Multi-Coin Scanner
Runs one strategy across many coins with a walk-forward split: the in-sample segment is where an edge would have been discovered, the out-of-sample segment is scored blind. Results are ranked by OOS Sharpe and summarized by how many coins stay profitable — a formula that only works on one cherry-picked chart is noise. Note the coin list itself is today's survivors, so historical results carry survivorship bias.
Signals are computed once per coin over the full window and sliced at the split date; the OOS simulation starts flat with full warmup history, exactly like an account funded on that day.
Scan the Trend Ignition strategy across every coin
This scan runs Trend Ignition — 20-bar-high breakouts that must also pass an efficiency-ratio and a relative-volume filter — across the whole coin universe with each coin split walk-forward. Because the entry demands conviction on three independent axes (price, path quality, participation), most low-quality pump breakouts never generate a trade, and the surviving ones are scored blind on the out-of-sample segment.
The OOS-ranked table answers the question a buyer actually cares about: when this filter fired historically, did the move continue often enough — across many coins, not one lucky chart — to pay the fees, the slippage and the failed entries?
How it works
- Pick an interval, the coin universe (majors or all) and the walk-forward split.
- The strategy formula loads into the editor, fully editable.
- Set fees and slippage, then scan — every coin is backtested with the same rules.
- Rank by out-of-sample Sharpe, return, drawdown or win rate.
Frequently asked questions
How is Trend Ignition different from a plain Donchian breakout scan?
A Donchian entry buys every 20-bar-high close. Trend Ignition buys the same breakout only when the efficiency ratio shows the path into the breakout was directional and short-term volume is at least 20% above normal. Same event, but the scanner counts how much the conviction filter improves out-of-sample Sharpe versus the noise it removes.
What should a buyer look for in the scan results?
Two numbers: how many coins stayed profitable out of sample, and whether the median OOS Sharpe stays positive. A filter that only works on a handful of coins is curve-fitting; one that lifts a majority of the universe is capturing a real market behavior — breakouts with volume and directional efficiency tend to continue.
More multi-coin scanner pages
MA Cross 5/20 · MACD Cross · RSI 30/70 · Bollinger Breakout · KDJ Cross · Donchian 20/10 · Capitulation Reversal · Net Flow Trend
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Donchian 20/10 in the Strategy Backtester · Bollinger Breakout in the Strategy Backtester · MA Cross 5/20 in the Strategy Backtester