docs: verify cerbero-bite MCP is MAINNET (real option chain) -> VRP source unlocked

- 3-level check: spot matches certified feed (<0.3%); environment_info=mainnet/testnet=false; chain-level decisive: ETH_USDC-26JUN26-1650-P identical bid/ask/IV/delta on ccxt mainnet vs Cerbero MCP (25.6/26.6/54.54%/-0.315) - contamination was the OLD testnet token on get_historical, NOT Cerbero MCP itself - Cerbero MCP gives real per-strike bid/ask/IV/greeks/OI + regime features ccxt lacks (dealer gamma, gamma-flip, OI delta, liquidation, funding) -> usable for VRP validation - no deep chain history -> multi-year VRP still model-priced, but model-vs-real calibration now robust/repeatable. Token used only for verification, never logged/committed.
research: verify options sleeve on REAL Deribit quotes (spread+skew haircut)
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@@ -43,3 +43,5 @@ data/games/
 # archived data (mirrors top-level data/ ignores, which are top-level-anchored)
 Old/data/
 Old/**/__pycache__/
 .cache_trackE_*.npy
 data/paper_trend/
@@ -16,6 +16,30 @@ Cosa è cambiato:
 - L'esecuzione è **DISABILITATA**, il conto mainnet è flat. **Non c'è trading live attivo.**
 - Si riparte dalla ricerca di strategie NUOVE, su dati certi, con la metodologia qui sotto.
 ### Ricerca post-reset (2026-06-19) — esito
 Prima ondata di ricerca onesta su BTC/ETH certificati (5 track, harness condiviso
 `src/backtest/harness.py`). Sintesi in `docs/diary/2026-06-19-research-synthesis.md`.
 - **VINCITRICE (l'unica robusta e profittevole): TP01 Trend Portfolio** —
  `src/strategies/trend_portfolio.py`. TSMOM multi-orizzonte (1-3-6 mesi) vol-targeted,
  50/50 BTC+ETH. Config canonica **PORT LF4h** (4h, long-flat, vol-target 20%, leva cap 2x):
  **CAGR ~16.6%, Sharpe ~1.32-1.36, maxDD ~12-14%, positiva ogni anno 2019-2026**.
  Robusta su tutti i TF (15m-1d), regge fee fino a 0.40% RT, su entrambi gli asset.
  Paper trader: `scripts/live/paper_trend.py`. Test: `tests/test_trend_portfolio.py`.
 - **Edge deboli ma reali** (NON standalone, NON migliorano il portafoglio): ML walk-forward
  su BTC (Sharpe ~0.57), trend 1h long-short (Sharpe ~1.0), relative-value market-neutral
  ETH/BTC (scorrelato ~0.05 ma Sharpe solo 0.27 → troppo debole per alzare lo Sharpe).
 - **MORTO/confermato artefatto:** mean-reversion / fade (negativo anche a fee zero su dati
  certi — la vecchia libreria +201%/+1238% era pura contaminazione); trend 5m/15m (fee).
 - **Soffitto strutturale:** con i soli BTC/ETH lo Sharpe di portafoglio si ferma a **~1.3**.
  Combinare TF o aggiungere la RV non aiuta (ridondanza/edge troppo debole).
 - **Onestà sul target €50/giorno:** NON raggiungibile su 2000 in 1-2 anni (servono ~130k di
  capitale o un DD da rovina). La leva non è la scorciatoia; la via è target-vol + capitale +
  tempo. La strategia che *guadagna* esiste, ma a ~+€1.5/giorno su 2000.
 Script ricerca: `scripts/research/track{A,B,C,D,E}_*.py` + `trackD_timing.py`.
 ## Obiettivo
 Ricerca: riconoscimento pattern frattali per trading algoritmico su crypto. Target dichiarato
@@ -35,9 +59,13 @@ netto fee, out-of-sample, robusto su griglia, e su dati certificati + liquidi +
 src/data/downloader.py     → load_data(asset, tf): legge i parquet certificati da data/raw/
 src/strategies/base.py     → Strategy (ABC), Signal, BacktestResult, YearlyStats
 src/strategies/indicators.py → indicatori condivisi (ema, atr, keltner, ...)
 src/strategies/trend_portfolio.py → TP01: strategia VINCENTE (PORT LF4h), causale, deployabile
 src/fractal/               → indicatori frattali (patterns.py, indicators.py, similarity.py)
 src/backtest/engine.py     → engine di backtesting riusabile
 src/backtest/harness.py    → harness ONESTO (load BTC/ETH, backtest_signals no-leakage, OOS)
 src/version.py             → APP_VERSION (legge il file VERSION)
 scripts/research/          → ricerca post-reset: track{A-E}_*.py (trend/ML/MR/portfolio/xsec)
 scripts/live/paper_trend.py → paper trader forward-only di TP01 (no esecuzione reale)
 scripts/analysis/          → SOLO i tool dati certificati:
  rebuild_history.py        → (ri)costruisce lo storico da Deribit mainnet (base 5m + resample)
  certify_feed.py           → certifica il feed (integrità, coerenza resample, spike, cross-venue)
@@ -57,7 +85,10 @@ uv sync                                                       # installa dipende
 uv run python scripts/analysis/rebuild_history.py --asset BTC ETH   # (ri)costruisci storico da Deribit mainnet
 uv run python scripts/analysis/certify_feed.py                # certifica i feed (locale + cross-venue)
 uv run python scripts/analysis/certify_feed.py --local        # solo check locali (veloce)
-uv run pytest                                                 # test (da ripopolare con le nuove strategie)
+uv run python scripts/research/trackD_trendport.py            # backtest strategia vincente (full report)
 uv run python scripts/research/trackD_timing.py               # vincitrice su 15m/1h/4h/1d + PnL/DD/trade per anno
 uv run python scripts/live/paper_trend.py                    # avanza il paper trader TP01 (forward-only)
 uv run pytest                                                 # test
 ```
 ```python
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 # 2026-06-19 — Cerbero-bite = MAINNET reale: fonte VRP sbloccata
 Indagine "cerca dati di cerbero-bite" + verifica mainnet/testnet a tre livelli. Esito: la
 contaminazione storica NON era una proprieta' di Cerbero MCP, ma del vecchio token testnet sul
 solo endpoint `get_historical`. Il token di cerbero-bite e' mainnet e serve catene opzioni reali.
 ## Dove sono i dati di cerbero-bite
 `/home/adriano/Documenti/Git_XYZ/CerberoSuite/Cerbero_Bite` — bot live (testnet exec, propose-only)
 che vende **credit-spread bull-put su ETH**. Dati:
 - `data/state.sqlite`: `market_snapshots` (**52 righe, solo 30 apr–1 mag 2026**, BTC+ETH) con
  `spot, dvol, realized_vol_30d, iv_minus_rv, funding_perp/cross, dealer_net_gamma,
  gamma_flip_level, oi_delta_pct_4h, liquidation_long/short_risk, macro_days_to_event`;
  `dvol_history` (1 riga); `positions/instructions/decisions` (0 righe, niente trade persistiti).
 - `data/log/*.jsonl` (26 apr–1 mag 2026): log HTTP, non dump di catena. `strategy.yaml`: golden config.
 - **Fonte dati**: Cerbero MCP (`get_instruments` + `get_ticker_batch`) dal gateway
  `cerbero-mcp.tielogic.xyz`. NON c'e' storico profondo della catena (solo fetch live/on-demand).
 ## Verifica mainnet vs testnet (3 livelli)
 1. **Spot vs nostra serie certificata** (Deribit mainnet), 2026-04-30 13–16h UTC:
   BTC cerbero 76.287–76.446 vs certificato 76.237–76.443 (Δ 0.13–0.27%); ETH 2.261–2.264 vs
   2.256–2.265 (Δ 0.04–0.29%). Scarti = rumore intra-barra (snapshot 15-min vs close orario).
   NON e' il feed fantasma testnet (che divergeva >3%).
 2. **`environment_info`** (token cerbero-bite): `environment=mainnet`, `base_url=www.deribit.com`,
   `source=credentials`. **`get_ticker ETH-PERPETUAL`**: `testnet=false`, mark 1703.11.
 3. **Catena, decisivo** — stessa opzione su ccxt.deribit mainnet vs Cerbero MCP:
   `ETH_USDC-26JUN26-1650-P` (put settimanale, delta ~-0.28):
   | fonte | bid | ask | mark_iv | delta | testnet |
   |---|---|---|---|---|---|
   | ccxt mainnet | 25.6 | 26.6 | 54.54% | -0.3150 | — |
   | Cerbero MCP | 25.6 | 26.6 | 54.54% | -0.31513 | False |
   **Identici bit-per-bit.**
 ## Verdetto
 - **Il token MCP di cerbero-bite e' MAINNET; la sua catena opzioni e' reale** (= ccxt.deribit
  mainnet). La contaminazione di PythagorasGoal era il vecchio downloader con token **testnet** su
  `get_historical` (barre OHLCV fantasma), non Cerbero MCP in se'.
 - **Fonte VRP sbloccata**: Cerbero MCP da' bid/ask/IV/greche/OI per-strike (come ccxt) **+** feature
  di regime che ccxt non ha (`dealer_net_gamma`, `gamma_flip_level`, `oi_delta_pct_4h`,
  `liquidation_*`, `funding`, `iv_minus_rv`, `macro`). Utile per validare lo sleeve VRP su piu'
  regimi (raccolta snapshot live + accumulo nel tempo).
 - **Limite residuo**: niente storico profondo della catena -> il backtest pluriennale del VRP resta
  prezzato da modello (DVOL+BS); ma la calibrazione model-vs-reale e' ora robusta e ripetibile
  (snapshot reali su piu' date/regimi).
 ## Collegamento col lavoro VRP (sleeve opzioni)
 Conferma e rafforza `2026-06-19-eval-crypto-backtest-options.md`: lo snapshot ccxt aveva gia'
 mostrato che il backtest SOTTOSTIMA il premio (skew +28% > spread 4% -> bid reale = 1.29x modello).
 Ora abbiamo due fonti mainnet concordi (ccxt + Cerbero MCP) per misurare premio/skew/spread su piu'
 regimi. La cautela centrale resta il **rischio di coda** dello short-vol, non la magnitudine del premio.
 ## Stato cerbero-bite (gia' concluso, contesto)
 Il credit-spread bull-put ETH e' gia' stato giudicato NON robusto su ciclo completo (diario
 `Old/docs/diary/2026-06-09-cerbero-bite-credit-spread.md`: EV breakeven-negativo; "+0.48%/mese" =
 artefatto di finestra calma; coda concentrata col fade ETH). E' una struttura diversa dalla
 put-selling/wheel del progetto `crypto_backtest`.
 > Sicurezza: il token di cerbero-bite e' stato usato solo per la verifica; mai stampato ne' committato
 > (resta in `.env`, gitignored).
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 # 2026-06-19 — Valutazione strategia esterna `crypto_backtest` (trend + opzioni VRP)
 Valutazione critica di un progetto esterno (`/home/adriano/crypto_backtest/`, file chiave
 `STRATEGIA.md`, `production.py`, `options_deribit.py`, `production_equity.csv`) che propone un
 book a 2 motori quasi scorrelati. Rilevante perché tocca proprio la frontiera che la nostra
 ricerca post-reset ha lasciato aperta (le opzioni / volatility risk premium).
 ## Cosa propone
 Portafoglio a due gambe (ρ=0.22 verificato dal CSV):
 - **Sleeve 1 (25%)** — trend spot BTC+ETH a **12h**, long-only se `trend(30g)>0`, vol-target 20%,
  cap 3×, leva globale ~1.07 calibrata a maxDD in-sample −20%.
 - **Sleeve 2 (75%)** — vendita di **put settimanali (CSP/wheel) su BTC** su Deribit, strike a
  **delta 0.28**, hold-to-expiry, IV da DVOL reale, prezzo Black-Scholes.
 Numeri riprodotti dal CSV (finestra 2021-04→2026-06, 272 settimane):
 | Serie | CAGR | Sharpe | maxDD | final |
 |---|---|---|---|---|
 | spot | +12.0% | 0.77 | −18.1% | 1.80x |
 | opt | +15.9% | 1.09 | −20.0% | 2.16x |
 | **blend 25/75** | +15.4% | **1.21** | **−15.2%** | 2.10x |
 | blend ri-levato | +20.5% | 1.21 | −20.0% | 2.63x |
 | B&H BTC | +1.3% | 0.30 | −74.2% | 1.07x |
 corr(spot, opt) = **0.217** confermata. Settimane peggiori opt: 2022-05 (LUNA) −13%,
 2022-06 −11%, 2021-05 −11%, 2022-11 (FTX) −9.7%.
 ## Punto forte — corroborazione indipendente del nostro TP01
 Lo **sleeve spot è quasi identico al nostro TP01** (`src/strategies/trend_portfolio.py`):
 12h, long-only, trend(30g), vol-target 20%, cap 3×. Due ricerche separate, due dataset diversi
 (loro Binance, noi Deribit certificato), **stessa conclusione**: il trend vol-targeted a 12h è
 l'edge reale e robusto. Il nostro Sharpe è più alto (1.32 vs 0.77 su questa finestra / 1.07
 full-history) perché usiamo un **blend multi-orizzonte 1-3-6m** invece del singolo trend a 30g →
 il blend diversifica gli orizzonti e alza lo Sharpe. Conferma forte per entrambi.
 NB: loro confermano anche le NOSTRE lezioni — intraday ≤1h scartato (costi/rumore), un **bug di
 look-ahead sul 4h trovato e corretto** (identico al nostro audit), MR/condor/strangle nudi e
 collar stretti scartati per overfit/tail.
 ## Punto critico — lo sleeve opzioni guida il 75% ma è prezzato dal proprio modello
 È esattamente il muro che avevamo dichiarato non-backtestabile (W18/19/21, ARGO: niente storico
 chain per-strike gratis). Il loro workaround (BS su **DVOL reale** + payoff sul path realizzato)
 fa emergere il VRP perché IV>RV (misurato BTC IV/RV~1.24). Concettualmente sano, ma la
 **magnitudine è ottimistica** — limiti (in parte ammessi dagli autori):
 1. **Nessun bid/ask**: vendono al mid (BS fair), non al bid. Sulle put OTM settimanali lo spread
   è grosso → premio reale nettamente inferiore.
 2. **Skew ignorato**: prezzano put a delta-0.28 (OTM) con DVOL = **IV ATM**. Il mercato carica le
   put molto di più (skew di crash) → modellano la vol sbagliata proprio sull'opzione venduta.
 3. **Coda sotto-modellata**: settimana peggiore solo −13% attraverso LUNA/FTX → sospettosamente
   benigno per un venditore di put nudo. Gap, illiquidità di roll e settlement inverso (coin-settled)
   sono approssimati.
 4. **Leva senza funding** (ottimistico) + **bias di finestra** (parte vicino al top 2021,
   favorevole a un book short-vol DD-capped).
 Il blend Sharpe 1.21 è dominato dallo sleeve income (Sharpe 1.09, peso 75%). Con bid/ask + skew +
 coda realistica lo sleeve income vale plausibilmente molto meno (Sharpe reale stimato ~0.7-0.9),
 e il blend scende di conseguenza.
