Raydium (RAY) 4-Hour Trend Following Supertrend Volatility Breakout
Algorithmic 4-Hour Trend Following Supertrend Volatility Breakout strategy for Raydium (RAY). Calibrated for 3 to 14 days with Multi-day trend structure, volume profile nodes, and funding rate bias. Paper trade on live Binance data.
4-Hour Trend Following Calibration & Execution Dynamics
Expected duration from algorithmic entry trigger to defensive target exit.
Multi-day trend structure, volume profile nodes, and funding rate bias
Core systematic swing trend captures with highest signal-to-noise ratio
Mathematical Engine & Formula
Upper Band = (High + Low)/2 + (Multiplier * ATR), Lower Band = (High + Low)/2 - (Multiplier * ATR)Entry Condition: Enter long when close crosses above the 10-period ATR Supertrend upper band with 24h volume exceeding the 20-day moving average.
Exit Condition: Exit when price closes below the dynamic trailing stop line or when the 1:2.2 profit bracket target is reached.
Execution & Cost Transparency (4H)
Most backtests fabricate impossible returns by assuming zero fees and zero slippage. Zengtrade factors realistic market realities into every paper trade on Raydium:
- Spot Friction: Requires liquid order books. Slippage on volatile breakouts averages 4 to 8 bps on Binance spot pairs.
- Risk Guidance: Size positions according to ATR volatility to ensure stop loss does not exceed 1.5% account equity.
- 35 bps Friction Model: Exchange taker fee (10 bps) + maker fee (10 bps) + dynamic slippage buffer (15 bps).
Authored & Verified by Zengtrade Quantitative Research: Every model parameter for Raydium (RAY) on 4-Hour Trend Following is calibrated on historical Binance spot tick archives with a 35 bps round-trip friction model. Zengtrade operates under a strict non-custodial, paper-first mandate: we never hold client deposits, never charge commissions on trading volume, and never fabricate hypothetical return curves. Forward-test evidence must be established before live deployment. Read our Regime Engine Methodology and Risk Disclosures.