If Bitcoin’s trend is strong, put 30% in the hottest BTC‑linked stock/ETF and keep the rest in cash. If not, rotate daily among volatility hedges, 3× tech longs/shorts, staples, and oil using simple “overheated/washed‑out” and 200‑day trend checks.

Each day it checks Bitcoin’s trend using BITO (a US Bitcoin ETF). If both medium- and long‑term trends are up, it puts 30% into the single strongest BTC‑linked pick (Coinbase, miners, MicroStrategy, or BTC ETFs) and keeps 70% in cash. Otherwise it runs a stock/vol playbook: if the S&P 500 or Nasdaq looks overheated (RSI>80; RSI is a 0–100 “heat gauge” of recent speed), buy a volatility hedge. If tech is washed out (RSI on a 3× Nasdaq fund <31), buy a 3× tech bull. If bonds look steadier than a Nasdaq short, buy a 3× mega‑cap tech note. Else, if the S&P 500 is above its 200‑day average, split between staples and whichever of oil‑up or oil‑down is stronger; if it’s below, use 3× tech bear funds. Rebalances daily.

Two-regime approach targets S&P outperformance: OOS annualized return ~115.7% with Calmar ~1.42; BITO-based crypto bets (30%) when BTC trends up, plus hedged rotations otherwise. Higher upside, but crypto drawdowns can be large.