β’ The "Core" (Stable Sector): $ZKP, $FLOW, and $LIT maintain a consistent technical sector membership. $ZKP acts as the primary "frontman" (volatility driver), while the group is stable enough to occasionally absorb or shed outliers without breaking.
β’ The "Lone Wolf" (Outlier): $BREVUSDT operates independently, typically leading a cluster of one. It occasionally acts as a temporary "opening act" (joining a group like $ZKP's) but quickly detaches to return to solo volatility.
One use-case is Bybit's Futures Combo bot.
But I need some more time to thoroughly test and document this strategy.
Look at the time-stamp here, very fast exists.
A lot of crypto was flat during the holidays.
I've coded some algos to isolate the coins that arenβt.
Iβll start publishing those names regularly here (and possibly on a site). [1/2]
In the context of 1β£ or2β£, it's a cluster, i.e. a group of coins that are moving together in real time.
We groups assets purely by price action similarity, using correlations. These clusters represent distinct market behaviors, not rankings. More info soon!
I've created an automation that determines a mathematical sweet spot between Funding Rates and Price Volatility. Current leaders for the most stable yield farming coins are:
1. $1000PEPE
2. $WIF
3. $ASTER
4. $TIA
5. $FARTCOIN
Data breakdown attached.
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