NexusTrade guide

Ethereum and Bitcoin Split

Hold the 2 most popular cryptocurrencies, Ethereum and Bitcoin, in a 60/40 split

Rule summary

  1. Buy 40% of the available cash in ETH-USD (cryptocurrency) every trading day.

    Buy ETH-USD

  2. Buy 60% of the available cash in BTC-USD (cryptocurrency) every trading day.

    Buy BTC-USD

What this recipe does

Hold the 2 most popular cryptocurrencies, Ethereum and Bitcoin, in a 60/40 split

Exact strategy rules

These are the library's actual rule definitions. Conditions, assets, position sizing and order actions are shown together so the strategy can be inspected before it is copied.

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    "action": {
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Before testing

Open the library, find this recipe by its title and preview the rules. Choose Use template for a built-in entry, or Add to portfolio for a saved entry. Review the copied rules and customize their thresholds and allocations before testing. Choose a historical period and starting capital in the portfolio backtester. Check trade count, drawdown, costs and a benchmark before enabling a paper portfolio. A recipe is a configuration, not a performance result.

A completed test should show the selected period, orders and portfolio statistics. If it records no trades, inspect the entry conditions and selected assets before loosening rules. If market data is missing or the run fails, keep the error and fix the coverage issue before comparing results. Changing a threshold or allocation changes the strategy. Keep the original definition and compare changes on a separate period rather than selecting settings from one favorable result.