Regime Adaptive
Adjusts its own logic depending on whether the market is trending or ranging.
How it works
Regime Adaptive leans on the MarketRegime indicator to classify current conditions as trending or ranging, then changes its own entry posture to match - looking for continuation setups in a trend and reversion setups in a range, rather than applying one fixed rule set regardless of what the market is actually doing.
That self-adjustment is what separates it from strategies built around a single market condition: it's designed to keep working as conditions shift, instead of only performing well in one type of market.
Best for: Symbols or timeframes that regularly alternate between trending and ranging phases, rather than staying in one regime for extended periods.
Backtested performance
Historical backtest result (2026-07-26, averaged across 6 symbols: BTCUSD, EURUSD, GBPJPY, USOIL, USTEC, XAUUSD), not a guarantee of future performance.