Quote from: Franctoshi on Today at 06:00:20 PM

Quote from: bitcoindata21 on December 08, 2022, 08:56:15 PM

I created these using onchain data from March 2021 to November 2022. There are 3 models i used together. The first uses eth data, the second btc data, and the third is a momentum/strength model using both eth and btc. For whatever reason eth data is more accurate for trading btc than btc data. Here they are:

If it's working for you in trading BTC and ETH and the results is positive, then good. but I would suggest you develop a strategy not only base on onchain data from march 2021 to 2022 , What about if you try getting or comparing data from precious years, maybe you could get more complete and accurate results from the overall years other than basing your data on this two recent years only.

The data before 2021 - some metrics do not have data going back further, so i only started from March 2021 as a result. The metrics that have data going further back still work.

Also i never said i was using this by itself, infact i even mentioned i was using it alongside other data.

Even so, there are enough ups and downs over the last 2 years to show that it is effective on multiple occasions in different scenarios