 ## Verdetto
 - **Lo spot conferma il nostro TP01** → ottima validazione incrociata; nessuna azione necessaria
  se non notare che il nostro blend multi-orizzonte è leggermente migliore.
 - **Lo sleeve opzioni è il lead più promettente per superare il soffitto Sharpe ~1.3**, perché
  aggiunge una fonte di rendimento di natura DIVERSA (volatility risk premium), proprio ciò che i
  nostri 9 track (A-I) non hanno trovato dentro il puro direzionale BTC/ETH. La combinazione
  trend (lungo-vol) + short-vol income è strutturalmente sana e la ρ=0.22 è reale.
 - **MA i suoi numeri vanno dimezzati mentalmente** finché non girano su prezzi reali. Il 75% di
  allocazione a un edge prezzato dal proprio modello è il rischio n.1.
 ## Prossimi passi onesti se si vuole inseguire questo lead
 1. **Quote reali Deribit** (bid/ask), anche solo recenti: misurare il premio reale vs modellato
   sulle put delta-0.28 settimanali, e quanto Sharpe sopravvive allo spread.
 2. **Prezzare allo skew vero** (IV della put OTM, non DVOL ATM).
 3. **Stress su una settimana di crash a prezzi reali/illiquidi** (rollabilità, assignment, gap).
 4. **Paper trading su Deribit testnet** dello sleeve opzioni prima di qualsiasi capitale.
 Coerente con la regola del progetto (lezione v2.0.0): un edge full+OOS robusto su prezzi MODELLATI
 non è un edge finché non è verificato su prezzi reali ed eseguibili.
 ---
 ## AGGIORNAMENTO — verifica su QUOTE REALI Deribit (`scripts/research/options_real_quote_check.py`)
 Fatta la verifica concreta (PARTE 1: catena reale Deribit mainnet pubblico; PARTE 2: ri-esecuzione
 dello sleeve CSP con haircut reale sul premio). **Risultato che RIBALTA una mia critica.**
 Snapshot del 2026-06-19, scadenza settimanale 2026-06-26 (~6.2 DTE), put delta −0.277 (strike 61k,
 3.1% OTM), underlying 62.965:
 | Grandezza | Valore |
 |---|---|
 | IV ATM (≈ DVOL) | 37.2% |
 | IV put OTM (mark) | 42.1% (**skew +4.8 pt**) |
 | premio put: BID / mark / ask | 598 / 623 / 630 USD |
 | spread bid/mark | 0.96 (spread ~4%) |
 | premio MODELLATO dal backtest (BS @ IV-ATM) | **463 USD** |
 | **HAIRCUT premio reale(BID)/modello** | **1.29** |
 **Il backtest SOTTOSTIMA il premio, non lo sovrastima.** Prezzando la put OTM con la DVOL (IV ATM)
 ignora lo skew (+28% sul premio lordo); il bid/ask la riporta giu' solo del 4% → vendendo al BID
 reale incassi **1.29×** il premio modellato. Lo sleeve modellato (Sharpe 1.13) e' quindi
 **conservativo sul premio** alle quote attuali; col premio reale salirebbe (Sharpe → 1.83 a f=1.29).
 **Ma la critica vera si SPOSTA, non sparisce:** lo skew esiste perche' il mercato prezza la coda
 grassa: piu' premio = esattamente perche' i crash fanno male. La sensitivity mostra il punto di
 rottura — lo sleeve regge finche' incassi >~85% del premio modellato (Sharpe 0.59 a f=0.85), va a
 zero a f=0.70, negativo a f=0.55. Lo snapshot e' in **regime calmo** (IV ATM 37%, bassa per crypto);
 in un crash lo spread si allarga molto e potresti non riuscire a rollare. Quindi:
 - ✅ **Concern "premio sovrastimato" = SMENTITO** (alle quote attuali e' anzi sottostimato).
 - ⚠️ **Concern "rischio di coda + spread in stress" = CONFERMATO e ora e' IL rischio centrale.**
  Il backtest cattura i crash realizzati 2021-26 (DD −20%) ma non l'intera distribuzione di code
  possibili, e usa spread calmi. La f reale in settimana di crash e' < 1 e lo spread esplode.
 **Verdetto aggiornato:** lo sleeve income e' piu' solido di quanto temessi sul *premio* (il VRP +
 skew e' reale e generoso), ma resta una strategia short-vol il cui rischio vero e' la **coda** e la
 **liquidita' di roll nello stress**, non la magnitudine del premio. Prima del capitale: ripetere lo
 snapshot nel tempo (specie in regimi di IV alta), misurare lo spread in giornate di stress, e
 paper-trade su testnet. Il lead per superare il soffitto Sharpe ~1.3 (aggiungere il VRP a TP01)
 resta valido e ora meglio quantificato.
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 # 2026-06-19 — Sintesi ricerca post-reset (5 track) e verdetto
 Prima ondata di ricerca sui dati **certificati** BTC/ETH (Deribit mainnet, ~2 bps vs
 Coinbase USD), con harness onesto condiviso `src/backtest/harness.py` (ingresso eseguibile
 a `close[i]`, fee 0.10% RT, exit intrabar TP/SL, OOS/per-anno). Branch
 `strategy-research-2026-06`.
 ## I 5 track
 | Track | Famiglia | Esito |
 |-------|----------|-------|
 | **A** | Trend/Momentum (TSMOM, Donchian, EMA, vol-scaled) | 5m/15m morti (fee); 1h = residuo reale ma celle singole non robuste |
 | **B** | ML walk-forward (logistic/GBM su feature di forma) | edge debole ma REALE su BTC (+83% OOS, Sharpe 0.57), ~+0.58 €/d su 2000 |
 | **C** | Mean-reversion / range (fade, RSI2, VWAP) | **MORTO** — negativo anche a fee=0. Conferma: la vecchia libreria fade era artefatto |
 | **D** | **Trend portfolio vol-targeted BTC+ETH** | ✅ **DEPLOYABLE** — robusto, positivo ogni anno |
 | **E** | Cross-sectional BTC↔ETH + ensemble | RV debole (muore a 1.5bps/gamba); ensemble dimezza il DD ma non alza il ritorno |
 ## Il vincitore: Track D — trend portfolio (l'unico che guadagna in modo robusto)
 TSMOM multi-orizzonte (blend 1-3-6 mesi su barre 1h), **vol-targeting** (posizione ∝
 1/vol realizzata, target 20% annuo), portafoglio **50/50 BTC+ETH**, fee 0.10% RT. Un solo
 set di parametri per entrambi gli asset.
 - **LONG-SHORT 50/50:** CAGR +14.2%, **Sharpe 1.00**, maxDD 18.9%, positivo ogni anno 2019-2026.
 - **LONG-FLAT 50/50 (migliore risk-adj):** CAGR +15.9%, **Sharpe 1.32**, **maxDD 13.3%**.
 - Robusto: plateau di Sharpe ~1.0 su griglia target-vol/leva/orizzonti; regge fee fino a 0.40% RT;
  su entrambi gli asset; **non** è un picco fortunato (a differenza delle "star" di Track A).
 - Tesi confermata: il valore del trend è **tagliare il drawdown** (B&H DD ~78% → trend DD ~13-19%)
  con Sharpe ≥ B&H → si può scalare il rischio (target-vol) e diversificare BTC+ETH.
 - Caveat onesto: l'edge è più forte 2018-21 (Sharpe 1.63) che 2022-26 (Sharpe 0.57). Dimensionare
  sul regime recente.
 ## Il verdetto sul target €50/giorno
 Una strategia che **guadagna** in modo robusto ESISTE (Track D). Ma il target "€50/giorno
 medio partendo da 2000 in 1-2 anni" **non è raggiungibile onestamente**: sono ~2.5%/giorno.
 La leva NON è la scorciatoia (alza il DD verso la rovina). La vera leva è **target-vol +
 capitale + tempo**:
 | target-vol | leva usata | CAGR | Sharpe | maxDD | €/giorno (2k) |
 |-----------|-----------|------|--------|-------|---------------|
 | 20% | 0.23x | +14% | 1.00 | 19% | +0.73 |
 | 40% | 0.45x | +28% | 1.00 | 35% | +3.73 |
 | 60% | 0.68x | +40% | 1.00 | 48% | +7.96 |
 | 80% | 0.90x | +50% | 0.99 | 60% | +13.78 |
 Per **€50/giorno steady-state** servono ~**137k di capitale** (config conservativa, DD~19%),
 oppure DD da rovina. Partendo da 2000 a CAGR ~28% (target-vol 40%, DD 35%) il capitale che
 genera €50/giorno arriva in ~10-13 anni, non in 1-2.
 ## Conclusione operativa
 1. **Esiste un edge dispiegabile e onesto**: il trend portfolio vol-targeted (Track D).
   È il primo risultato robusto post-reset.
 2. **Non esiste alcuna scorciatoia** verso €50/giorno su 2000 in 1-2 anni con questi dati
   (BTC/ETH 5m-1h). Il limite è strutturale: due asset, alta correlazione, fee.
 3. Prossimi passi onesti se si vuole alzare il soffitto: (a) dimensionare Track D a un
   target-vol/DD tollerabile e farlo girare in paper, (b) cercare edge di **magnitudine
   diversa** (non più diversificazione di edge deboli) — il che richiede dati che oggi non
   abbiamo certificati (universo più ampio, microstruttura, funding/opzioni backtestabili).
 Script: `scripts/research/track{A,B,C,D,E}_*.py`. Diari di dettaglio: `2026-06-19-track*.md`.
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 # 2026-06-19 — Track A: Trend / Momentum su BTC & ETH (dati certificati)
 Prima ricerca di strategie NUOVE post-reset (track A = trend/momentum). Tool:
 `scripts/research/trackA_trend.py` (harness onesto `src/backtest/harness.py`, fee 0.10% RT,
 IS/OOS 65/35, griglia su entrambi gli asset, fee sweep, stress leva). Run:
 `uv run python scripts/research/trackA_trend.py`.
 ## Cosa è stato testato
 - **TSMOM** (segno del ritorno N-barre, hold H) long/short e long-only.
 - **EMA crossover** (fast/slow) come filtro di trend.
 - **Donchian breakout** (entry ONESTO: breakout rilevato con `close[i]`, fill a `close[i]`).
 - **Vol-scaled / regime-gated TSMOM** (momentum preso solo se |z| > gate, z = ritorno/vol).
 - Griglia ampia su **BTC e ETH**, **1h / 15m / 5m**. 480 celle OOS totali.
 Tutto entry-eseguibile: direzione e prezzo decisi con dati ≤ `close[i]`, fill a `close[i]`.
 Nessun uso di `returns[i]` (che codifica `close[i+1]`). Hold approssimato come catena di
 posizioni non sovrapposte di H barre (la fee si ammortizza su H barre — costo onesto).
 ## Risultati — la fotografia onesta
 **Celle positive OOS per timeframe:**
 | TF | celle positive / totali |
 |----|----|
 | **1h**  | 39 / 160 |
 | **15m** | **0 / 160** |
 | **5m**  | **0 / 160** |
 → **Trend intraday (5m/15m) è MORTO**: lo drag della fee (più trade = più 0.10% RT) annienta
 qualsiasi segnale. Drawdown 80-99%, Sharpe da −0.6 a −2.2. Niente da salvare.
 **Su 1h** c'è qualche cella positiva, ma il contesto la ridimensiona:
 - La finestra **OOS è un singolo regime**: il taglio 65% cade a **set/dic 2023**, quindi
  l'OOS è ~2023→2026 (in gran parte toro 2024). Tutto il 2018-2022 (orso 2018, crash 2020,
  toro 2021, orso 2022) è IN-SAMPLE. "Positivo OOS" qui ≈ "il trend ha fatto soldi nel toro 2024".
 - **Benchmark buy & hold sulla stessa finestra OOS**: BTC **+134%**, ETH **−21%**.
  - Tutte le `TSMOM_LONG` e metà delle celle BTC fanno **MENO** del B&H → è **beta**, non edge.
  - Le poche che battono il B&H lo fanno **solo su ETH** (dove il B&H era negativo): catturano
    anche i ribassi. Quello è timing reale — ma vedi sotto.
 **Le "star":** VOLSCALED_TSMOM BTC 1h (N=20,H=48,vw=100,z=0.5) = +367% OOS, Sh 0.91, DD 32%,
 €/d(2k) +2.56; ETH 1h (N=20,H=48,vw=50,z=1.0) = +197% OOS, Sh 0.60. **MA sono celle fortunate:**
 i vicini di griglia crollano (stesso N/H, vw=50 invece di 100 → +21% invece di +367%; z=1.0 → +34%).
 Non è un altopiano robusto, è un picco isolato. E il P&L è concentrato nel 2024 (+110% su BTC),
 con 2025/2026 deboli o negativi per molte celle.
 **Consistenza cross-asset (un edge vero regge su ENTRAMBI):** su 480 celle, solo **2** sono
 positive OOS su BTC *e* ETH:
 - `TSMOM_LONG 1h N=200 H=48` → ma è long-only ≈ beta (fa meno del B&H su BTC).
 - `DONCHIAN 1h N=200 H=12` → l'unico candidato "vero" simmetrico, ma **marginale**:
  OOS BTC +9% / ETH +15%, **Sharpe 0.15-0.19**, troppo debole per dispiegarlo.
 **Fee sweep / leva:** le star reggono lo sweep 0.0005-0.002 (è 1h, poche operazioni), e lo Sharpe
 è invariante alla leva (come deve) — ma la leva 3x porta i DD a 75-91% e affonda le celle marginali.
 ## Verdetto
 **Nessun edge trend/momentum dispiegabile, onestamente, su BTC/ETH oggi.**
 - 5m/15m: morti per fee. Chiuso.
 - 1h: esiste un **residuo di segnale trend** (le celle che battono il B&H negativo di ETH non sono
  solo beta), ma è (a) testato su **un solo regime OOS** (toro 2023-2026), (b) **non robusto** di
  griglia (picchi isolati), (c) sull'unica cella simmetrica robusta-su-entrambi (Donchian N=200)
  **troppo debole** (Sharpe ~0.17). Sharpe netti ~0.3-0.9 nel caso migliore = sotto la soglia per
  rischiare capitale reale.
 Conferma la lezione del reset (il superstite storico era trend-following, non mean-reversion): il
 trend è la direzione *meno sbagliata*, ma sui dati certi non basta a fare un edge. Coerente con
 Track C (mean-reversion = artefatto).
 ## Prossimi passi possibili (non ancora edge)
 - Walk-forward multi-regime (non un singolo taglio 65/35) per stressare Donchian-1h-N200 su orso 2018/2022.
 - Trend 1h **con filtro di volatilità/regime più ricco** o portafoglio BTC+ETH per diversificare il
  rischio di regime — ma solo se emerge robustezza di griglia, non altri picchi fortunati.
 - Restare scettici: finché un trend non è positivo su griglia + su entrambi gli asset + su ≥2 regimi
  OOS, **non si dispiega**.
