Hello,
I've developed a unique complex trading indicator, Zj = Xj+iYj, that is exclusively based on volume (from my private research). Interestingly, I've observed that this indicator acts as an invariant for both Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC). This observation holds true despite the noticeable differences in trading volumes between the two assets.
I'm curious about the underlying mechanisms that could explain this phenomenon. How is it possible for the indicator to maintain its invariant properties across both assets, given their distinct volume profiles?
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Re: Invariant Trading Indicators
So, you have done some research, which you don't explain, and are asking forum users to explain to you why it works. Good luck.