Marginal — close, but below the bar12 strategies tested

Best trading strategy for FARTCOIN

On FARTCOIN, no strategy clearly cleared our Sharpe 1.0 bar. The closest was Mean Reversion at Sharpe 1.34 — treat it as marginal, not a green light. We ran 12 single-asset strategies on FARTCOIN; the full leaderboard, including the ones that failed, is below.

By Keel Research · Data as of 2026-07-05 · how these backtests were produced
Best Sharpe
1.34
Mean Reversion
Cleared the bar
0 / 12
Data coverage
81%
of the window
First bar
2024-12-20

The FARTCOIN strategy leaderboard

Every strategy ranked by net Sharpe. Rows that clear the Sharpe 1.0 bar are highlighted; failed and wiped-out runs stay visible — click any strategy for its full multi-asset backtest.

StrategyNet SharpeReturnMax DDTradesConfidence
Mean Reversion1.34+11.0%2.5%7very low
Supertrend0.52+17.7%21.8%46moderate
RSI0.25+1.0%2.5%7very low
Confluence0.17+1.9%14.9%197ok
AI Trading Bot0.14+1.3%20.0%96moderate
Supertrend Bollinger-0.10-2.0%11.3%3very low
Stochastic-0.40-5.0%7.8%21low
MACD Crossover-0.50-12.0%25.1%279ok
Breakout-0.52-98.3%99.4%75moderate
MA Crossover-0.59-13.6%23.5%75moderate
ADX Trend-1.00-25.6%34.6%51moderate
Ichimoku Cloud-100.0%100.0%252wiped out

2024-08-152026-07-05 · net of fees, slippage, and funding · one engine, one window, one cost model for every strategy — no cherry-picking.

The return column reflects each strategy’s own position sizing (some hold only a small slice of one coin), so Sharpe — which isn’t affected by leverage — is the fair way to rank them. 3 strategies that rank coins against each other (like funding carry and momentum ranking) can't run on a single asset, so they're left out.

Start from the closest — Mean Reversion

Nothing cleared our bar on FARTCOIN, but Mean Reversion came closest (Sharpe 1.34). Fork it and see if you can push it further — or run it as it is.

At $1,000, Mean Reversion's worst historical dip on FARTCOIN was about $25. Free account, your own keys — Keel only places the trades.

What this is: a single-asset backtest of 12 systematic strategies on FARTCOIN, on real Hyperliquid data, net of fees, slippage and funding. A high Sharpe on a low trade count is a small sample, not a promise. Where nothing clears the bar, we say so. Past performance does not predict future results, and this is not investment advice.

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What is the best trading strategy for FARTCOIN?

On FARTCOIN, no strategy clearly cleared our Sharpe 1.0 bar. The closest was Mean Reversion at Sharpe 1.34 — treat it as marginal, not a green light. We ran 12 single-asset strategies on FARTCOIN; the full leaderboard, including the ones that failed, is below.

How were these FARTCOIN strategies tested?

Each strategy was backtested on FARTCOIN alone, using its own position sizing, from 2024-08-15 to 2026-07-05 — net of fees, slippage and funding, on the same engine Keel uses to trade live. We rank by Sharpe, which isn't affected by leverage. The return column reflects each strategy's built-in sizing, so a cautious strategy can look smaller than a full-size position would.

Do any FARTCOIN strategies actually beat buy-and-hold?

No — on FARTCOIN, none of the 12 strategies we tested cleared the Sharpe 1.0 bar. We publish that verdict rather than hide it.