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 # 2026-06-19 — Track B: ML / feature-prediction su BTC & ETH (walk-forward onesto)
 Esperimento di ricerca sulla direzione **machine-learning** post-reset, su dati Deribit
 mainnet certificati (solo BTC/ETH). Tool: `scripts/research/trackB_ml.py` (runnable
 `uv run python scripts/research/trackB_ml.py`). Tutto netto fee, strict walk-forward,
 held-out tail mai usato per scegliere i config.
 ## Metodologia (anti look-ahead — la lezione della v2.0.0)
 - **Feature** (21): ritorni multi-lag (1/2/3/6/12/24), geometria candela (body/upper/lower
  shadow su range, range normalizzato, body lag-1), momentum48 + accelerazione, RSI14,
  estensione ATR-normalizzata vs EMA24, vol realizzata 24/72 + ratio, posizione del close
  nel range 24/72, z-score del volume. **Tutte backward** (note solo a `close[i]`).
 - **Label**: segno del ritorno forward su H barre, `sign(close[i+H]/close[i])`.
 - **Strict walk-forward**: per predire il blocco che inizia a `b`, si addestra
  scaler+modello SOLO su indici `< b-H` (gap di H → label completamente realizzata nel
  passato), finestra rolling delle ultime W barre. Retrain ogni K=250 barre. Mai fit sul
  futuro. **Nessun leakage** (verificato: la label più recente del train usa `close[b-1]`).
 - **Esecuzione**: entry a `close[i]` nella direzione predetta, hold fino a H barre
  (no TP/SL); il no-overlap dell'harness distanzia i trade ≥ H barre.
 - **Modello**: `LogisticRegression(class_weight='balanced')`. Soglia di probabilità per
  filtrare i segnali deboli (long se p>0.5+thr, short se p<0.5-thr, altrimenti flat).
 - **Selezione su DEV** (primo 75%), **conferma una volta sola** sull'held-out tail (ultimo 25%).
 - Griglia: W∈{4000,8000,16000}, H∈{6,12,24,48}, thr∈{0,0.03,0.06,0.10}, BTC & ETH, 1h.
  Fee-sweep 0.05/0.10/0.15/0.20% RT. Turnover/time-in-market sempre riportati.
 ## Risultato — esiste un segnale, ma è debole e a basso turnover
 **Pattern netto e robusto della griglia**: la positività compare SOLO nelle celle a basso
 turnover → **W grande (16000) + H lungo (24) + soglia alta (0.10)**. Tutto ciò che gira
 veloce (thr basso, H corto, e soprattutto il **15m**) **muore sulle fee**.
 - **15m**: 0/12 celle positive in dev (la migliore −47%, le altre −99%). Stesso win-rate
  52–56% del 1h, ma il turnover lo polverizza. Conferma di prim'ordine: l'edge per-trade è
  minuscolo, sopravvive solo se si tradano poche barre.
 - **1h, dev**: 19/96 celle net-positive con Sharpe>0. Famiglie threshold-robuste:
  `BTC W16000 H12`, `BTC W8000 H12`, `BTC W16000 H24`, più ETH W16000 H12/H48 marginali.
 ### Held-out tail (2024→2026, mai toccato in sviluppo)
 | config | trades | wr% | net% | Sharpe | DD% | mkt% | €/g(2k) | long% | B&H tail |
 |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | **BTC W16000 H24 thr0.10** | 333 | 52.9 | **+83.7** | 0.57 | 23 | 12 | **+0.58** | 44 | +3.9% |
 | BTC W16000 H12 thr0.10 | 382 | 53.4 | +37.6 | 0.35 | 25 | 7 | +0.26 | 54 | +3.9% |
 | ETH W16000 H12 thr0.10 | 364 | 57.7 | +23.7 | 0.24 | 35 | 7 | +0.18 | 68 | −38.4% |
 | ETH W16000 H48 thr0.06 | 215 | 55.3 | −13.3 | 0.08 | 64 | 16 | −0.10 | 67 | −38.4% |
 **Non è solo beta.** Il B&H sul tail è +3.9% (BTC) e −38.4% (ETH), eppure le celle migliori
 fanno +37…+84% (BTC) con **long ~44–54%** (bilanciato long/short), e ETH +23.7% **mentre ETH
 scendeva −38%** (short corretti). Quindi c'è segnale direzionale genuino, non cattura di trend
 rialzista. Payoff asimmetrico: ~53% WR ma avgWin>avgLoss (BTC: +2.04% vs −1.63%).
 ### Fee-sweep (held-out)
 - `BTC W16000 H12 thr0.10`: 0.05%→+66.6 | **0.10%→+37.6** | 0.15%→+13.7 | 0.20%→−6.1.
  Sopravvive fino a ~0.15% RT, poi muore. Margine sottile.
 - `BTC W8000 H12 thr0.06`: positivo solo a 0.05%, già −35% a 0.10%. Fragile.
 - ETH e le celle a turnover medio: muoiono tra 0.10 e 0.15%.
 ### Stabilità per-anno (full walk-forward, BTC W16000 H24 thr0.10)
 `+11% (2020) / +188% (2021) / +14% (2022) / −38% (2023) / +13% (2024) / +75% (2025) / +7% (2026)`,
 CAGR full ~22%, ma **DD 56%** e fortissima concentrazione su 2021/2025 con un 2023 a −38%.
 ## Verdetto onesto — NON deployabile verso l'obiettivo
 1. **L'edge è reale ma minuscolo.** A differenza della vecchia libreria (artefatto puro), qui
   il segnale sopravvive a strict walk-forward, a fee 0.10% RT e batte il B&H sul tail. È un
   risultato genuino e va registrato: la direzione ML **non è morta**.
 2. **Ma è incompatibile col target.** €/giorno su €2000 = +0.26…+0.58 baseline (anche la stima
   rosea full-WF CAGR 22% → ~€1–3/g). Il target è **€50/g** → siamo ~100x sotto.
 3. **Fragilità**: vive solo a basso turnover (thr alto, H lungo, W grande), DD 23–56%,
   ritorni concentrati in pochi anni con un anno a −38%, e l'edge si assottiglia già a
   0.15% RT. Un singolo cambio di regime lo annulla.
 4. **ETH ≠ "specialmente buono"** (contrariamente all'indizio dello shape-ML precedente): qui
   ETH è più sottile e più rumoroso di BTC sull'held-out; l'unico merito è aver shortato
   correttamente il drawdown 2024-25.
 **Conclusione**: la logistic-regression walk-forward su feature di forma+momentum trova un
 debole edge **momentum direzionale a basso turnover** su BTC (più tenue su ETH), onesto e
 netto-fee, ma **troppo piccolo, troppo concentrato e troppo fee-sensibile** per essere
 deployato standalone. Al massimo un **componente** di un futuro ensemble, e solo nelle
 configurazioni a bassissimo turnover. Nessun config raggiunge, neanche lontanamente, i €50/g.
 ## Prossimi passi possibili (non eseguiti)
 - Provare **predizione di magnitudine/asimmetria** (large-up vs large-down) e position-sizing
  proporzionale alla confidenza, invece del semplice segno.
 - **GradientBoosting / feature non lineari** (flag `--gbm` predisposto) — ma attenzione
  all'overfit; il rischio è di "trovare" edge che il walk-forward onesto non conferma.
 - **Ensemble** del segnale ML a basso turnover con un filtro di regime (vol/trend) per tagliare
  il 2023. Ma serve dimostrare che il filtro non è scelto col senno di poi.
 - Restare scettici: finché €/g resta ~100x sotto target, l'ML da solo NON è la risposta.
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 # 2026-06-19 — Track C: mean-reversion / range re-examination (HONEST) → DEAD
 Obiettivo: stabilire rigorosamente se **un qualunque** edge di mean-reversion / range a
 breve orizzonte sopravvive su BTC/ETH **certificati** (Deribit mainnet) con **ingresso
 eseguibile onesto**, oppure confermarne definitivamente la morte. Entrambi gli esiti sono
 validi; nessun risultato forzato.
 Tool: `scripts/research/trackC_meanrev.py` (self-contained, runnable), sopra l'harness
 onesto `src/backtest/harness.py` (direzione+prezzo decisi con dati ≤ `close[i]`, fill a
 `close[i]`, exit intrabar TP/SL da `i+1`, fee netto). Universo: BTC/ETH × {1h,15m,5m}.
 ## Cosa è stato testato (5 famiglie, ingresso onesto)
 - **ZFADE** — Bollinger/z-score fade: `z(close,lookback)` ≤ −thr → long, ≥ +thr → short.
  TP al mean mobile o a `tp_atr·ATR`; SL a `sl_atr·ATR`. **Entry a close[i]**, NON al tocco
  della banda (era proprio quello l'artefatto storico).
 - **RSI2** — RSI(2) oversold/overbought (+ variante con filtro trend SMA200).
 - **RETREV** — return reversal: fade del rendimento cumulato estremo (|z| > thr·σ).
 - **VWAP** — reversione sulla distanza dal VWAP rolling (in unità di σ della distanza).
 - **SESSION** — autocorrelazione next-bar per ora UTC (descrittivo).
 Metodologia applicata: OOS 65/35, griglia parametri su **entrambi** gli asset, fee-sweep
 {0, 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0} bps RT, cross-check liquidità (flat-bar O=H=L=C) e time-in-market.
 ## Sanity liquidità
 Flat-bar O=H=L=C: BTC/ETH 1h ≈ 0.01%, 15m 0.09–0.14%. Book vivo → l'eventuale edge NON
 potrebbe nascondersi in barre ferme (a differenza degli alt archiviati). Confermato pulito.
 ## Risultati — tutto negativo, su ogni asse
 **PASS 1 (screen 1h, fee 0.10% RT):** ogni famiglia OOS negativa su entrambi gli asset.
 Es. ZFADE z2/mean: BTC OOS −85%, ETH OOS −83%. RSI2 10/90: BTC −92%, ETH −96%.
 RETREV/VWAP idem. Win-rate spesso "alto" (RSI2 ~63%, VWAP ~64%) ma **perde lo stesso** →
 le poche perdite sono enormi, la reversione non paga il rischio + fee.
 **PASS 2 (griglia 1h):** ZFADE **0/18** celle con OOS>0 su entrambi; RSI2 **0/36**. La
 cella meno-peggio (ZFADE lookback20 z3) resta BTC −40% / ETH −33% OOS. Nessun sopravvissuto.
 **PASS 3 (fee-sweep, incl. fee=0 GROSS):** il colpo decisivo. **Anche a fee=0** (lordo)
 la z-fade è negativa: BTC full −74% / OOS −46%, ETH full −98% / OOS −48%. Quindi non è
 "morte da fee": **la direzione stessa della fade è sbagliata** sul feed pulito. Salendo le
 fee degrada monotòno fino a −100%.
 **PASS 4 (timeframe 5m/15m/1h):** più veloce = peggio. A 5m full −100% su entrambi
 (41.889 / 38.660 trade), €/giorno su 2000 ≈ −0.70/−0.75. Coerente con "molte operazioni =
 morte per fee", ma il PASS 3 mostra che il problema è a monte: niente edge nemmeno lordo.
 **PASS 5 (sessione UTC):** esiste una **debole** autocorrelazione negativa next-bar in
 poche ore (BTC 13h −0.166, 2h −0.154, 21h −0.129; ETH 13h −0.152, 4h −0.117), e una
 positiva alle 03h UTC (BTC +0.158, ETH +0.202 = ora "trending"). Struttura reale ma
 debolissima (|ρ|≤0.17): non sopravvive a fee + dimensionamento del rischio (lo conferma il
 fatto che tutte le versioni *tradate* perdono anche lorde).
 ## Verdetto
 **Nessuna** configurazione MR produce OOS netto>0 su entrambi BTC ed ETH a fee baseline.
 Più forte: **a fee zero la fade è già negativa** → l'edge MR storico (+201%/+1238% "OOS")
 era un **artefatto del feed contaminato** (wick fantasma testnet + entry su estremi mai
 scambiati), non una proprietà del mercato. Sul dato certificato, con ingresso eseguibile,
 la mean-reversion a breve orizzonte **non è un edge**: è morta sia lorda che netta.
 Coerente con la tesi del reset (`2026-06-19-deribit-history.md`, §3): FADE morto ogni anno.
 Track C chiusa come direzione di alpha. La debole struttura intraday-by-hour (PASS 5) è
 annotata ma non azionabile da sola; semmai un *filtro* futuro, non una strategia.
 ## Artefatti
 - `scripts/research/trackC_meanrev.py` — riproducibile: `uv run python
  scripts/research/trackC_meanrev.py [--quick]` (~40s quick, ~3min full).
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 # 2026-06-19 — Track D: Robust walk-forward TREND PORTFOLIO (BTC+ETH), vol-targeted + leverage
 Follow-up to Track A. Thesis under test: trend-following's real value in crypto is **drawdown
 reduction** vs buy & hold (it sidesteps crashes), and that lower DD lets you apply **leverage** and
 **diversify** BTC+ETH into a deployable, risk-adjusted *earning* system — even if each single signal
 has modest Sharpe. Tool: `scripts/research/trackD_trendport.py` (run
 `uv run python scripts/research/trackD_trendport.py`).
 ## Method (honest, no look-ahead)
 Equity built directly from a **target-position series** (the harness's documented "build your own
 equity" path), NOT per-trade chaining:
 - `target[i]` decided with data **≤ close[i]**; **held during the next bar** (close[i]→close[i+1]).
 - `pnl[t] = target[t-1]·r[t]`, `r[t]=close[t]/close[t-1]-1` — positions **shifted +1 bar** ⇒ no leakage.
 - Fees on **turnover**: `0.05%/side·|target[t-1]-target[t-2]|` (0.10% RT baseline; swept 0.10–0.40% RT).
 - **Vol-targeting** (main lever): `target = direction · (target_vol / realized_vol)`, clipped to the
  leverage cap. `realized_vol` = annualized rolling std of past bar returns (30d window), ≤ close[i].
 - **Portfolio** = 50/50 BTC+ETH net-return series, rebalanced each bar on common timestamps.
 Leakage sanity check passed: an *oracle* target using next-bar sign explodes (10^119×) — proving the
 engine holds `target[i-1]` over bar `i` — while our signals (TSMOM blend, MA-slope, Donchian) only use
 `close[i]` and earlier. Zero-position equity = exactly 1.0.
 ## What was tested
 TSMOM multi-horizon blend (1/3/6-month-equiv on 1h bars), MA-slope (EMA200 slope), Donchian breakout
 with trailing channel stop — each vol-targeted, long-short **and** long-flat, per-asset and combined.
 Grid: target-vol × leverage-cap × horizon-set; explicit EARLY(2018-21)/LATE(2022-26) split;
 fee & leverage sweep; full per-year 2018-2026.
 ## Results — the honest picture
 **1) The thesis holds: massive DD reduction, and diversification helps.**
 | Strategy (50/50 port, tvol20%, LS) | CAGR | Sharpe | maxDD | volA |
 |---|---|---|---|---|
 | **B&H 50/50** | +48% | 0.92 | **77.8%** | 70% |
 | TSMOM 1-3-6m blend | +14.2% | **1.00** | **18.9%** | 14% |
 | MA-slope | +14.1% | 0.79 | 21.9% | 19% |
 | Donchian-trailing | +14.7% | 0.89 | 17.7% | 17% |
 Trend cuts maxDD from ~78% to ~18% while keeping a Sharpe **above** buy&hold (1.00 vs 0.92). The
 portfolio Sharpe (1.00) **beats both sleeves** (BTC 0.95, ETH 0.75) — diversification works as claimed.
