ALFAElastic
Fast intraday rebounds.ATR-adaptive ladder that buys back 40 / 35 / 25 % of the position, with a continuous profit ratchet on the runner.
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Live on Kraken's SOL, BTC, ETH and XRP books · see today's books on live Kraken data →
Grow your crypto stack, one rebound at a time.
Live Kraken candles and depth, three autonomous engines and a 10,000-path Time Machine in one terminal. It runs SOL, BTC, ETH and XRP, and every cycle is booked in coins after fees, on your own Kraken account.
SOL-USDKraken Spot · last 24 h
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- ModeLive data
Engine figures are their live books since launch, shown as a change in coins relative to each engine's starting balance.
How a cycle works
Sell the crest. Buy back lower. Keep the difference in coins.
Holders lose coins when they sell bottoms and chase tops. Coin Strike does the opposite, automatically and without leverage.
Sell at the crestPost-Only ask once price turns down
Buy back in steps40 · 35 · 25 % of the position
Keep the differencebooked in coins after fees
Before
100.00 SOL
After
101.24 SOL +1.24 %
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Spot the exhausted rebound
Multi-timeframe EMAs, Z-score stretch, RSI and the live tape score every bounce. A trailing entry follows the crest and places a Post-Only ask only once price turns down.
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Buy back in steps
The engine buys back in tranches, raises a profit floor as the drop deepens and rescues positions that stayed underwater back to green before closing them.
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Count it in coins
Every cycle is booked as coins gained or lost after Kraken fees. A dollar profit that leaves you with fewer coins is not a win here.
The terminal
Everything you watch, on one screen.
Kraken's SOL, BTC, ETH and XRP candles, the top of the book and what the engines think right now: the same data the terminal trades on.
- Live Kraken candles in five timeframes
- Order book depth, refreshed every five seconds
- Three engines: Auto, Harvest or Pause
- The protected floor, always on screen
- Every balance counted in coins
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Three engines
Three styles, one floor rule.
Each engine runs its own book and is sized so its worst case stays above a protected floor. The figures are their live books, relative to each engine's starting balance.
BETAConviction
Waits for a stronger signal.Enters only with higher conviction and a stretched bounce, sizes up when the signal is strong and uses the same adaptive ladder.
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GAMMAMacro
Defends the bear-market structure.Staged macro entries under the daily averages with partial 30 / 30 / 40 % harvests, plus tactical scalps that recycle the coins it gains.
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3autonomous engines, each with its own book
10,000simulated futures behind every entry
15 sbetween Time Machine refreshes
0×leverage: spot only, Post-Only maker orders first
Time Machine
Two ways to look before it trades.
A forward simulation decides whether an entry has an edge right now. A backtest replays the whole strategy on real history to show what it would have done.
Monte Carlo · 10,000 futuresWhat can happen from here?
Block bootstrap of Kraken history conditioned on hour, EMA regime and stretch, combined with the 30 most similar historical setups. It gates every entry: no edge, no trade.
- ≥ 60 % honest probability and a positive expected value after fees to allow an entry
- Price cone P10–P90 and the floor's worst 5 % case
- Recomputed every 15 seconds on live data
Backtest · real engineWhat would the strategy have done?
The live engine itself replays Kraken candles with a simulated clock, so every timeout, ladder and floor rule fires exactly as in production, and it never peeks at future candles.
- Latest 90-day run: --
- Latest long run: --
- Refreshed automatically: 90 days daily, the long window weekly
Results in coins
The numbers, including the bad ones.
Live books since -- and the latest real-engine backtests, as a change in coins relative to each engine's starting balance, so they compare across account sizes.
Net, three engines--of the combined starting balance
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Wins / losses--
Worst drawdown--lowest book vs its start
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Live results come from the engines' books on Kraken's live order book and tape. Backtests replay the same engine over Kraken candles with a neutral order book, no news and no AI committee, using the engine's own simulated fills and fees. Simulated results do not guarantee future returns.
On your phone
The desk goes where you go.
Install the terminal from your browser as an app. It keeps the same live chart, books and controls, and it can alert you the moment an engine acts.
- Installable appAdd it to your home screen on iPhone, Android or desktop. No app store needed.
- Push alerts you chooseMaker orders, fills, profit-floor locks, closed cycles, the floor shield and the AI reports. Each category can be switched off.
Alert formats, shown with example values.
Risk rules
Rules first, trades second.
Every entry has to pass all of them. Missing data or an unavailable AI never counts as an approval.
- Floor
Floor per engine
Positions are sized so each engine's worst case stays above its protected floor; if its balance gets close, the engine buys back.
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Global exposure cap
One cap for all three engines together, scaled with conviction, so they never pile into the same move.
- EV
Time Machine gate
No entry without a positive expected value after Kraken fees from the 10,000-path simulation.
- AI
AI committee
Claude (Anthropic) reads the news and context and can veto an entry or scale it down. Its silence never approves a trade.
- Maker
Maker first
Post-Only orders by default to pay maker fees; taker orders only for protective exits.
- Keys
Your keys, your account
Orders go through your own Kraken API keys, enabled per operator. Keys that can withdraw funds are rejected.
Custody and security
Your coins stay on Kraken.
Coin Strike is software that places spot orders on your own Kraken account. It never holds your funds.
No withdrawals, ever
API keys with withdrawal permission are rejected for live trading, so the software can trade but cannot move funds out.
Keys encrypted at rest
Kraken and AI keys are stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM) and are never sent back to the browser after saving.
Invitation-only access
Accounts are created by invitation and sessions use signed, HttpOnly cookies.
No ad trackers
Fonts and scripts are served from our own server, with no advertising or analytics trackers.
Fees
Kraken Pro fees, modelled tier by tier.
The engine prices every cycle with Kraken Pro Spot maker and taker fees for your 30-day volume. In live mode it reads your account's actual rates.
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Fee schedule as modelled by the engine; check Kraken's site for the current official schedule.
Request access
Join the operator list.
Access is by invitation. Tell us a little about you and we will reach out personally.
FAQ
Questions operators ask.
Who holds my funds?
You do, on Kraken. Coin Strike never custodies assets and rejects API keys that can withdraw funds.
Why measure everything in coins?
The goal is to finish each cycle with more coins than you started with. A dollar gain that costs you coins does not count as a win.
Can it lose?
Yes. Stops, fees and fast rallies can produce losing cycles, and a long losing streak can leave an engine close to its floor. The backtests on this page include those losses.
What does the AI do?
Claude (Anthropic) reviews headlines and market context and returns a verdict: approve, scale down, tighten the profit floor or veto. The rules and the Time Machine still decide; the AI can only make the system more careful.
Which markets does it trade?
SOL, BTC, ETH and XRP against USD on Kraken Spot. No futures, no leverage.