Grow your BTC stack, not just your dollars. One signal every morning: top alts, BTC or cash. Measured in BTC.
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The line shows how many BTC one BTC would be worth today if it had followed every signal, compared with simply holding it. Above 1.00 the signal is ahead of holding BTC; below, it is behind.
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Each line is the signal for that morning and the result of holding it until the next morning's signal. Losing days stay in. Times are Oslo time.
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Read this as how the rule was built, not as a result. Left of the dashed line is the history before the live record: a backtest to 4 Oct 2026, the same rule replayed on 2024–2026 prices, with the coin list rebuilt each day from what was known then (including coins Binance later delisted) and 0.075% cost per trade, followed by an unpublished three-day test run (5–7 Oct). The rule's settings were chosen on these same years, so the backtest flatters it; expect less in real use. Right of the line is the live record above, the only part the rule was not tuned on. Shaded areas are days the rule was invested (top 5 or BTC); the rest is cash.
What the signal says
Every morning it says one of three things: hold the five strongest coins in equal amounts, hold 100% BTC, or hold cash. It is decided on the 4-hour candle that closes at 04:00 UTC and is posted before the 07:00–08:00 Oslo rebalance.
How the result is measured
Equal weights at the 04:00 UTC closing prices on Binance, held until the next signal, with 0.1% cost on every trade. "Measured in BTC" divides the result by BTC's own move over the same days, so it shows whether following the signal grew a BTC stack faster than holding it.
What is not shown
The rules behind the ranking and the switch are private. This page records what the signal said and what happened, every day from the start, nothing removed.
Not financial advice
This is a record of a rule, not a recommendation. Crypto can fall fast, and past results do not predict future ones. Any decision to trade is your own.