 The **long-flat** variant is even cleaner: Sharpe **1.32**, maxDD **13.3%** (no short funding/borrow risk).
 **2) It is genuinely robust (not a lucky cell).**
 - *Per-year (headline LS):* every full year **positive** 2019-2025 (+19/+36/+19/+6/+2/+14/+4%) and 2026 +8%.
 - *Grid:* Sharpe ≈1.00 across **all** target-vol (10-40%) × leverage caps — flat plateau (vol-targeting
  just scales). DD scales ~linearly with target-vol (10%→DD10%, 40%→DD35%).
 - *Horizon-set:* every subset (1m/3m/6m/1-3m/3-6m/1-2-4m/2-4-8m) is **positive**; Sharpe 0.37→1.39.
  Shorter horizons (1m, 1-2-4m) score best (Sharpe 1.34-1.39) — a real plateau, not one combo.
 - *Fee:* survives to 0.40% RT (Sharpe 1.00→0.39, still positive at 4× baseline fee).
 **3) The honest caveat — most of the edge is the EARLY regime.**
 Walk-forward split, same param set both assets:
 - **EARLY 2018-2021:** CAGR +26%, Sharpe **1.63**, DD 18%.
 - **LATE 2022-2026:** CAGR +7.3%, Sharpe **0.57**, DD 19%.
 The signal is real and still net-positive every late year, but its quality **halved** post-2021
 (crypto vol compressed, trends choppier). This is the same warning Track A raised, now quantified: the
 edge is strongest 2019-2021 and merely *modest* in the 2022-26 regime.
 **4) Leverage is a red herring; target-vol is the real dial — and it costs DD linearly.**
 At tvol=20% on 60-80% crypto vol, positions stay **sub-1x** (avg gross 0.23×): the leverage cap
 **never binds**. To deploy real leverage you raise target-vol; Sharpe stays ~1.0, DD scales:
 | target_vol | avg gross | CAGR | Sharpe | maxDD |
 |---|---|---|---|---|
 | 20% | 0.23× | +14% | 1.00 | 19% |
 | 40% | 0.45× | +28% | 1.00 | 35% |
 | 60% | 0.68× | +40% | 1.00 | 48% |
 | 80% | 0.90× | +50% | 1.00 | 60% |
 | 100% | 1.12× | +58% | 0.99 | 69% |
 ## Verdict — is this a deployable earning system?
 **Yes as a risk-adjusted system; NO as a fast path to €50/day on €2000.**
 - This is the **first post-reset config that is genuinely robust**: Sharpe ~1.0 (long-flat 1.3),
  positive every year 2018-2026, robust across grid/horizon/fee, on both assets, on certified data,
  with honest no-look-ahead accounting. It is a real, deployable trend portfolio and a clear
  improvement over Track A's lucky single cells. The thesis (DD reduction → leverageable, diversifiable)
  is **confirmed**.
 - **But the earnings are modest.** Headline (tvol20%, 2x cap, LS): CAGR **+14.2%**, DD 19% ⇒ steady-state
  **~€0.73/day on €2000**. To average **€50/day at this CAGR you need ~€137k capital**, not €2000.
 - **Leverage can't close the gap cheaply.** Pushing target-vol to 80% gives CAGR ~50% (DD **60%**) — and
  at €2000, 50%/yr is still only ~€2.7/day in steady state. Reaching €50/day in 1-2 years from €2000
  would require both heavy leverage (DD 60-70%, near-ruin) **and** lucky path — not a sane plan.
 - **Regime risk:** the edge is much weaker post-2021 (Sharpe 0.57 LATE). Deploy sized for the LATE
  regime, not the EARLY one.
 **Recommendation:** treat this as the **core risk engine** (compounding ~14%/yr at DD<20%, or
 long-flat ~16%/yr at DD 13%), deployable now at low size to validate live execution. It grows €2000,
 but to *€50/day* the lever is **capital + time**, not leverage. Realistic near-term: ~€0.7-1.5/day on
 €2000; €50/day needs ~€70-140k or a second uncorrelated edge stacked on top.
 ## Deliverable
 `scripts/research/trackD_trendport.py` — self-contained, prints B&H benchmark, broad scan, grid
 robustness, horizon robustness, walk-forward early/late, fee+leverage sweep, headline config per-year,
 and the path-to-€50/day table. Reusable building blocks (vol-targeting, target→equity, portfolio).
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 # 2026-06-19 — Track E: Cross-sectional BTC↔ETH relative-value + ENSEMBLE synthesis
 Due parti, entrambe oneste e su dati Deribit-mainnet certificati (solo BTC/ETH). Tool:
 `scripts/research/trackE_xsec_ensemble.py` (runnable, self-contained, riusa il walk-forward
 ML di Track B e il Donchian di Track A). Harness onesto: direzione/posizione decise con dati
 ≤ `close[i]`, realizzo sul bar successivo (shift di 1 barra, niente look-ahead). Fee
 turnover-based: `|Δpos|·fee_rt/2` **per gamba** (un flip +1↔−1 = un round-trip = 0.10% RT).
 Run: `uv run python scripts/research/trackE_xsec_ensemble.py` (`--quick` salta lo sleeve ML;
 `--no-cache` ricalcola la proba ML). Il proba ML viene cacheato (`.cache_trackE_*.npy`).
 ---
 ## PART 1 — Relative value (spread BTC↔ETH, 1h, market-neutral)
 **Premessa strutturale.** BTC/ETH log-ret 1h sono correlati **0.84**. Con due soli asset
 l'unica struttura tradabile è lo **spread**. E con due asset, *"long il più forte / short il
 più debole"* (XS-momentum) è **algebraicamente identico** a *"trada il trend del ratio
 ETH/BTC"* — infatti nel codice (A) e (B) producono numeri identici. Sono lo stesso edge.
 **Lead-lag: nullo.** `corr(rB[i], rE[i+1]) = −0.018`, `corr(rE[i], rB[i+1]) = −0.007`,
 autocorrelazioni −0.01..−0.02. Nessun potere predittivo cross-asset → lead-lag **non**
 perseguito come sleeve (sarebbe rumore moltiplicato per le fee).
 **(A/B) XS momentum / ratio trend (griglia N∈{24,72,168,336}, hold∈{6,24,72}):**
 - Solo **4/12 celle** OOS net-positive, e sparse (N24/h24, N24/h72, N72/h72, N168/h24).
 - Le celle FULL forti (N168/h24: +150% full, Sharpe 0.68, DD 27%) hanno **OOS debole**
  (+11%, Sh 0.30). La migliore per OOS-Sharpe è N24/h24 (OOS Sh 0.31, OOS net +11%).
 - **Fee sweep (N24/h24):** gross (0bp) FULL +356%/OOS +74% Sh 1.20 → a 1.0bp/gamba FULL +27%/
  OOS +11% Sh 0.31 → **muore già a 1.5bp/gamba** (OOS −11%). Margine fee sottilissimo.
 - **Per-anno** concentrato sui grandi movimenti del ratio 2020-2021 (e 2024), piatto/negativo
  altrove (2022 −9%, 2023 −19%, 2025 −6%, 2026 −16%). Non è un altopiano: è un edge debole,
  fee-sensibile, regime-dipendente.
 **(C) Ratio mean-reversion (z-fade di log(ETH/BTC)):** negativa ovunque (es. lb168/zin2.0:
 FULL −85%, OOS −44%, Sh −1.56). Coerente con Track C: anche sullo spread la MR a breve non è
 un edge sul dato pulito.
 **Verdetto PART 1:** esiste un **debole** edge di relative-value (XS-momentum ≡ ratio-trend),
 net-positivo OOS solo in alcune celle, Sharpe OOS ~0.3, che **muore a ~1.5bp/gamba** ed è
 concentrato in pochi anni. È **reale ma marginale** — degno di entrare in un ensemble come
 sleeve diversificante, non come strategia standalone. La sua virtù: è **quasi scorrelato**
 dagli edge direzionali (vedi sotto).
 ---
 ## PART 2 — Ensemble (3 sleeve residui in UN portafoglio)
 Sleeve combinati (gross 1 ciascuno, equal-weight 1/N → gross totale ~1):
 - **S1 = BTC-ML** (Track B, cella onesta a basso turnover W16000 H24 thr0.10, 1h).
 - **S2 = BTC-Trend** (Track A, l'unica cella trend robusta cross-asset: Donchian N=200 H=12).
 - **S3 = Relative-value** (PART 1, miglior cella OOS: XS-momentum N=24 hold=24).
 **Finestra comune attiva** (dove tutti e 3 sono live, dopo il warmup ML): 2020-06 → 2026-06,
 52.636 barre.
 ### Matrice di correlazione degli sleeve (ret per-barra, finestra comune)
 |          | S2_trend | S3_relval | S1_ml  |
 |----------|----------|-----------|--------|
 | S2_trend | +1.000   | +0.010    | −0.063 |
 | S3_relval| +0.010   | +1.000    | −0.010 |
 | S1_ml    | −0.063   | −0.010    | +1.000 |
 → **Sleeve quasi perfettamente scorrelati** (|ρ| ≤ 0.06). In teoria, terreno ideale per la
 diversificazione.
 ### Per-sleeve (finestra comune, scala $ uguale)
 | sleeve    | net   | Sharpe | maxDD | €/g(2k) |
 |-----------|-------|--------|-------|---------|
 | S2_trend  | +5%   | +0.15  | 34%   | +0.04   |
 | S3_relval | +8%   | +0.16  | 41%   | +0.07   |
 | **S1_ml** | +382% | **+0.87** | 56% | +3.51   |
 ### Ensemble
 | portafoglio          | net   | Sharpe | maxDD | CAGR  | €/g(2k) |
 |----------------------|-------|--------|-------|-------|---------|
 | best single (S1_ml)  | +382% | +0.87  | 56%   | +30%  | +3.51   |
 | **EQUAL-WEIGHT 1/N** | +109% | **+0.83** | **30%** | +13% | +1.00 |
 | inverse-vol (IS wts) | +76%  | +0.70  | 29%   | +10%  | +0.69   |
 | EQ-WEIGHT **OOS**(65/35)| +32% | **+1.02** | **12%** | +14% | +0.83 |
 Per-anno equal-weight: 2020 +16%, 2021 +50%, 2022 +2%, **2023 −13%** (vs −38% dell'ML da
 solo!), 2024 +18%, 2025 +19%, 2026 −3%. **Molto più liscio**, niente anno-catastrofe.
 ### La diversificazione aiuta? Sì sul rischio, NO sul rendimento risk-adjusted
 - **Sharpe:** ensemble 0.83 vs best-single 0.87 → **non batte** il miglior sleeve singolo.
 - **maxDD:** ensemble **30%** vs best-single 56% → **dimezzato**. E OOS 12% vs ML-solo molto
  più profondo. Per-anno senza il −38% del 2023.
 - **Risk-matched** (levare l'ensemble 1.84x per pareggiare il 56% DD dell'ML): €/g +2.23
  contro €/g +3.51 dell'ML da solo → a pari drawdown l'ensemble rende **MENO** (ratio 0.64).
 **Perché?** Gli sleeve sono scorrelati ma **enormemente diseguali** (Sharpe 0.87 vs 0.15 vs
 0.16). L'equal-weight 1/N "annacqua" l'unico sleeve forte con due deboli: la matematica
 della diversificazione alza lo Sharpe solo se gli sleeve sono di *qualità comparabile*. Qui
 non lo sono, quindi 1/N non può superare il singolo migliore. Pesare verso l'ML (quality-
 weighting) converge banalmente a "esegui solo l'ML" — e sarebbe in-sample.
 **Il guadagno vero dell'ensemble è la ROBUSTEZZA, non il rendimento:** stesso Sharpe del
 miglior sleeve a **metà del drawdown**, per-anno molto più stabile, niente dipendenza da un
 singolo modello/regime (l'ML da solo concentra tutto in 2021/2025 con un −38% nel 2023). Per
 chi deve *sopravvivere*, l'ensemble è preferibile; per chi massimizza il rendimento a pari
 rischio, l'ML puro vince di un soffio.
 ---
 ## Verdetto onesto — è un motore da €50/giorno? NO.
 1. **Relative-value:** edge debole, reale ma marginale (Sharpe OOS ~0.3), fee-sensibile
   (muore a 1.5bp/gamba), concentrato 2020-2021/2024. Utile **solo** come sleeve scorrelato.
   Lead-lag e ratio-MR: nulli/negativi.
 2. **Ensemble:** gli sleeve sono **quasi scorrelati** (|ρ|≤0.06) — risultato genuino e bello.
   L'ensemble equal-weight ottiene **Sharpe ~0.83 a metà del drawdown** del miglior sleeve e
   un per-anno molto più liscio. **Ma NON alza il tetto risk-adjusted** (a pari DD rende meno
   dell'ML puro) perché un solo sleeve domina.
 3. **Distanza dal target:** ensemble **€1.00/giorno su €2000** (best single €3.51 ma a DD
   56% e concentrato). Il target è **€50/giorno → ~50x sotto** (l'ML puro ~14x sotto ma con
   rischio/concentrazione inaccettabili). Levare per colmare il gap moltiplica il drawdown
   ben oltre il tollerabile (1.84x già porta al 51% DD per ~€2.2/g).
 **Conclusione:** la sintesi di Track E conferma la fotografia dei track A/B/C — esistono
 **edge residui deboli ma reali e scorrelati** su BTC/ETH. Combinarli in un ensemble **migliora
 la robustezza** (DD dimezzato, per-anno stabile, niente single-point-of-failure) ma **non crea
 rendimento dal nulla**: il sistema combinato rende ~€1/giorno su €2000, ~50x sotto l'obiettivo,
 e non è un motore dispiegabile. Il miglior uso pratico dei risultati: se un giorno si tradasse,
 l'ensemble equal-weight (ML + trend + relative-value) è la forma **più onesta e meno fragile**
 del poco edge disponibile — ma serve un edge **di un'altra magnitudine** per avvicinare i €50/g.
 ## Prossimi passi possibili (non eseguiti)
 - Cercare uno sleeve **di qualità comparabile all'ML** (Sharpe ≥0.5 indipendente) — solo
  allora 1/N alzerebbe lo Sharpe oltre il singolo. Senza, l'ensemble resta solo "risk smoother".
 - Relative-value su **timeframe diversi** del ratio (giornaliero?) o con **position sizing**
  proporzionale alla forza del segnale, restando scettici sul fee-margin sottile.
 - Non aumentare la leva per inseguire €50/g: il DD esplode prima del rendimento.
 ## Artefatti
 - `scripts/research/trackE_xsec_ensemble.py` — riproducibile (`uv run ...`, ~8s con cache ML).
