🥈 SILVER

This strategy uses the Ichimoku Cloud — a Japanese technical analysis system that shows support/resistance, trend direction, and momentum all at once. The 'cloud' (Kumo) is formed by two leading span lines. When price breaks above the cloud, it's a bullish signal. This version waits for price to be inside or below the cloud within the last 6 bars, then enters long when it breaks above — catching the transition from bearish to bullish territory. Takes profit at 6% above entry.

A mutation of Ichimoku Strategy CDI. The engine tweaked DISP decreased 12% to optimize for SILVER.

ID: EVO_1133_0ae6f856 · Gen 1133

🥇 GOLD

This strategy uses the Ichimoku Cloud — a Japanese technical analysis system that shows support/resistance, trend direction, and momentum all at once. The 'cloud' (Kumo) is formed by two leading span lines. When price breaks above the cloud, it's a bullish signal. This version waits for price to be inside or below the cloud within the last 6 bars, then enters long when it breaks above — catching the transition from bearish to bullish territory. Takes profit at 6% above entry.

This is an original community strategy from TradingView — not yet surpassed by evolution for GOLD. The engine is continuously trying to breed and mutate its way past this benchmark.

ID: PUB_D4oSWWqmR6HKnFyQHSniDifDtD

◎ SOL

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 14-period and 24-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 10-period signal line. A 165-period EMA acts as a trend filter — the strategy only takes trades in the direction of the larger trend. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

A mutation of MACD Crossover. The engine tweaked Fast MA increased 17%, Slow MA decreased 8%, Signal Line increased 11% to optimize for SOL.

ID: EVO_1144_c4cbc12d · Gen 1144

Ξ ETH

Looks for divergences between price and RSI — moments where the market's momentum disagrees with its price direction. A bullish divergence means price is making lower lows but RSI is making higher lows (selling is exhausting). A bearish divergence means price is making higher highs but RSI is making lower highs (buying is weakening). Only enters when RSI is in extreme territory (<30 oversold, >70 overbought). Tight risk management: 2% stop-loss and 4% take-profit on every trade.

This is an original community strategy from TradingView — not yet surpassed by evolution for ETH. The engine is continuously trying to breed and mutate its way past this benchmark.

ID: PUB_73ba7b5c1ccd46c1be5fbf24bb

◆ QQQ

Looks for divergences between price and RSI — moments where the market's momentum disagrees with its price direction. A bullish divergence means price is making lower lows but RSI is making higher lows (selling is exhausting). A bearish divergence means price is making higher highs but RSI is making lower highs (buying is weakening). Only enters when RSI is in extreme territory (<30 oversold, >70 overbought). Tight risk management: 2% stop-loss and 4% take-profit on every trade.

This is an original community strategy from TradingView — not yet surpassed by evolution for QQQ. The engine is continuously trying to breed and mutate its way past this benchmark.

ID: PUB_73ba7b5c1ccd46c1be5fbf24bb

₿ BTC

Waits for volatile moments (when ATR spikes above its own average) and rides the breakout. It tracks the 20-bar high and low — when volatility is high AND price breaks above the recent high, it goes long. When volatility is high AND price breaks below the recent low, it goes short. No exits defined — it holds until the opposite signal fires. This is a pure momentum play: big moves in high-volatility environments.

This is an original community strategy from TradingView — not yet surpassed by evolution for BTC. The engine is continuously trying to breed and mutate its way past this benchmark.

ID: PUB_a583738ff1a549a383304ddf09

⚡ TSLA

This is a mean-reversion strategy that looks for pullbacks within a trend. It uses a 20-period channel to define the trading range, then waits for price to pull back before entering in the trend direction. The idea is to buy the dip in an uptrend and sell the rally in a downtrend — entering at better prices rather than chasing momentum.

This is an original community strategy from TradingView — not yet surpassed by evolution for TSLA. The engine is continuously trying to breed and mutate its way past this benchmark.

ID: PUB_0ba17a27c7e84820b158d4d256

🍎 AAPL

A filtered MACD crossover that only enters when multiple conditions align. Goes long when MACD crosses above its signal line, BUT only if MACD is negative (below zero line) AND RSI is below 50. This triple filter means it only buys during pullbacks in momentum — not chasing highs. Exits when MACD crosses back below its signal line while MACD is positive. Long-only strategy — it doesn't short.

This is an original community strategy from TradingView — not yet surpassed by evolution for AAPL. The engine is continuously trying to breed and mutate its way past this benchmark.

ID: PUB_w88SlnXY84haW498Sw3IG99mG4

◆ SPY

Combines two concepts: Fair Value Gaps (FVG) — price gaps where the market moved so fast it left an unfilled space — and Donchian Channels for risk management. When a bullish FVG appears (gap up), it enters long with the stop-loss at the 100-period lowest low. When a bearish FVG appears (gap down), it enters short with the stop at the 100-period highest high. Take-profit is calculated at a 1.7:1 risk-reward ratio. Only takes ONE trade per FVG signal to avoid overtrading.

A mutation of FVG Donchian Channel strategy. The engine tweaked Donchian Channel increased 6%, Risk/Reward decreased 19% to optimize for SPY.

ID: EVO_0010_0c1eece0 · Gen 10