Regime Filters for Crypto Bot Templates: Stop Running the Right Strategy at the Wrong Time
A strategy template can be correct but mistimed. Learn simple regime filters (trend/volatility/range) to decide when to run trend, breakout, or mean reversion bots.
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Regime Filters for Crypto Bot Templates: Stop Running the Right Strategy at the Wrong Time
Many “bad strategies” are just good strategies run in the wrong regime.
Simple regime signals
- Trend filter (MA slope / price vs MA)
- Volatility filter (ATR rising/falling)
- Range detection (bandwidth compression)
Next reads
- Templates hub: /blog/crypto-trading-bot-strategy-templates-library-2026
- Indicators hub: /blog/best-indicators-for-crypto-trading-bots-2026
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