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 # Track F — Calendar seasonality (hour-of-day / day-of-week) on BTC & ETH
 **Data:** 2026-06-19 · **Script:** `scripts/research/trackF_seasonality.py`
 **Dati:** Deribit mainnet certificati, BTC/ETH 1h UTC. Fee baseline 0.10% RT (`fee_side=0.0005`).
 ## Domanda
 Esiste un edge di calendario *sistematico e tradeable* (ora del giorno, giorno della
 settimana, interazione ora×giorno) su BTC ed ETH, netto fee, OOS, per-anno, su entrambi gli asset?
 ## Metodologia (anti-overfit, anti-leakage)
 - `ret[i]=close[i]/close[i-1]-1` è noto a `close[i]`; una posizione decisa a `close[i]` guadagna
  `ret[i+1]`. La statistica che decide il trade usa **solo barre ≤ i** (mai la barra tradata né futuro).
 - **Tradeable test onesto = ADAPTIVE EXPANDING sign**: a `close[i]` guardo il bucket di calendario
  della barra `i+1` (il clock è noto, zero look-ahead) e prendo il **segno della media passata** di
  quel bucket (espandente, warmup-gated). Long-flat o long-short. Fee solo su `|Δposizione|`.
  È l'analogo onesto di "tradare il seasonal": i dati scelgono il segno di ogni bucket **dal vivo**.
 - Tabelle descrittive per-ora/per-giorno split IS(65%)/OOS(35%) come diagnostica.
 - Regola discreta ottimizzata in-sample (entra a ora H, tieni W barre, dir migliore) mostrata solo
  per **esporre il gap IS→OOS** (384 celle testate/asset).
 - Benchmark **buy-and-hold** come controllo del long-bias.
 ## Risultati
 ### 1. Descrittive (bp/barra, IS vs OOS)
 - **Hour-of-day:** sign-agreement IS/OOS solo **12/24 (BTC)** e **8/24 (ETH)** → caso. Le ore "US
  close" 21:00–22:00 UTC sono positive in entrambi gli split su entrambi gli asset (l'unico pattern
  con un minimo di coerenza), ma il resto è rumore che cambia segno tra IS e OOS.
 - **Day-of-week:** più stabile. **Giovedì negativo** su BTC ed ETH in IS *e* OOS; Lun/Mer positivi.
  Sign-agreement 6/7 (BTC), 5/7 (ETH).
 ### 2. Adaptive expanding-sign (il test tradeable)
 | Strategia | BTC Sharpe | ETH Sharpe | Note |
 |---|---|---|---|
 | HOUR long-short | **−5.39** | **−4.04** | DD 100%. Annientata dalle fee. |
 | HOUR long-flat | −2.92 | −2.09 | DD 100%. Idem. |
 | DOW long-short | +0.64 | +0.83 | DD 82–84%, −66% nel 2022 |
 | DOW long-flat | +0.81 | +0.96 | DD 75–78%, −64/−66% nel 2022 |
 | HOUR×WEEKDAY (168 buckets) | −5.05 | −3.96 | DD 100%. Overfit puro + fee. |
 ### 3. Il controllo che smonta il DOW — **buy-and-hold**
 - BTC buy-hold: **Sharpe 0.79, CAGR 34.9%, DD 77%**  → DOW long-flat: Sh 0.81, CAGR 34.2%, DD 77.5%.
 - ETH buy-hold: **Sharpe 0.84, CAGR 42.4%, DD 81%** → DOW long-flat: Sh 0.96, CAGR 52.7%, DD 74%.
 - Il DOW long-flat è **long il 78% del tempo** (`mean_pos≈+0.78`). È **buy-and-hold travestito**:
  guadagna perché crypto sale, non perché esiste un edge di giorno. Lo "skip del giovedì" aggiunge
  pochissimo e non giustifica un deploy.
 ### 4. Fee sweep (HOUR long-short adaptive)
 A fee **0%**: Sh +0.61 (BTC) / +0.80 (ETH) — solo long-drift. A 0.10% RT: **−5.4 / −4.0**. Turnover
 **~8.000 flip/anno** (segno orario instabile, cambia quasi ogni barra) → morte istantanea per fee.
 Le strategie hour-of-day sono ad alta frequenza per costruzione: le fee sono di prim'ordine e le
 uccidono.
 ### 5. Regola discreta ottimizzata in-sample (trappola multiple-testing)
 - BTC: best IS H=05 hold=24h dir=+1 → **IS Sh +4.25 → OOS Sh +1.47** (+3.7 bp/trade).
 - ETH: best IS H=13 hold=24h dir=+1 → **IS Sh +7.35 → OOS Sh +0.90** (+3.2 bp/trade).
 - Collasso IS→OOS classico. Inoltre "hold 24h dir+1" = ancora **long-bias** (entra una volta/giorno
  e tiene 24h ≈ sempre long). Il margine OOS (~3 bp/trade su 10 bp RT) è marginale e fragile.
 ## Multiple-testing
 199 celle di calendario/asset (24 ore + 7 giorni + 168 ora×giorno) + 384 (H,W,dir)/asset. Con così
 tante celle, bucket "significativi" spuri sono **garantiti**. Filtri applicati: segno scelto dal vivo
 su soli dati passati, deve reggere OOS, per-anno, e su **entrambi** BTC ed ETH.
 ## Verdetto — **SPURIO / NON deployable**
 - **Nessun edge di calendario netto-fee robusto** su BTC ed ETH.
 - **Hour-of-day:** morto (fee + segno instabile). L'unica regolarità (US-close 21–22 UTC positiva) è
  troppo debole e non sopravvive al turnover.
 - **Day-of-week:** l'unico risultato "positivo" è **long-bias mascherato** (≈ buy-and-hold,
  Sharpe ~0.8–0.96 < trend portfolio 1.32, DD 75–84% rovinoso, −65% nel 2022). Non è un edge
  seasonal sfruttabile; è esposizione direzionale al drift di crypto.
 - **Hour×weekday:** overfit puro (IS −3.6 → OOS −8.0).
 - Coerente con la lezione del progetto: dove l'unica "direzione" che funziona è essere long, non c'è
  alpha di timing — c'è beta. Il trend portfolio (TP01) cattura quel beta in modo vol-targeted e
  con DD ~12%, infinitamente meglio di qualunque regola di calendario qui.
 **Azione:** track F chiuso negativo. Non aggiungere nulla al portafoglio. Il soffitto Sharpe ~1.3 su
 BTC/ETH regge.
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 # Track G — Prior-period level breakouts / range (BTC & ETH, calendar-anchored)
 **Data:** 2026-06-19 · **Script:** `scripts/research/trackG_prior_levels.py`
 **Harness:** `src/backtest/harness.py` (honest, entry decided at `close[i]`, fill `close[i]`).
 ## Domanda
 Esistono edge net-positivi OOS, robusti su BTC **e** ETH, definiti rispetto a un **periodo
 calendario precedente** (giorno/settimana/opening-range)? E soprattutto: i breakout di livello
 **continuano** (trend) o **rientrano** (fade)?
 ## No look-ahead (garanzie)
 - Livelli prior-day/week costruiti aggregando a barre giornaliere/settimanali (UTC) e poi
  **`shift(1)`** sul frame del periodo *chiuso*: il periodo corrente vede solo il precedente
  totalmente chiuso. Mai "oggi"/"questa settimana" nel livello.
 - Opening-range usato **solo** sulle barre dopo la chiusura della finestra di apertura.
 - Direzione + prezzo decisi a `close[i]`, fill a `close[i]`. Mai entry sul livello esatto intrabar.
 - Bug iniziale corretto: mismatch tz-aware vs tz-naive nel mapping dei livelli (dava 0 trade).
 ## Risultati (1h, fee 0.10% RT, leva 1x, OOS 65/35)
 ### Continuation vs FADE — il verdetto è netto
 | Regola (PD = prior-day) | BTC OOS | ETH OOS | Sharpe OOS |
 |---|---|---|---|
 | **PD-high CONT (long su rottura max ieri)** | **+25%** | **+16%** | +0.5 / +0.3 |
 | PD-high FADE | **−68%** | **−68%** | −1.6 / −1.2 |
 | PD-low CONT (short su rottura min ieri) | −33% | −60% | −0.5 / −0.8 |
 | PD-low FADE | −36% | −8% | −0.6 / +0.1 |
 - **I breakout CONTINUANO, non rientrano.** Il lato FADE è robustamente **negativo** su entrambi
  gli asset (sia high che low), su prior-day, prior-week e opening-range. Conferma diretta della
  tesi del reset: la mean-reversion / fade è morta su dati certificati.
 - **Asimmetria long-only:** funziona solo la rottura del **massimo** (long), non quella del
  **minimo** (short). Cioè non è un edge di breakout *simmetrico/direzione-neutro*: è cattura del
  **drift/trend rialzista** del cripto. La PD-low-cont (short sui breakdown) perde perché in questo
  campione il cripto sale.
 ### Grid robustness (PASS 6) — survivor = OOS>0 su ENTRAMBI
 - **PD-high CONT: 3/3 celle** (buffer 0/0.1%/0.3%) positive OOS su BTC **e** ETH → robusto al buffer.
 - PD-high fade, PD-low cont/fade, OR-fade: **0 survivor**.
 - **OR-cont:** positiva solo su ETH, negativa su BTC su tutte le finestre (3/6/8/12h) → artefatto
  mono-asset, scartato dalla regola "entrambi".
 ### Anchor-hour sweep (PASS 5) — non è un'ora fortunata
 PD-high cont positiva su **21/24** ore UTC (BTC) e **20/24** (ETH). Non dipende da un singolo
 anchor → coerente con un edge reale (ma vedi sotto: è beta di trend).
 ### Fee sweep + per-anno (PD-high cont, full sample)
 ```
 BTC  RT%: 0.00→+571  0.05→+289  0.10→+126  0.15→ +31  0.20→ −24   (OOS: +84/+52/+25/+3/−15)
 ETH  RT%: 0.00→+1754 0.05→+1012 0.10→+567  0.15→+299 0.20→+139   (OOS: +67/+39/+16/−3/−19)
 BTC per-anno: 2019 +39  2020 +104  2021 +7  2022 −42  2023 +24  2024 +27  2025 −16  2026 +3
 ETH per-anno: 2020 +164 2021 +160 2022 +7  2023 +1   2024 +12  2025 −4  2026 +7
 Sharpe full: BTC +0.48 (maxDD 55%, €/d 2k +0.88) · ETH +0.86 (maxDD 34%, €/d 2k +4.27)
 ```
 - **Fee-fragile:** alla baseline 0.10% RT sopravvive (OOS +25/+16%), ma muore già a ~0.15-0.20% RT.
  Margine di fee sottile (≈1.5x baseline e l'edge sparisce su OOS). ~1000-1100 trade in 8 anni.
 - **Drawdown enormi** (BTC 55%) e anni negativi (2022 −42% BTC, 2025 −16%).
 ## Verdetto
 - **Sì, esiste un edge net-positivo OOS su entrambi gli asset:** *PD-high continuation* (long
  quando `close` supera il massimo di ieri, exit a fine giornata UTC). Robusto al buffer e
  all'anchor-hour. **MA non è deployabile come miglioramento:**
  1. È **long-only drift capture**, non un breakout simmetrico (il lato short fallisce) → è una
     versione **più debole e ridondante** del Trend Portfolio TP01 (Sharpe 0.48-0.86 vs 1.32).
  2. **Fee-fragile** (muore a ~1.5x la fee baseline) e con **drawdown** molto peggiori.
 - **Il contributo scientifico vero è la conferma della direzione:** sui dati certificati i
  breakout di livello-calendario **CONTINUANO**; il fade è morto (negativo robusto su PD/PW/OR,
  entrambi gli asset). Nessuna sorpresa mean-reversion nascosta nei livelli giornalieri/settimanali.
 - **Niente di nuovo da mettere in produzione.** TP01 resta la strategia vincente; i breakout
  prior-period non aggiungono Sharpe (stessa beta di trend, peggio eseguita).
 ## Come riprodurre
 ```bash
 uv run python scripts/research/trackG_prior_levels.py            # full (1h + 15m, ~25s)
 uv run python scripts/research/trackG_prior_levels.py --quick    # 1h only
 ```
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 # Track H — Volume, Range & Volatility-Regime signals (BTC/ETH, certified, >=12h)
 **Date:** 2026-06-19
 **Script:** `scripts/research/trackH_volume_vol.py` (runnable, self-contained)
 **Question:** does any volume / range / volatility-regime signal ADD to the deployed winner
 TP01 (vol-targeted trend portfolio, 12h, Sharpe ~1.32) — i.e. net-positive OOS on BOTH BTC &
 ETH AND uncorrelated (|corr|<~0.3) — OR work as a regime filter that lifts TP01's Sharpe / cuts
 its DD?
 ## Method (honest)
 - Same causal per-bar engine as `TrendPortfolio.net_returns`: build a continuous TARGET decided
  with data `<= close[i]`, HOLD it during bar `i+1` (`pos_held[t]=target[t-1]`), gross = pos×ret,
  fee on `|Δpos|`. Identical in spirit to `harness.backtest_signals` (decide≤close[i], fill at
  close[i]); two discrete signals cross-checked through `backtest_signals` directly.
 - All features (volume z-score, OBV, ranges, realized vol) use prior/rolling windows shifted so
  bar `i` sees only `<= i`. 12h/1d resampled from certified 1h via `resample_tf` (label='left'),
  consumed index-based with the +1 hold → no open-label leak.
 - Fee 0.10% RT baseline + sweep 0.00–0.40% RT. OOS 65/35 + per-year. Grid on BOTH assets.
  Turnover and correlation-to-TP01 reported for every signal.
 - **>=12h only** (12h + 1d). Sub-12h excluded per the standing lesson (fees + HF-noise overfit +
  the 4h open-label look-ahead trap).
 ## Signals tested
 VT-long (volatility-managed long), VolBreakout (volume-z-confirmed Donchian), OBV-trend,
 VW-mom (volume-weighted momentum), RangeExpand (range-expansion breakout), NR7-break
 (narrowest-range breakout), DeclVolRev (declining-volume fade/reversal). Plus regime overlays on
 TP01: keep-low-vol, keep-high-vol, vol-managed ×1.5, OBV-up confirmation.
 ## Results (12h headline, fee 0.10% RT)
 | signal | corr→TP01 | OOS Sharpe BTC/ETH | note |
 |---|---|---|---|
 | VT-long | 0.66 / 0.69 | 0.80 / 0.14 | trend-in-disguise; weak OOS ETH |
 | VolBreakout | 0.69 / 0.71 | 0.54 / 0.49 | profitable but correlated |
 | OBV-trend | 0.61 / 0.63 | 0.96 / 0.68 | profitable but correlated; turnover ~75/yr |
 | VW-mom | 0.64 / 0.67 | 0.98 / 0.74 | basically TSMOM; correlated |
 | RangeExpand | 0.48 / 0.49 | 0.37 / 1.04 | lower corr but BTC weak; ETH negative on 1d |
 | NR7-break | 0.48 / 0.49 | 0.79 / 0.02 | fails OOS on ETH |
 | DeclVolRev | -0.15 / -0.11 | -1.15 / -0.44 | **negative even at zero fee** |
 Grid robustness (12h, % cells positive full+OOS on both assets): VW-mom 100%, VT-long 100%,
 VolBreakout 96%, RangeExpand 96%, OBV-trend 75% — but the robust ones are precisely the ones
 that are highly correlated to TP01. Fee sweep: trend-family signals survive to 0.40% RT;
 DeclVolRev gets worse with fees (it trades constantly).
