Live Backtest Results
The BTC Bearish Closing Marubozu backtest applies the same rule throughout this page: Enter long when a Bearish Closing Marubozu pattern is detected. Exit long when a Bearish Engulfing pattern is detected.
ROI
44.1%
Win Rate
61.9%
Max DD
86.80%
Sharpe
0.36
Profit Factor
1.06
Total Trades
268
Backtest insights
The Bearish Closing Marubozu strategy generated a total return of 44.1% over the 2 hour timeframe. Maximum drawdown was 86.80%, win rate was 61.9%, and the test recorded 268 trades. Every metric on this page uses this same saved backtest result.
Performance may vary depending on market conditions. During trending periods, the strategy may behave differently compared to ranging markets, impacting both returns and drawdowns.
How the BTC Bearish Closing Marubozu Strategy Works
What It Is
A Bearish Closing Marubozu is a down candle that closes at or near its low, showing selling pressure persisted into the end of the bar. This long-only test treats that seller-control candle as a contrarian hypothesis, not as bullish confirmation.
How Signals Are Generated
A long entry triggers when a Bearish Closing Marubozu pattern is detected on the selected timeframe. Enter long when a Bearish Closing Marubozu pattern is detected. The position exits when a Bearish Engulfing pattern is detected.
When It Works Best
It can work when BTC/USDT absorbs the selloff and subsequent price action confirms a rebound after the candle.
When It Performs Poorly
It can perform poorly when the close near the low reflects persistent downside momentum rather than a temporary flush.
Strengths
Tests a named seller-control candle as a measurable contrarian hypothesis
Uses explicit candle-pattern entry and exit conditions
Keeps the BTC/USDT rule reproducible across all tested timeframes
Limitations
The candle is traditionally a bearish signal, not a bullish confirmation
A long entry needs follow-through and can fail during sustained selling
Signal meaning changes with trend context and timeframe
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Frequently asked questions
How did the BTC Bearish Closing Marubozu strategy perform on the 2 hour timeframe?
This backtest returned 44.1%, with maximum drawdown of 86.80%, a win rate of 61.9%, and 268 trades. Historical results do not guarantee future results.
What does a Bearish Closing Marubozu candle represent?
A Bearish Closing Marubozu is a down candle that closes at or near its low, showing selling pressure persisted into the end of the bar. This long-only test treats that seller-control candle as a contrarian hypothesis, not as bullish confirmation.
Is a Bearish Closing Marubozu entry always bullish?
No. The candle is traditionally a bearish signal, not a bullish confirmation The backtest tests one explicit long-only rule rather than making a prediction.
Why does timeframe matter for this Bearish Closing Marubozu test?
The 2 hour timeframe changes signal frequency and the surrounding market context, so results can differ across horizons.
How can I reproduce this Bearish Closing Marubozu backtest?
Paste the exact prompt below into CoinQuant and use BTC/USDT on the stated timeframe.
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