If you view the price movements of crypto assets as a series of individual events, the picture is chaotic. Sure, some traders can win big at times on one-off events or by feeling meme-inspired trends.

However, in the long run, most of these “random” traders tend to lose.

Why? Because they have to select winners over the long term to cover all the times when they missed their target.

There are a thousand moonless coins for every Shiba Inu.

Therefore crypto traders Use processes instead of trying Predict events tend to fill their pockets in the long run.

You’re trading the probability instead of hoping Token X will go parabolic next week. You win based on composite numbers instead of a hot look. If you give them an average weekly return of over 5% on trades, they will bite your hand.

The table below shows the average return after a high VORTECS ™ Score generated by historical analysis by Cointelegraph Markets Pro.

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Two trends are unmistakable here. First, the higher the VORTECS ™ Score, the higher the average return. In other words, the more the algorithm assumes that the historical conditions surrounding the coin are bullish, the more likely it is that the asset will deliver higher returns once a high score is registered.

Second, time is the consequence. The algorithm was trained on a fuzzy time frame, with an emphasis on identifying favorable conditions that could occur in a few days.

The more time has passed after signs of a historically favorable outlook are detected by the VORTECS ™ algorithm, the better the average price movement of the asset. Favorable conditions that formed around high-scoring tokens resulted in the largest price gains 168 hours (one week) since it first appeared on the algorithm’s radar.

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A return on investment of 5 or 6% in a week might not seem like much, much in these bull market days. Do not be fooled.

Studies show that short-term traders often lose. A recent article estimates that “97% of those who hold out for 300 days” fall into this category in the Brazilian stock futures market. Other studies have shown similar results.

So to find an algorithm that does continuously positive average return in precisely measured timeframes is – the holy grail for crypto traders.

Is it infallible? Absolutely not. Again, don’t be fooled. The VORTECS ™ algorithm gave many points indicating bullish conditions, but the price did not rise.

What this table shows is the average return over a period of time, followed by an arbitrary score.

But this table PROVIDED is VORTECS ™ that does exactly what it was designed to do. It continuously identifies market conditions for certain crypto assets that have been bullish in the past and uses reliability modeling to determine a score that traders can use as a benchmark in their decision-making process.

VORTECS ™ ROI Score basis and methodology

VORTECS ™ Score is an AI-based algorithm that is only available to members of Cointelegraph Markets Professional.

The tool is trained to look for historical patterns in price changes, trading activity and psychosocial around 200 digital assets and to sound the alarm when the orientation of these indicators begins to resemble those of the past and which show up continuously before the price increase.

The higher the VORTECS ™ score at a certain point in time, the greater the reliability of the model.

The table shows the average price changes of all digital assets that reach the VORTECS ™ score of 80, 85 and 90 after fixed intervals from the time the score was registered for the first time. The observation period is the entire term of the CT Markets Professional platform from the beginning of January to the end of November 2021, i.e. just under 11 months.

For this analysis, each asset can only provide one observation per day, i.e. if a coin rises from 79 to 81, then back to 79 and then back to 80 within hours, then only the first entry to 80+ is counted.

In this way we ensure that the analysis does not disproportionately depict the cases in which the VORTECS ™ Score is more volatile than the times in which the asset exceeds the reference threshold and holds the high score for a longer period of time.

The average price movement metrics you see in the table were compiled from hundreds of digital assets that achieved high VORTECS ™ scores over an almost 11 month observation period.

They reflect the performance of crypto assets in bull, bear and sideways markets both during the Bitcoin season and last season and for all asset classes from DEX tokens to layer-one platforms and privacy coins.

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Cointelegraph is a financial information publisher, not an investment advisor. We do not offer any personalized or personalized investment advice. Cryptocurrencies are volatile investments and carry significant risks, including the risk of total loss and permanent loss. Past performance does not dictate future results. Figures and diagrams are correct at the time of creation or are subject to other regulations. Directly tested strategies are not recommendations. Consult your financial advisor before making any financial decisions.

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