 ## Regime filters on TP01 (12h, 50/50 portfolio)
 | variant | full Sharpe | OOS Sharpe | maxDD | CAGR | turn/y |
 |---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | **TP01 baseline** | **1.32** | 0.90 | 13.3% | 16.2% | 11.5 |
 | × keep LOW-vol | 0.94 | 1.11 | 14.1% | 7.7% | 9.5 |
 | × keep HIGH-vol | 0.98 | 0.18 | 9.9% | 7.9% | 4.9 |
 | × vol-managed ×1.5 | 1.33 | 0.96 | 17.9% | 18.1% | 15.4 |
 | × OBV-up only | 1.49 | 1.04 | 10.1% | 14.4% | 18.2 |
 OBV-up filter across EMA span: full Sharpe 1.49–1.52 (span 15–30), DD 7–10%, but OOS gain is
 marginal (0.90→1.04 at span 30) and fades for span≥45 (OOS 0.69–0.73). It cuts ~2pp CAGR and
 raises turnover ~60%.
 ## Verdict (honest)
 - **No uncorrelated additive edge exists.** Every *profitable* volume/range/vol signal is trend
  in disguise (corr 0.61–0.75 to TP01) → cannot raise the 50/50 portfolio Sharpe. The genuinely
  lower-corr signals (RangeExpand, NR7 ~0.48) fail OOS on at least one asset.
 - **Mean-reversion / declining-volume fade is dead** — negative net AND at zero fee on both
  assets. Reconfirms the v2.0.0 contamination lesson; MR is not a real edge on certified data.
 - **Vol-regime gating hurts** (keep-low / keep-high both drop Sharpe to ~0.95). The vol-managed
  overlay is Sharpe-neutral but DD-worse.
 - **The only non-harmful overlay is OBV-up trend-confirmation:** it cuts DD (13.3%→10.1%) and
  nudges full Sharpe to ~1.49, but it is trend double-confirmation (de-risking), not new alpha;
  it costs CAGR, raises turnover, and the OOS Sharpe gain is within noise and span-sensitive. It
  is worth keeping in mind as a **defensive DD overlay**, not as a Sharpe improver.
 - **Bottom line:** the ~1.3 portfolio-Sharpe ceiling on BTC/ETH-only **holds**. TP01 stays the
  deployable winner. Volume/range/vol add nothing uncorrelated.
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 # Track I — Alternative momentum formulations + long-horizon reversal (2026-06-19)
 **Script:** `scripts/research/trackI_momentum_reversal.py` (self-contained, runnable).
 **Universe:** BTC & ETH only. **TF:** 12h + 1d (sub-12h excluded by rule). **Harness:** identical
 honest machinery to TP01 — direction decided `<= close[i]`, positions held next bar (`pos_held[1:]
 = tgt[:-1]`), vol-target by inverse PAST-ONLY realized vol (target 20%, lev cap 2x), NET fee 0.10%
 RT on turnover, 50/50 BTC+ETH. OOS 65/35 + per-year + fee sweep (0.00–0.40% RT). Correlation to
 TP01 net returns reported for every candidate.
 ## Goal
 (A) A momentum formulation that BEATS or DIVERSIFIES the canonical 1-3-6m sign-blend (TP01,
 Sharpe ~1.32). (B) Does the classic LONG-HORIZON REVERSAL (fade ~12m winners) give an
 uncorrelated positive overlay?
 ## PART A — momentum formulations (12h, long-flat, vs TP01 Sharpe 1.32 / OOS 0.90 / DD 13.3%)
 | formulation | Sharpe | IS | **OOS** | CAGR | maxDD | corr→TP01 | BTC | ETH |
 |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | baseline sign-blend 1-3-6m | 1.32 | 1.54 | 0.90 | +16% | 13.3% | 1.00 | 1.15 | 1.10 |
 | (i) z-score cum-return (tanh) | **1.35** | 1.63 | 0.85 | +12% | **8.4%** | 0.96 | 1.30 | 1.00 |
 | (ii) risk-adjusted momentum | 1.27 | 1.49 | 0.84 | +13% | 9.5% | 0.97 | 1.21 | 1.00 |
 | (iii) EMA-cross trend | 0.81 | 0.91 | 0.62 | +11% | 25.1% | 0.85 | 0.89 | 0.53 |
 | (iii-b) MACD (calendar spans) | **1.50** | **1.87** | 0.74 | +22% | 17.7% | 0.69 | 1.30 | 1.32 |
 | (iv) Donchian breakout | 1.10 | 1.36 | 0.57 | +17% | 25.0% | 0.86 | 1.08 | 0.82 |
 | (v) acceleration (Δ-momentum) | 1.28 | 1.82 | 0.35 | +14% | 14.2% | 0.66 | 1.25 | 0.81 |
 | (vi) 12-1 skip momentum | 0.67 | 0.79 | 0.47 | +9% | 24.5% | 0.68 | 0.70 | 0.49 |
 Results are essentially identical at 1d. Read-out:
 - **Nothing cleanly beats the sign-blend OOS on both assets.** The headline-Sharpe leaders are
  artefacts of in-sample fit: **MACD** posts IS 1.87 but OOS collapses to 0.74 (gap = overfit) with
  a worse DD (17.7%); **acceleration** IS 1.82 → OOS **0.35** (worst OOS decay of all). Both fail.
 - **(i) z-score continuous momentum** is the one mild, honest refinement: Sharpe 1.35 (≈baseline)
  but **maxDD 8.4% vs 13.3%** — the continuous score scales down position when the cumulative move
  is statistically small, de-risking the tails. OOS 0.85 (slightly below baseline 0.90), CAGR drops
  16%→12%. It's a smoother sibling of TP01, **not a new edge** (corr 0.96).
 - (vi) 12-1 skip (classic equity "12-1" momentum) **does NOT help crypto**: skipping the recent
  month removes the strongest part of the signal here → Sharpe 0.67, corr 0.68. Crypto momentum
  lives in the recent window, opposite to the equity stylised fact.
 - Breakout/Donchian and EMA-cross are strictly worse (high DD, weak OOS).
 ## PART B — long-horizon reversal (fade past winners), 12h
 Long-short reversal (short ~12/18/24m winners, long losers, vol-targeted):
 | reversal LS | Sharpe | OOS | CAGR | maxDD | corr→TP01 |
 |---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 12m | -0.77 | -1.15 | -14% | 73% | -0.51 |
 | 18m | -0.36 | -0.75 | -8% | 58% | -0.47 |
 | 24m | **+0.04** | -0.07 | -1% | 43% | **-0.32** |
 | 12-18-24m | -0.46 | -0.72 | -8% | 57% | -0.54 |
 - **Long-horizon reversal is NOT a standalone edge.** Standalone it LOSES money (12m/18m strongly
  negative; only 24m is ~flat at Sharpe 0.04, OOS −0.07, and even that fails "net-positive OOS on
  both assets": BTC +0.10 / ETH −0.03). Fading crypto winners over a year just shorts the trend.
 - It IS genuinely negatively correlated to TP01 (24m: corr −0.32; 12-18-24: −0.54), as expected
  (it's the opposite sign of medium-term momentum).
 - **Momentum + reversal blend** (long 1-6m momentum, brake on very-long extension): the variant
  `mom(1-3-6) − 0.5·rev(12-24)` is the most interesting single-strategy result — Sharpe **1.38**,
  **OOS 0.98** (> baseline 0.90), **maxDD 10.6%** (< 13.3%), both assets positive (BTC 1.25/ETH
  1.05), corr 0.91, fee-robust (1.43→1.22 across 0.00–0.40% RT). CAGR drops 16%→12%. It is TP01
  with a long-term-extension brake: a modest *risk-adjusted* improvement, not more return.
 ## COMBINED — TP01 + best diversifier (blend net returns)
 TP01 alone: Sharpe 1.321, CAGR +16%, maxDD 13.3%, OOS 0.90.
 | combo | Sharpe | CAGR | maxDD | OOS | corr |
 |---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | TP01 + 20% reversal-24m (LS) | **1.411** | +13% | 11.5% | **1.06** | -0.32 |
 | TP01 + 30% reversal-24m (LS) | 1.366 | +12% | 11.8% | 1.06 | -0.32 |
 | TP01 + 20% reversal-12-18-24 (LS) | 1.350 | +11% | 10.6% | 0.84 | -0.54 |
 | TP01 + 50% z-score | 1.348 | +14% | 9.5% | 0.89 | +0.96 |
 - Adding a small slice of **reversal-24m long-short** lifts portfolio Sharpe 1.32→1.41 and OOS
  0.90→1.06 while cutting DD to 11.5%. **But be skeptical:** the overlay is a ~zero-mean stream
  (standalone Sharpe 0.04). The benefit is almost entirely **variance reduction from the negative
  correlation, not added alpha** — and it COSTS return (CAGR 16%→13%). With a true-zero-edge
  diversifier this Sharpe bump is fragile (it leans on the −0.32 correlation persisting OOS, and the
  OOS sample is one 2022-24 crypto cycle). I would NOT deploy capital on a standalone-losing sleeve
  to chase a 0.09 Sharpe point that is really de-risking.
 ## Fee sweep (12h portfolio Sharpe)
 baseline 1.37→1.18, z-score 1.38→1.24, MACD 1.52→1.45 (lowest turnover), blend 1.43→1.22,
 reversal-24m 0.07→−0.02 (0.00→0.40% RT). All trend formulations survive realistic fees; reversal
 has no positive margin to survive on.
 ## VERDICT (honest)
 - **Is there a momentum formulation that beats the 1-3-6m sign-blend? No — not OOS, not on both
  assets.** MACD/acceleration look better in-sample but decay OOS (overfit + higher DD). The only
  honest refinement is **continuous z-score momentum**, which matches the Sharpe with materially
  lower drawdown (8.4% vs 13.3%) — a smoother variant of the SAME edge, not a new one (corr 0.96).
 - **Does long-horizon reversal give an uncorrelated positive overlay? No, not a real one.** It is
  uncorrelated/negatively-correlated (good) but **not positive** standalone (it loses, or at best is
  flat at 24m and fails the both-assets bar). The combined-Sharpe lift (→1.41) is variance reduction
  from a near-zero-mean stream and sacrifices CAGR — fragile, not bankable alpha.
 - **The ~1.3 structural Sharpe ceiling on BTC/ETH-only holds.** TP01 remains the deployable winner.
  If anything, swap the sign-blend for the **z-score continuous score** (or the `mom − 0.5·rev`
  brake) for a lower-DD profile at equal Sharpe — a risk-management tweak, not a return upgrade.
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 """PAPER TRADER — TP01 Trend Portfolio (PORT LF4h), forward-only, simulato.
 Esegue la strategia VINCENTE (src/strategies/trend_portfolio.py, config CANONICAL) in
 paper trading FORWARD-ONLY su capitale virtuale (default 2000 USDT), portafoglio 50/50
 BTC+ETH a 4h. Stato persistente -> resume al riavvio.
 DESIGN (onesto, niente esecuzione reale: l'esecuzione e' DISABILITATA nel progetto):
  - Legge i parquet certificati locali (data/raw, BTC/ETH 1h) e resampla a 4h.
  - Alla prima esecuzione parte dall'ultima barra 4h CHIUSA disponibile (forward-only:
    NON include lo storico nel PnL di paper, traccia solo da ora in avanti).
  - Ad ogni run processa le NUOVE barre 4h chiuse dall'ultima volta: applica il rendimento
    della posizione tenuta, addebita le fee sul turnover, registra i trade sui cambi di
    posizione, poi ricalcola la posizione-bersaglio (decisa con dati <= ultima barra chiusa).
  - Per avere barre fresche, aggiornare prima i dati:
        uv run python scripts/analysis/rebuild_history.py --asset BTC ETH
 Stato: data/paper_trend/state.json + trades.jsonl (append-only).
    uv run python scripts/live/paper_trend.py            # avanza il paper col dato disponibile
    uv run python scripts/live/paper_trend.py --status   # solo stato, non avanza
    uv run python scripts/live/paper_trend.py --reset     # azzera lo stato (riparte da ora)
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 import json
 import sys
 from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 PROJECT_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]
 sys.path.insert(0, str(PROJECT_ROOT))
 from src.backtest.harness import load
 from src.strategies.trend_portfolio import (
    TrendPortfolio, CANONICAL, resample_tf, DEPLOY_TF, simple_returns)
 STATE_DIR = PROJECT_ROOT / "data" / "paper_trend"
 STATE_FILE = STATE_DIR / "state.json"
 TRADES_FILE = STATE_DIR / "trades.jsonl"
 ASSETS = ["BTC", "ETH"]
 WEIGHT = 0.5
 INITIAL_CAPITAL = 2000.0
 def build_bars() -> dict[str, pd.DataFrame]:
    return {a: resample_tf(load(a, "1h"), DEPLOY_TF) for a in ASSETS}
 def load_state() -> dict | None:
    if STATE_FILE.exists():
        return json.loads(STATE_FILE.read_text())
    return None
 def save_state(st: dict):
    STATE_DIR.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
    STATE_FILE.write_text(json.dumps(st, indent=2))
 def append_trade(rec: dict):
    STATE_DIR.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
    with open(TRADES_FILE, "a") as f:
        f.write(json.dumps(rec) + "\n")
 def init_state(dfs) -> dict:
    last_ts = min(int(dfs[a]["timestamp"].iloc[-1]) for a in ASSETS)
    tp = TrendPortfolio(**CANONICAL)
    positions = {}
    for a in ASSETS:
        df = dfs[a]
        df = df[df["timestamp"] <= last_ts]
        positions[a] = tp.current_target(df)
    return dict(
        capital=INITIAL_CAPITAL, initial_capital=INITIAL_CAPITAL,
        start_ts=last_ts, last_ts=last_ts, positions=positions, n_bars=0,
        peak=INITIAL_CAPITAL, max_dd=0.0,
    )
 def advance(st: dict, dfs: dict) -> dict:
    """Processa tutte le barre 4h chiuse DOPO st['last_ts']."""
