Simple Holder Strategy
The Simple Holder strategy is a strategy that periodically buys cryptocurrencies and holds them to achieve asset appreciation. The strategy mainly includes three parts: periodic buying signals, holding signals and…
Overview
The Simple Holder strategy is a strategy that periodically buys cryptocurrencies and holds them to achieve asset appreciation. The strategy mainly includes three parts: periodic buying signals, holding signals and exit signals.
Strategy Principle
The basic logic of the strategy is:
Send a buy signal at start to make the first purchase.
Send a buy signal every certain number of candles to purchase more base currency using the quote currency.
When candle count reaches preset value, send exit order to close position.
When exit time is reached, send exit signal to stop strategy and close all positions.
Through repetitive buying and holding of cryptocurrencies, the effects of cost averaging and continuous increasing of positions can be achieved.
Advantage Analysis
The advantages of this strategy are:
Can periodically buy cryptocurrencies to reduce timing risk of purchases.
Can reduce average holding cost of cryptocurrencies through repetitive buying.
Can obtain growth profit of portfolio through continuously increasing positions.
Customizable purchase and exit timing enables automation.
Simple to operate and easy to master.
Risk Analysis
Risks of this strategy include:
Systematic risk of cryptocurrency market with potentially huge price swings.
Inappropriate exit timing may fail to timely stop loss.
Inadequate capital management may also lead to failure in bearing losses.
Optimization Suggestions
The following aspects of the strategy can be optimized:
Dynamically adjust buying amount and intervals according to market conditions.
Add stop loss signals to close positions when price falls below support level.
Incorporate more factors to determine the optimal entry and exit timing.
Summary
The Simple Holder strategy achieves the effect of cost averaging and portfolio growth through periodic buying and holding of cryptocurrencies. It is a relatively simple quantitative strategy once the usage is mastered. Incorporating further optimizations can enhance the strategy's intelligence and adaptability to changing market environments.
Parameters
| Name | Default | What it controls |
|---|---|---|
| v_input_int_1 | 7 | (?Trade Range)Close at Candle Count: |
| v_input_1 | timestamp(2023-09-21 16:30) | Start Date/Time |
| v_input_2 | timestamp(2023-09-21 23:05) | End Date/Time |
| v_input_3 | paste your message here | (?3Commas)Message to start bot and deal |
| v_input_4 | paste your message here | Message for deal add funds signal in the quote currency |
| v_input_5 | paste your message here | Message to cancel the deal |
| v_input_6 | paste your message here | Message to cancel all bot deals and stop the bot |
Source Pine Script
/*backtest
start: 2023-01-01 00:00:00
end: 2024-01-07 00:00:00
period: 1d
basePeriod: 1h
exchanges: [{"eid":"Futures_Binance","currency":"BTC_USDT"}]
*/
// This source code is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public License 2.0 at https://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/
// © Merdoc390
//@version=5
// The idea with this script is to use 3commas DCA bot to keep buying crypto, but not 'close the deal' which sells the crypto.
// Basic idea is to keep adding funds, which increases the buy.
// When you cancel the sale, you keep the crypto, thus HODL.
// I use this to build my positions that I short sale on Coinbase.com, so I need to cancel the deal after several candles so I can
// trade them.
// 3commas HODL DCA Bot article:
// https://3commas.io/blog/3commas-hodl-dca-bot-strategy
// This article includes the bot setup on 3Commas:
// Basicially you start the trade, then add funds to the trade, buying more crypto, then eventually cancel the deal.
// When you create the bot, you set the take profit really high, like 999%. Since it is unlikey to hit the value, it will never sell
// Credit to Irakli Gun as inspriation
// https://3commas.io/blog/3commas-hodl-dca-bot-strategy
strategy(title='HODL Simple v1', shorttitle="HODL'er",
calc_on_every_tick=false, calc_on_order_fills=true, process_orders_on_close =true,
format=format.price, precision=4, overlay=true, pyramiding=365,
currency=currency.USD, default_qty_value=10, default_qty_type=strategy.cash , initial_capital=3650,
commission_type=strategy.commission.percent, commission_value=0.1)
var startFirstDeal = true
var done = false
var dealCount = 0
var totalDealCount = 0
i_closeCount = input.int(defval=7,title="Close at Candle Count:",tooltip="How many buy candles to convert to a buy, otherwise it will remain open until end of timeframe.",group="Trade Range")
Start_date = input(defval=timestamp('2023-09-21 16:30'),title="Start Date/Time",group="Trade Range")
Finish_date = input(defval=timestamp('2023-09-21 23:05'),title="End Date/Time",group="Trade Range")
i_startBotAndDealMessage = input(defval="paste your message here",title="Message to start bot and deal", tooltip="Message for 'start bot and deal", group="3Commas",display=display.all)
i_addFundsMessage = input(defval="paste your message here",title="Message for deal add funds signal in the quote currency", tooltip="Using the quote (such as USD), to purchase more.",group="3Commas",display=display.all)
i_cancelTheDealMessage = input(defval="paste your message here",title="Message to cancel the deal",tooltip="If you paste only cancel the deal, the bot will wait until next candle to add funds.\nOption is to also paste the add funds message to also add a buy position.", group="3Commas",display=display.all)
i_cancelAndStopMessage = input(defval="paste your message here",title="Message to cancel all bot deals and stop the bot",tooltip="Paste 3c bot messagage for Cancel all and Stop Bot", group="3Commas",display=display.all)
time_cond = true
// check exit first
if not startFirstDeal and not done and dealCount < i_closeCount
strategy.close("Long")
alert(i_cancelAndStopMessage)
// log.info("Time expired, stopping bot, Total Deal Count:{0}",totalDealCount)
done := true
// check if add funds after first deal
else if time_cond and not startFirstDeal and dealCount < i_closeCount
strategy.entry("Long", strategy.long)
alert(i_addFundsMessage)
// log.info("Deal Count:{0}, totalDeals:{1}",dealCount,totalDealCount)
dealCount := dealCount + 1
totalDealCount := totalDealCount + 1
else if time_cond and startFirstDeal and dealCount <= i_closeCount
strategy.entry("Long", strategy.long)
// log.info("Start deal message, startFirst")
alert(i_startBotAndDealMessage)
startFirstDeal := false
else if time_cond and dealCount >= i_closeCount
strategy.close("Long")
alert(i_cancelTheDealMessage)
// log.info("Over Trades limit of {1}, resetting. Canceling. DealCount: {0}", dealCount, i_closeCount)
dealCount := 0
startFirstDeal := true
else if time_cond
log.error("case not covered")
Published by ChaoZhang on the FMZ strategy square · last modified 2024-01-08. Collected in the Quant Trading Vault. Unvalidated research: re-test with your own data and costs before trusting it.
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