The "cryptohassle" strategy is a trading strategy designed for backtesting. Here is a short description of what the strategy does:
The strategy uses various indicators to make trading decisions. It starts by populating indicators such as Heikin-Ashi candles, Momentum (MOM), and Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) on the given dataframe.
Heikin-Ashi candles are a modified form of Japanese candlestick charts.
The SSL Channels indicator is then applied to the dataframe.
SSL Channels are calculated based on the average of highs and lows, forming a channel. The lines of the channel "flip" when the close price crosses either of the two lines. The strategy provides trading ideas based on channel crossings and confirmation signals. Next, the strategy populates the buy trend by identifying specific conditions. These conditions include the cross above signals of SSL Channels, Momentum, and MACD, along with a volume threshold of 1000. Similarly, the sell trend is populated by detecting a cross below signal between the SSL Channels and considering a volume threshold greater than 0. Overall, the strategy combines multiple indicators and conditions to generate buy and sell signals for trading.