    tp = TrendPortfolio(**CANONICAL)
    # precompute per-asset: timestamps, returns, target series (causale)
    data = {}
    for a in ASSETS:
        df = dfs[a]
        c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
        data[a] = dict(
            ts=df["timestamp"].values.astype("int64"),
            dt=pd.to_datetime(df["datetime"]).values,
            r=simple_returns(c),
            tgt=tp.target_series(df),
        )
    # common new timestamps after last_ts (present in both assets)
    common = sorted(set(data["BTC"]["ts"]).intersection(data["ETH"]["ts"]))
    new_ts = [t for t in common if t > st["last_ts"]]
    if not new_ts:
        return st
    pos = dict(st["positions"])
    cap = st["capital"]
    peak = st.get("peak", cap)
    max_dd = st.get("max_dd", 0.0)
    idx = {a: {int(t): i for i, t in enumerate(data[a]["ts"])} for a in ASSETS}
    for t in new_ts:
        # 1) apply held position return over this bar, charge turnover fees vs new target
        combo = 0.0
        new_pos = {}
        for a in ASSETS:
            i = idx[a][int(t)]
            r = float(data[a]["r"][i])
            held = pos[a]
            new_t = float(data[a]["tgt"][i])
            turn = abs(new_t - held)
            net = held * r - CANONICAL["fee_side"] * turn
            combo += WEIGHT * net
            new_pos[a] = new_t
            # record a trade when the SIGN of position changes (entry/exit/flip)
            if np.sign(new_t) != np.sign(held):
                append_trade(dict(
                    ts=int(t), dt=str(pd.Timestamp(data[a]["dt"][i])),
                    asset=a, action="ENTRY" if new_t != 0 else "EXIT",
                    from_pos=round(held, 4), to_pos=round(new_t, 4),
                    capital=round(cap, 2),
                ))
        cap *= (1.0 + max(combo, -0.99))
        peak = max(peak, cap)
        max_dd = max(max_dd, (peak - cap) / peak if peak > 0 else 0.0)
        pos = new_pos
    st.update(capital=cap, last_ts=int(new_ts[-1]), positions=pos,
              n_bars=st.get("n_bars", 0) + len(new_ts), peak=peak, max_dd=max_dd)
    return st
 def print_status(st: dict, dfs: dict):
    start = pd.Timestamp(st["start_ts"], unit="ms", tz="UTC")
    last = pd.Timestamp(st["last_ts"], unit="ms", tz="UTC")
    days = (last - start).total_seconds() / 86400
    cap = st["capital"]
    ret = cap / st["initial_capital"] - 1
    daily = (cap - st["initial_capital"]) / days if days > 0 else 0.0
    print("=" * 72)
    print(f"  PAPER TRADER — TP01 Trend Portfolio (PORT LF{DEPLOY_TF}, 50/50 BTC+ETH)")
    print("=" * 72)
    print(f"  start         {start:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M} UTC")
    print(f"  last bar      {last:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M} UTC   ({days:.1f} giorni, {st['n_bars']} barre {DEPLOY_TF})")
    print(f"  capitale      {cap:,.2f} USDT   (start {st['initial_capital']:,.0f})")
    print(f"  ritorno       {ret*100:+.2f}%   |  €/giorno {daily:+.2f}   |  maxDD {st['max_dd']*100:.1f}%")
    print(f"  posizioni now { 'flat' if all(p==0 for p in st['positions'].values()) else '' }")
    for a in ASSETS:
        p = st["positions"][a]
        state = "FLAT" if p == 0 else ("LONG" if p > 0 else "SHORT")
        print(f"     {a}: {state:<5s} target {p:+.3f}x  (frazione di equity dello sleeve)")
    # what the strategy decides at the latest available closed bar
    print("  ── prossima decisione (ultima barra chiusa disponibile) ──")
    tp = TrendPortfolio(**CANONICAL)
    for a in ASSETS:
        w = tp.current_target(dfs[a])
        print(f"     {a}: target {w:+.3f}x")
    if TRADES_FILE.exists():
        n = sum(1 for _ in open(TRADES_FILE))
        print(f"  trade registrati: {n}  ({TRADES_FILE})")
 def main():
    argv = sys.argv[1:]
    dfs = build_bars()
    if "--reset" in argv:
        if STATE_FILE.exists():
            STATE_FILE.unlink()
        if TRADES_FILE.exists():
            TRADES_FILE.unlink()
        print("stato azzerato.")
    st = load_state()
    if st is None:
        st = init_state(dfs)
        save_state(st)
        print("paper trader inizializzato (forward-only da ora).\n")
    elif "--status" not in argv:
        st = advance(st, dfs)
        save_state(st)
    print_status(st, dfs)
 if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
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 """VERIFICA SLEEVE OPZIONI su QUOTE REALI Deribit — quanto Sharpe sopravvive a bid/ask + skew.
 Lo sleeve income della strategia esterna `crypto_backtest` (vendita di put settimanali CSP su
 BTC, delta 0.28) e' backtestato su prezzi MODELLATI: Black-Scholes prezzato con DVOL = IV ATM, e
 si incassa il premio "fair" (mid). Due gap reali NON catturati:
  (1) BID/ASK: vendendo si incassa il BID, non il mid.
  (2) SKEW: una put OTM (delta 0.28) ha IV piu' alta della ATM (DVOL) -> il modello prezza la put
      con la vol sbagliata.
 Questo script:
  PARTE 1 (rete, Deribit mainnet pubblico): scarica la catena REALE della scadenza ~settimanale,
    trova la put a delta ~0.28, e misura:
      - premio reale incassabile (BID, in USD)  vs  premio modellato (BS @ IV ATM)
      - skew: IV della put OTM (mark) vs IV ATM (mark)
      - spread: bid/mark
      - HAIRCUT netto  f = premio_bid_reale / premio_BS@ATM
  PARTE 2 (locale): ri-esegue lo sleeve CSP settimanale (dati + modulo del progetto esterno) con
    il premio moltiplicato per f -> Sharpe/CAGR/maxDD reali stimati, vs i modellati.
 NB ONESTO: e' UNO SNAPSHOT (la catena di oggi). Lo spread si allarga nello stress; lo skew varia.
 Va ripetuto nel tempo per robustezza. Ma misura direttamente i due gap col mercato vero.
    uv run python scripts/research/options_real_quote_check.py
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 import sys
 from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 EXT = Path("/home/adriano/crypto_backtest")
 sys.path.insert(0, str(EXT))
 PUT_DELTA = 0.28
 CYCLE_DAYS = 7
 ANN = 365
 def fetch_real_chain():
    import ccxt
    ex = ccxt.deribit({"enableRateLimit": True})
    ex.load_markets()
    puts = [m for m in ex.markets.values()
            if m.get("option") and m["base"] == "BTC" and m["optionType"] == "put"]
    calls = [m for m in ex.markets.values()
             if m.get("option") and m["base"] == "BTC" and m["optionType"] == "call"]
    # expiries -> pick the one closest to CYCLE_DAYS days out
    now = pd.Timestamp.utcnow().tz_localize(None)
    def exp_dt(m):
        return pd.to_datetime(m["symbol"].split("-")[1], format="%y%m%d")
    exps = sorted(set(exp_dt(m) for m in puts))
    target = now + pd.Timedelta(days=CYCLE_DAYS)
    expiry = min(exps, key=lambda e: abs((e - target).days))
    dte = (expiry - now).days + (expiry - now).seconds / 86400
    chain_puts = [m for m in puts if exp_dt(m) == expiry]
    chain_calls = [m for m in calls if exp_dt(m) == expiry]
    print(f"  scadenza scelta: {expiry.date()}  (DTE ~{dte:.1f}g, target {CYCLE_DAYS}g)  "
          f"strikes put: {len(chain_puts)}")
    def tick(m):
        try:
            t = ex.fetch_ticker(m["symbol"])
            i = t["info"]
            g = i.get("greeks") or {}
            return dict(symbol=m["symbol"], strike=float(m["strike"]),
                        delta=float(g.get("delta", "nan")), mark_iv=float(i.get("mark_iv", "nan")),
                        bid=float(i.get("best_bid_price") or 0), ask=float(i.get("best_ask_price") or 0),
                        mark=float(i.get("mark_price") or 0),
                        S=float(i.get("underlying_price") or i.get("index_price") or 0))
        except Exception:
            return None
    rows = [r for r in (tick(m) for m in chain_puts) if r and np.isfinite(r["delta"])]
    callrows = [r for r in (tick(m) for m in chain_calls) if r and np.isfinite(r["delta"])]
    return expiry, dte, pd.DataFrame(rows), pd.DataFrame(callrows)
 def bs_put(S, K, T, sigma):
    from scipy.stats import norm
    if T <= 0 or sigma <= 0:
        return max(0.0, K - S)
    d1 = (np.log(S / K) + 0.5 * sigma ** 2 * T) / (sigma * np.sqrt(T))
    d2 = d1 - sigma * np.sqrt(T)
    return K * norm.cdf(-d2) - S * norm.cdf(-d1)
 def measure_haircut(dte, puts, calls):
    S = puts["S"].iloc[0]
    T = dte / ANN
    # ATM IV: option with |delta| closest to 0.5 (use calls+puts mark_iv near ATM)
    allo = pd.concat([puts.assign(typ="P"), calls.assign(typ="C")], ignore_index=True)
    atm = allo.iloc[(allo["delta"].abs() - 0.5).abs().argsort()[:4]]
    atm_iv = atm["mark_iv"].mean() / 100.0
    # delta-0.28 put (delta negative)
    p = puts.iloc[(puts["delta"] - (-PUT_DELTA)).abs().argsort()[:1]].iloc[0]
    K = p["strike"]
    put_iv = p["mark_iv"] / 100.0
    # premiums in USD (Deribit option price is in BTC)
    bid_usd = p["bid"] * S
    mark_usd = p["mark"] * S
    ask_usd = p["ask"] * S
    bs_atm_usd = bs_put(S, K, T, atm_iv)        # cio' che il backtest assume (DVOL=ATM, incassa mid)
    bs_skew_usd = bs_put(S, K, T, put_iv)        # BS alla vol REALE della put (isola lo skew)
    print("\n  --- MISURA SU QUOTE REALI (snapshot) ---")
    print(f"  underlying S = {S:,.0f}  strike(delta~-0.28) K = {K:,.0f}  ({(1-K/S)*100:.1f}% OTM)  delta {p['delta']:.3f}")
    print(f"  IV ATM (DVOL-equivalente) = {atm_iv*100:.1f}%   IV put OTM (mark) = {put_iv*100:.1f}%   "
          f"skew +{(put_iv-atm_iv)*100:.1f} pt")
    print(f"  premio put (USD):  BID {bid_usd:,.1f}   mark {mark_usd:,.1f}   ask {ask_usd:,.1f}")
    print(f"  spread bid/mark = {(p['bid']/p['mark']) if p['mark']>0 else float('nan'):.3f}   "
          f"(ask-bid)/mark = {((p['ask']-p['bid'])/p['mark']) if p['mark']>0 else float('nan'):.3f}")
    print(f"  modellato dal backtest  BS@IV-ATM = {bs_atm_usd:,.1f} USD   (BS@IV-put-reale = {bs_skew_usd:,.1f})")
    f_bid = bid_usd / bs_atm_usd if bs_atm_usd > 0 else float("nan")
    f_mark = mark_usd / bs_atm_usd if bs_atm_usd > 0 else float("nan")
    print(f"  HAIRCUT premio:  reale(BID)/modello = {f_bid:.3f}   |  mark/modello = {f_mark:.3f}")
    print(f"  -> lo skew ALZA il premio lordo (+{(bs_skew_usd/bs_atm_usd-1)*100:.0f}% vs ATM), ma il "
          f"BID/ask lo riporta a {f_bid*100:.0f}% del modello.")
    return f_bid
 def csp_sleeve_haircut(f):
    """Ri-esegue lo sleeve CSP settimanale (dati+modulo esterni) con premio * f."""
    import options_deribit as od
    px = pd.read_csv(EXT / "data/BTCUSDT.csv", parse_dates=["date"]).set_index("date")["close"]
    dvol = pd.read_csv(EXT / "data/DVOL_BTC.csv", parse_dates=["date"]).set_index("date")["close"]
    iv = od.build_iv(px, "BTC", dvol)
    d0 = dvol.index[0]
    px, iv = px[px.index >= d0], iv[iv.index >= d0]
    def sim(prem_mult, m=0.63):
        idx = px.index
        locs = list(range(0, len(idx) - CYCLE_DAYS, CYCLE_DAYS))
        T = CYCLE_DAYS / ANN
        rows = []
        for i in locs:
            S0, S1, sig = px.iloc[i], px.iloc[i + CYCLE_DAYS], iv.iloc[i]
            if not (np.isfinite(S0) and np.isfinite(S1) and np.isfinite(sig)):
                continue
            Kp = od.strike_for_delta(S0, T, sig, PUT_DELTA, call=False)
            pp = od.bs_price(S0, Kp, T, sig, call=False) * prem_mult   # <-- haircut sul premio
            fee = od.option_fee(S0, pp) + (od.SETTLE_FEE * S0 if S1 < Kp else 0)
            pnl = pp - max(Kp - S1, 0.0) - fee
            rows.append((idx[i + CYCLE_DAYS], m * pnl / S0))
        s = pd.Series({d: r for d, r in rows}).sort_index()
        return s
    def met(s, name):
        eq = (1 + s).cumprod()
        cpy = ANN / CYCLE_DAYS
        yrs = len(s) / cpy
        cagr = eq.iloc[-1] ** (1 / yrs) - 1 if eq.iloc[-1] > 0 else -1
        sh = s.mean() / s.std() * np.sqrt(cpy)
        dd = (eq / eq.cummax() - 1).min()
        print(f"  {name:<34s} CAGR {cagr*100:>+6.1f}%  Sharpe {sh:>5.2f}  maxDD {dd*100:>6.1f}%  win {(s>0).mean()*100:>3.0f}%")
        return sh
    print("\n  --- RI-ESECUZIONE SLEEVE CSP con HAIRCUT REALE (m=0.63, hold-to-expiry) ---")
    print(f"  finestra {px.index[0].date()} -> {px.index[-1].date()}  (DVOL reale)")
    sh_model = met(sim(1.00), "modello (premio pieno, BS@DVOL)")
    sh_real = met(sim(f), f"reale stimato (premio x{f:.2f} = BID)")
    # sensitivity
    for ff in (0.85, 0.70, 0.55):
        met(sim(ff), f"sensitivity premio x{ff:.2f}")
    print(f"\n  => con haircut reale f={f:.2f}: Sharpe sleeve {sh_model:.2f} -> {sh_real:.2f}")
    return sh_model, sh_real
 def main():
    print("=" * 92)
    print("# VERIFICA SLEEVE OPZIONI su QUOTE REALI DERIBIT — quanto Sharpe sopravvive")
    print("=" * 92)
    try:
        expiry, dte, puts, calls = fetch_real_chain()
        f = measure_haircut(dte, puts, calls)
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"  [rete] impossibile scaricare la catena reale ({type(e).__name__}: {e})")
        print("  uso haircut di letteratura f=0.70 (spread+skew tipici su put OTM settimanali)")
        f = 0.70
    f = float(np.clip(f, 0.3, 1.2))
    csp_sleeve_haircut(f)
    print("\n  CAVEAT: snapshot singolo; spread peggiora nello stress; ripetere nel tempo + testnet.")
 if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
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 """TRACK A — TREND / MOMENTUM research on certified BTC/ETH (Deribit mainnet).
 Honest harness only (src.backtest.harness). Rules enforced:
  * Direction & entry price decided with data <= close[i]; fill at close[i].
  * Net of fees (0.10% RT baseline) + fee sweep + leverage stress.
  * IS / OOS split (65/35). Grid robustness across params AND both assets.
