Choose your perspective
Read the market and its assigned timeframe together. A daily trend can change while a weekly trend remains open.
CRYPTO TRENDS. A CLEARER VIEW.
Follow the trend.
Make your own move.
An automated trend-tracking robot for crypto. CTS — the Crypto Trends System — uses closing prices and two moving averages to document long-only trends. Review each market in its own timeframe, with clear rules for when a model trend begins, ends and can return.
Explore early accessPlanned paid membership. You review the trends and place your own trades.
THE MEMBER VIEW Illustrative
BITCOIN / USD
One market.
More perspective.
Price12-period SMA36-period SMA
EXPLORE THE PERSPECTIVE4-hour · concept preview
THE CTS FRAMEWORKPrice + two moving averages
A preview of the member experience. Each tracked market will pair its assigned timeframe with its recorded trend history.
FROM TREND TO YOUR DECISION
The Crypto Trends System.
See the context
See whether the model is Long or Flat, when its trend was recorded, and the reference entry or exit. These are model records, separate from your exchange account.
Decide for yourself
You choose whether to act and place trades through your own exchange. Version one provides trend access.
THE RULES BEHIND THE VIEW
Follow. End. Rejoin.
CTS compares a 12-period simple moving average with a 36-period simple moving average. Both use candle closing prices. On a daily timeframe, that means 12 and 36 days; on a weekly timeframe, 12 and 36 weeks.
AN ILLUSTRATED TREND CYCLE
Three lines. A consistent set of rules.
Begin: the fast average crosses above the slow and price closes above both on the same completed candle.
Price at candle close12-period SMA36-period SMA
Two conditions, one close
A new long trend begins when the 12-period average crosses above the 36-period average and price closes above both on the same completed candle. The crossover alone is not enough.
A completed-candle exit
With Early Exit enabled, an open trend ends when the completed candle closes from at or above the 12-period average to below it. The model moves Flat; it does not open a short position. There is no fixed profit target.
A trend can return
Once a qualifying close below the fast average has armed re-entry, price closing above both averages while the fast average remains above the slow can begin a renewed long trend. A new crossover is not required.
The candle must finish.
A temporary move below an average while a candle is forming does not end the model trend. A later close above both averages does not create a delayed initial entry unless re-entry has been armed. Re-entry can be armed even without a prior displayed long position.
LONG / OPEN TREND
The model has an active long trend for that market and timeframe. It does not describe your personal holdings.
FLAT / TREND ENDED
The model has no active long position. Flat does not mean short. Recorded prices and trend moves are not personal portfolio returns or guaranteed live quotes.
EVIDENCE BEFORE EXPECTATIONS
A trend is only
part of the story.
Profit factor needs context. The planned member experience pairs it with trade count, the full observation period, costs and drawdown.
Bitcoin four-hour and daily are the first research candidates. Weekly provides a benchmark. The default timeframe will follow validated research; the frequency of trend changes is not yet established.
Read the proposed methodology ↓RESEARCH CHECKLIST Before release
- Profit factor
- With closed-trade count
- Trade history
- Dates, entries and exits
- Costs & slippage
- Explicit assumptions
- Maximum drawdown
- With valuation basis
- Source & settings
- Feed, timeframe, model version
Performance figures are not displayed while validation is incomplete.
BE PART OF WHAT COMES NEXT
Get a first look
at CryptoRobot.
Early access is intended for people interested in crypto trend research and a clearer view of the Crypto Trends System.
Early-access updates
Follow CryptoRobot’s development and hear when trend access is ready. Joining the list will not create a paid membership.
A FEW DETAILS
Before you join.
What will membership include?
The planned paid membership provides access to CTS crypto trends, supported timeframes and accompanying research. Price, currency and launch timing remain to be confirmed.
Will CryptoRobot place trades for me?
Version one is for reviewing trends and placing your own trades. Any future automated service requires separate validation; its exchange arrangements and availability are unconfirmed.
What are the limitations of CTS?
Moving averages follow past prices; CTS is not designed to buy bottoms or sell tops. Sideways markets can produce repeated trend changes and re-entries. There is no preset stop-loss, and longer timeframes can experience large price moves before a completed-candle exit. Your fills, fees and outcomes may differ from model records. Historical market or timeframe choices may not suit future conditions.
How will historical results be presented?
The historical model baseline uses a fixed allocation of 2% of original reference capital per entry, without compounding. This is an allocation convention, not a loss limit. Realised and unrealised results will be separated, with costs and drawdown methodology disclosed. This reference history is separate from eventual subscriber sizing.
Which timeframe should I use?
Four-hour and daily Bitcoin models are research candidates, with weekly as a benchmark. No recommended default is established yet. The selected tab above only demonstrates the interface.
CTS documents trend conditions and model positions for education and research. It does not place trades, manage your account, or provide personal financial advice. You decide whether any action is appropriate for you.