A highly complex, signals-driven rotation that chases momentum in a broad mix of equities, hedges, and crypto miners. It uses RSI, moving-average crosses (including 200-day signals), and a wide universe of leveraged/inverse ETFs to decide what to own and how much, while also weaving in crypto-miner exposures via a KMLM-based rotator. It's designed to capture trend-ups and hedge during volatility, rather than stay simple or static.

- The strategy watches a broad set of assets (eg, UVIX, SPY, QQQ, TECL, SOXL, SPXL, SPXS, VIXM, EDV, BTAL, IEF, SHY, BIL, KMLM, CONL, MSTR, HIVE, RIOT, RIOT etc.). - For each asset, it applies signals like RSI (a simple strength gauge) and price vs. moving averages (eg, is the price above/below the 200-day average). If certain conditions are met (RSI above a threshold and price above a long-term average, for example), the engine marks that asset as favorable. If other conditions indicate risk, it may flip to hedging or inverse assets (UVIX, SPXU, etc.). - Signals are organized in nested groups with names (eg, “Bull Cross”, “Bear Cross”, “200 Day Cross”, “VIX Blend”) that guide how the system weights groups of assets. There’s a dedicated rotator for core long exposures vs. hedges and a separate Crypto Miner module that selects miners based on momentum/strength signals and sometimes ranks them by recent performance. - Each decision node ultimately yields a weight (percent of capital) to assign to an asset or a group. The final allocation comes from combining these weights, subject to the overall risk framework (e.g., allocation caps, cash buffer, diversification). - The public edition adds the miner/crypto exposure and the KON/rotation logic (KMLM switcher) to widen the set of live signals and assets. This makes the system more “juice-y” but also more complex and cost-sensitive.

Out-of-sample, this strategy shows strong upside and risk control versus the S&P: ~155% annualized return and Calmar ≈6.4, with built-in hedges and crypto-miner diversification. Higher potential returns with broader diversification.