OPTIMIZATION #0067
BTCUSDT · 30M · Divergence Strategy
A reversal / continuation framework centered on divergence conditions between price and an underlying oscillator or momentum measure.
INTERACTIVE HISTORICAL RESEARCH
Equal-spaced closed exits by default, with an optional calendar timeline. Zoom, pan and compare optimization, release and full history.
The optimization dates are based on supplied release documentation. After-release figures are historical replay rather than independently audited live results. All selected-period metrics use closed-exit records and may differ from TradingView intrabar metrics.
The export is a historical TradingView simulation. The dashed starting-capital guide marks the original report capital; it is not a trade or a modeled return. Trade view is drawn one recorded exit event at a time, with no time gaps. Calendar view uses the original TradingView report's start date and recorded closed exits. When the optimization range predates the report, no earlier historical equity is drawn. The initial capital remains flat until the first exit; stage curves are rebased to the report's starting capital. A partial exit counts as an exit event. Stage profit factor and closed-equity drawdown are derived from exit-to-exit changes and may differ from official TradingView metrics, particularly intrabar drawdown. No proprietary settings, full order details or Pine Script source are published here.
Optimization end and release may be different dates; any gap between them is excluded from both the optimization-only and after-release views, but is visible in Combined.
STRATEGY MECHANISM
A reversal / continuation framework centered on divergence conditions between price and an underlying oscillator or momentum measure.
Core entry mechanism: The strategy looks for divergence-led setups and filters them through its broader execution rules. The public page keeps the detailed preset private while summarizing the documented release context.
PRESET-SPECIFIC PROFILE
Detailed enabled-module evidence is not present in this release archive. The strategy mechanism, backtest, and dates shown here are documented, but the precise preset feature combination has not been independently verified.
Exact numerical parameters, preset strings and Pine source code are not published on this public website.
SMART TRADER TIER
Smart Trader is the TradeSmart membership tier built for users who want to test the Premium TradingView strategies, apply published optimization presets or legacy configuration files, use the onboarding guides, and potentially turn the setups into automation-ready workflows.
Typical flow after joining: send your TradingView username, receive invite-only access, use the setup/onboarding guides, place the strategy on your chart, select a V2 preset, apply V1 settings individually, or build your own variation, and then evaluate whether you want to use alerts or automation.
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Explore Smart Trader ↗139 exit records reconstructed from the exported closed-trade log. Metrics and curves are based on realized trade outcomes.
TradeSmart's workflow is: research strategy ideas, optimize the promising ones, then monitor performance after release. If a setup holds up, it may be considered for live trading by the user. If it degrades or fails expectations, it should be discarded or retired. This page is educational only and is not financial advice. TradeSmart is not acting as your financial advisor.
The period tabs show historical trade outcomes at fixed strategy settings. Trades after a release date are useful for chronological context, but they are still backtest history, not audited live-account performance. Realized-equity drawdown computed from closed trades excludes intratrade drawdown, so it is not the same as TradingView's maximum intrabar drawdown.
