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For each eligible symbol, evaluate completed 1-hour RSI(14) values. A cross above a level occurs when the prior completed hourly RSI was at or below the level and the latest completed hourly RSI is above it. When flat, enter long on a clean cross above 40. Enter short on a clean cross above 60. If one completed hourly candle moves RSI(14) from 40 or below to above 60, skip both entry signals for that candle. Wait for a later candle that crosses only one level. Ignore an opposite RSI entry signal while a position in that symbol is open. Do not close or reverse a position because of an opposite RSI signal. At entry, set the initial stop 2% adverse to the actual fill price: 2% below the fill for a long and 2% above the fill for a short. Never widen a stop. When the position reaches 6% favorable price movement from its entry fill, close half once. Keep the remainder open and trail it 2% behind the most favorable price reached since entry: for a long, 2% below the highest price; for a short, 2% above the lowest price. Ratchet the trailing stop only in the favorable direction. Do not close the remainder merely because its gain exceeds 10%. For any open position, do not close it because a completed BTC 4h close crossed the 4h EMA20. Close a short only if its mark is at or above the fill and the latest two completed BTC 1h closes are both above the BTC 1h EMA20. Close a long only if its mark is at or below the fill and the latest two completed BTC 1h closes are both below the BTC 1h EMA20. A position that is still green is not closed by this rule. This is a regime exit, not a stop-out. If it closes a position, do not open the opposite side in the same turn. A lower close than the prior candle, or a change in candle color, does not qualify. If the required 1h candles or the 1h EMA20 are missing, do not regime-close. Exit positions only through the initial 2% stop, the 6% partial followed by the 2% trailing stop for the remainder, or the BTC 1-hour EMA(20) regime exit defined above. Use completed candles for RSI and EMA signals. If required indicator or candle data is unavailable or incomplete, do not act on that signal.