#BTCReserveStrategy

A BTC reverse strategy involves identifying potential reversals in Bitcoin's price action. One approach is to use a combination of volatility bands, momentum indicators, and price structure analysis. Here's how it works ¹:

- *Reversal Detection*: Use ATR bands around an EMA to define overextended price zones, RSI to detect overbought/oversold conditions, and MACD Histogram for short-term momentum flips.

- *Long Signal*: Triggered when price dips below the lower ATR band, RSI is oversold, MACD Histogram starts rising, and candle closes green.

- *Short Signal*: Triggered when price exceeds upper ATR band, RSI is overbought, MACD Histogram starts falling, and candle closes red.

- *Exit Strategy*: Set take profit at ±0.75% and stop loss at ±0.4% for tight risk control.

This strategy is optimized for scalping BTC in chop zones, ideal for sideways or consolidation markets. Traders can adjust ATR multiplier or RSI thresholds to suit market speed. Mean-reversion strategies also show promise, with research suggesting Bitcoin tends to revert to its mean after local maxima or minima ².