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Meet the engines

Nicholas has four engines. Each is a different personality with a different job. You pick which one runs on your account, and you can switch any time.

Classic V2 DRL

The experimental one. A machine-learning brain that looks at the market every hour and decides whether to buy, hold or sell. It keeps learning, and a new version only takes over if it beats the old one after fees on data it has never seen.

Decides: Every hour · Status: Experimental

Turbo iRD DRL

The dip-buyer that learned to say no. Waits for a coin to dip, then its brain decides whether that dip is worth buying. Most of the time the answer is no, and skipping is the point.

Decides: When a coin dips · Status: Experimental

BTC+ETH Weather

The farmer who checks the sky. Checks the weather once a day and decides how much to hold, from nothing at all up to fully in. Never panics, never day-trades, trades a few times a month.

Decides: Once a day · Status: Passed long-term testing

Rotation Top-3

The coach who starts whoever's in form. Plays the coins that are in form and benches the rest, and pulls the whole team off the field when the market turns. More upside than the farmer, and bigger swings.

Decides: Once a week · Status: Passed long-term testing

Side by side

EngineDecidesSwingsStatus
Classic V2 DRLEvery hourMediumExperimental
Turbo iRD DRLWhen a coin dipsSmallExperimental
BTC+ETH WeatherOnce a dayCalmPassed long-term testing
Rotation Top-3Once a weekBigPassed long-term testing

"Experimental" means it is still learning and still being tested. "Passed long-term testing" means it made money after every fee on years of past data it was not built on. Neither is a promise about the future.

The same seatbelts on every engine

Which one should I try?

Whichever you pick, it starts on paper money.

Why we don't publish the recipes

We tested dozens of trading styles over years of data, and most of them lost to fees. The exact rules behind the ones that survived are our secret sauce. Keeping them private also protects you: a strategy everyone copies tends to stop working.

Honest partTesting on past data is not a promise. Nothing has shown a reliable profit with real money yet. Only use money you can afford to lose.

New to charts? Read a candlestick chart, then Bollinger bands and RSI.