 Run:  uv run python scripts/research/trackA_trend.py
 This script is deliberately skeptical: it prints full grids so the reader can see
 whether an "edge" is a single lucky cell or a robust neighborhood. The verdict at the
 end is printed from the actual numbers, not asserted.
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 import sys
 from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]))
 from src.backtest.harness import load, backtest_signals, oos_split
 ASSETS = ["BTC", "ETH"]
 TFS = ["1h", "15m", "5m"]
 FEE = 0.001
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Signal builders. Each returns a list[dict|None] of length len(df).
 # All features use ONLY data up to and including close[i]. Entry fills at close[i].
 # Position is approximated as a chained, non-overlapping hold of `hold` bars whose
 # direction is recomputed at each (free) bar -> amortizes fee over `hold` bars while
 # staying honest about responsiveness.
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def sig_tsmom(df, lookback, hold, long_only=False):
    c = df["close"].values
    n = len(c)
    ent = [None] * n
    dirs = np.where(c[lookback:] > c[:-lookback], 1, -1)
    for k, d in enumerate(dirs):
        if long_only and d < 0:
            continue
        ent[lookback + k] = {"dir": int(d), "max_bars": hold}
    return ent
 def _ema(x, span):
    return pd.Series(x).ewm(span=span, adjust=False).mean().values
 def sig_ema_cross(df, fast, slow, hold, long_only=False):
    c = df["close"].values
    n = len(c)
    ef = _ema(c, fast)
    es = _ema(c, slow)
    ent = [None] * n
    for i in range(slow, n):
        d = 1 if ef[i] > es[i] else -1
        if long_only and d < 0:
            ent[i] = None
            continue
        ent[i] = {"dir": d, "max_bars": hold}
    return ent
 def sig_donchian(df, lookback, hold, long_only=False):
    """Breakout: close[i] strictly above prior `lookback` highs -> long; below lows -> short.
    Detection AND entry both at close[i] (honest)."""
    c = df["close"].values
    h = df["high"].values
    l = df["low"].values
    n = len(c)
    ent = [None] * n
    # prior-window high/low EXCLUDING current bar (shift by 1) -> honest
    hh = pd.Series(h).rolling(lookback).max().shift(1).values
    ll = pd.Series(l).rolling(lookback).min().shift(1).values
    for i in range(lookback, n):
        if not np.isfinite(hh[i]):
            continue
        if c[i] > hh[i]:
            d = 1
        elif c[i] < ll[i]:
            d = -1
        else:
            continue
        if long_only and d < 0:
            continue
        ent[i] = {"dir": d, "max_bars": hold}
    return ent
 def sig_vol_scaled_tsmom(df, lookback, hold, vol_win, z_gate):
    """Momentum gated by trend strength: only take a position when |past return| exceeds
    z_gate * rolling stdev of bar returns (regime gate). Honest: all <= close[i]."""
    c = df["close"].values
    n = len(c)
    logret = np.zeros(n)
    logret[1:] = np.diff(np.log(c))
    vol = pd.Series(logret).rolling(vol_win).std().values
    ent = [None] * n
    start = max(lookback, vol_win) + 1
    for i in range(start, n):
        r = np.log(c[i] / c[i - lookback])
        v = vol[i] * np.sqrt(lookback)
        if not np.isfinite(v) or v == 0:
            continue
        z = r / v
        if abs(z) < z_gate:
            continue
        d = 1 if z > 0 else -1
        ent[i] = {"dir": d, "max_bars": hold}
    return ent
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Evaluation helpers
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def eval_is_oos(df, entries, asset, tf, fee=FEE, lev=1.0):
    cut = oos_split(df, 0.65)
    full = backtest_signals(df, entries, fee_rt=fee, leverage=lev, asset=asset, tf=tf)
    ent_is = [e if i < cut else None for i, e in enumerate(entries)]
    ent_oos = [e if i >= cut else None for i, e in enumerate(entries)]
    m_is = backtest_signals(df, ent_is, fee_rt=fee, leverage=lev, asset=asset, tf=tf)
    m_oos = backtest_signals(df, ent_oos, fee_rt=fee, leverage=lev, asset=asset, tf=tf)
    return full, m_is, m_oos
 def buy_hold(df, cut=None):
    c = df["close"].values
    if cut is None:
        cut = oos_split(df, 0.65)
    return c[-1] / c[0] - 1, c[-1] / c[cut] - 1  # (full, oos)
 def print_benchmarks():
    print("\n" + "=" * 110)
    print("# BUY & HOLD BENCHMARK (the bar any long/short trend edge must clear)")
    print("#   NOTE: OOS window is the LAST 35% = ~late-2023 -> 2026, a single (mostly bull) regime.")
    print("#   2018-2022 (bear+crash+bull+bear) is ENTIRELY in-sample. 'positive OOS' is weak evidence.")
    print("=" * 110)
    for tf in TFS:
        for asset in ASSETS:
            df = load(asset, tf)
            cut = oos_split(df, 0.65)
            bf, bo = buy_hold(df, cut)
            print(f"  {asset} {tf:>3s}  OOS starts {df['datetime'].iloc[cut].date()}  "
                  f"B&H full={bf*100:>+7.0f}%  B&H OOS={bo*100:>+7.0f}%")
 def line(label, m):
    print(f"    {label:<30s} tr={m.n_trades:>6d} wr={m.win_rate:>4.1f}% "
          f"ret={m.net_return*100:>+8.0f}% CAGR={m.cagr*100:>+6.1f}% "
          f"Sh={m.sharpe:>5.2f} DD={m.max_dd*100:>4.1f}% mkt={m.time_in_market*100:>3.0f}% "
          f"€/d={m.daily_profit(2000):>+6.2f}")
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Experiments
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def run_grid(name, builder, param_grid, builder_kwargs_fn, tfs=TFS, assets=ASSETS):
    """Generic grid runner. Prints OOS-focused table. Returns list of result dicts."""
    print("\n" + "=" * 110)
    print(f"# {name}")
    print("=" * 110)
    results = []
    for tf in tfs:
        for asset in assets:
            df = load(asset, tf)
            print(f"\n  -- {asset} {tf}  (n={len(df)}) --")
            for params in param_grid:
                ent = builder(df, **builder_kwargs_fn(params))
                full, m_is, m_oos = eval_is_oos(df, ent, asset, tf)
                tag = ",".join(f"{k}={v}" for k, v in params.items())
                line(f"{tag} [OOS]", m_oos)
                results.append(dict(name=name, asset=asset, tf=tf, params=params,
                                    full=full, is_=m_is, oos=m_oos))
    return results
 def summarize_survivors(all_results):
    print("\n" + "#" * 110)
    print("# SURVIVOR SCREEN — positive OOS net return AND positive full-sample, Sharpe(OOS)>0")
    print("#" * 110)
    survivors = [r for r in all_results
                 if r["oos"].net_return > 0 and r["full"].net_return > 0
                 and r["oos"].sharpe > 0 and r["oos"].n_trades >= 20]
    if not survivors:
        print("  NONE. No config is net-positive OOS with positive full-sample and Sharpe>0.")
        return []
    survivors.sort(key=lambda r: r["oos"].sharpe, reverse=True)
    # precompute B&H OOS per (asset,tf)
    bh = {}
    for tf in TFS:
        for a in ASSETS:
            bh[(a, tf)] = buy_hold(load(a, tf))[1]
    print("  (BEATS B&H = OOS return exceeds buy&hold over same OOS window; otherwise it's just beta)")
    for r in survivors[:40]:
        tag = ",".join(f"{k}={v}" for k, v in r["params"].items())
        bho = bh[(r["asset"], r["tf"])]
        beat = "BEATS B&H" if r["oos"].net_return > bho else "<= B&H (beta)"
        print(f"  {r['name'][:18]:<18s} {r['asset']} {r['tf']:>3s} {tag:<28s} "
              f"OOS: ret={r['oos'].net_return*100:>+7.0f}% Sh={r['oos'].sharpe:>4.2f} "
              f"DD={r['oos'].max_dd*100:>4.0f}% €/d={r['oos'].daily_profit(2000):>+5.2f} | "
              f"B&H={bho*100:>+5.0f}% {beat}")
    return survivors
 def robustness_report(survivors):
    """For top survivors, check fee sweep + leverage stress + cross-asset consistency."""
    if not survivors:
        return
    print("\n" + "#" * 110)
    print("# ROBUSTNESS: fee sweep (0.0005/0.001/0.0015/0.002) + leverage (1x/2x/3x) on top survivors")
    print("#" * 110)
    seen = set()
    for r in survivors[:8]:
        key = (r["name"], r["asset"], r["tf"], tuple(r["params"].items()))
        if key in seen:
            continue
        seen.add(key)
        df = load(r["asset"], r["tf"])
        # rebuild entries
        builder = BUILDERS[r["name"]]
        ent = builder(df, **KW_FN[r["name"]](r["params"]))
        tag = ",".join(f"{k}={v}" for k, v in r["params"].items())
        print(f"\n  {r['name']} {r['asset']} {r['tf']} {tag}")
        print("    fee sweep (OOS net return):")
        for fee in (0.0005, 0.001, 0.0015, 0.002):
            _, _, m_oos = eval_is_oos(df, ent, r["asset"], r["tf"], fee=fee)
            flag = "" if m_oos.net_return > 0 else "  <-- DIES"
            print(f"      fee={fee:.4f}: OOS ret={m_oos.net_return*100:>+8.0f}% Sh={m_oos.sharpe:>4.2f}{flag}")
        print("    leverage stress (OOS, fee=0.001):")
        for lev in (1.0, 2.0, 3.0):
            _, _, m_oos = eval_is_oos(df, ent, r["asset"], r["tf"], lev=lev)
            print(f"      {lev:.0f}x: OOS ret={m_oos.net_return*100:>+8.0f}% "
                  f"Sh={m_oos.sharpe:>4.2f} DD={m_oos.max_dd*100:>4.0f}% €/d={m_oos.daily_profit(2000):>+5.2f}")
        # yearly OOS
        _, _, m_oos = eval_is_oos(df, ent, r["asset"], r["tf"])
        print("    OOS yearly:")
        for y in sorted(m_oos.yearly):
            print(f"      {y}: {m_oos.yearly[y]*100:>+7.1f}%")
 # registry so robustness_report can rebuild entries
 BUILDERS = {
    "TSMOM": sig_tsmom,
    "TSMOM_LONG": sig_tsmom,
    "EMA_CROSS": sig_ema_cross,
    "DONCHIAN": sig_donchian,
    "VOLSCALED_TSMOM": sig_vol_scaled_tsmom,
 }
 KW_FN = {
    "TSMOM": lambda p: dict(lookback=p["N"], hold=p["H"]),
    "TSMOM_LONG": lambda p: dict(lookback=p["N"], hold=p["H"], long_only=True),
    "EMA_CROSS": lambda p: dict(fast=p["f"], slow=p["s"], hold=p["H"]),
    "DONCHIAN": lambda p: dict(lookback=p["N"], hold=p["H"]),
    "VOLSCALED_TSMOM": lambda p: dict(lookback=p["N"], hold=p["H"], vol_win=p["vw"], z_gate=p["z"]),
 }
 def main():
    pd.set_option("display.width", 200)
    print_benchmarks()
    all_results = []
    # ---- 1. TSMOM (long/short) ----
    tsmom_grid = [dict(N=n, H=h) for n in (10, 20, 50, 100, 200) for h in (6, 12, 24, 48)]
    all_results += run_grid("TSMOM", sig_tsmom, tsmom_grid,
                            KW_FN["TSMOM"])
    # ---- 2. TSMOM long-only (crypto has strong upward drift; honest to test) ----
    all_results += run_grid("TSMOM_LONG", lambda df, **k: sig_tsmom(df, long_only=True, **k),
                            [dict(N=n, H=h) for n in (20, 50, 100, 200) for h in (12, 24, 48)],
                            KW_FN["TSMOM"])
    # ---- 3. EMA crossover ----
    ema_grid = [dict(f=f, s=s, H=h)
                for (f, s) in ((10, 30), (20, 50), (20, 100), (50, 200))
                for h in (12, 24, 48)]
    all_results += run_grid("EMA_CROSS", sig_ema_cross, ema_grid, KW_FN["EMA_CROSS"])
    # ---- 4. Donchian breakout ----
    don_grid = [dict(N=n, H=h) for n in (20, 50, 100, 200) for h in (12, 24, 48)]
    all_results += run_grid("DONCHIAN", sig_donchian, don_grid, KW_FN["DONCHIAN"])
    # ---- 5. Vol-scaled / regime-gated TSMOM ----
    vs_grid = [dict(N=n, H=h, vw=vw, z=z)
               for n in (20, 50, 100) for h in (24, 48)
               for vw in (50, 100) for z in (0.5, 1.0)]
    all_results += run_grid("VOLSCALED_TSMOM", sig_vol_scaled_tsmom, vs_grid,
                            KW_FN["VOLSCALED_TSMOM"])
    # ---- survivor screen + robustness ----
    survivors = summarize_survivors(all_results)
    robustness_report(survivors)
    # ---- cross-asset robustness note ----
    print("\n" + "#" * 110)
    print("# CROSS-ASSET / CROSS-TF CONSISTENCY of survivors (a real edge holds on BOTH BTC & ETH)")
    print("#" * 110)
    from collections import defaultdict
    by_strat = defaultdict(list)
    for r in survivors:
        by_strat[(r["name"], r["tf"], tuple(r["params"].items()))].append(r["asset"])
    both = [(k, v) for k, v in by_strat.items() if set(v) >= {"BTC", "ETH"}]
    if not both:
        print("  No single (strategy, tf, params) cell is an OOS survivor on BOTH BTC and ETH.")
        print("  => any apparent edge is asset/regime-specific, not a robust trend edge.")
    else:
        for (name, tf, params), assets in both:
            print(f"  {name} {tf} {dict(params)} survives on: {assets}")
    print("\nDONE. Read the survivor screen + robustness above for the honest verdict.")
 if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
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 """TRACK B — Machine-learning / feature-prediction on BTC & ETH (Deribit-certified).
 Honest, strict walk-forward ML research. The whole point is to NOT repeat the death of
 the old library (look-ahead). Everything here obeys:
  * Features for bar i use ONLY data <= close[i] (all rolling windows are backward).
  * Labels (sign of forward return over H bars) use close[i+H]; in walk-forward we only
    train on samples whose label is FULLY realized in the past relative to the prediction
    bar (a gap of H is enforced between train-end and the prediction block).
  * Scaler + model are fit ONLY on past data, retrained periodically, never on the future.
  * Net of fees (fee_rt sweep 0.0005 .. 0.002, baseline 0.001). Turnover reported.
  * Grid over W (lookback for training), H (horizon), threshold, asset, tf.
  * A final held-out segment (last HELD_OUT_FRAC) is NEVER used to choose configs;
    configs are selected on the DEV portion, then confirmed once on the held-out tail.
 Run:  uv run python scripts/research/trackB_ml.py
      uv run python scripts/research/trackB_ml.py --quick      (smaller grid, faster)
      uv run python scripts/research/trackB_ml.py --gbm        (also try GradientBoosting)
 Entry convention (harness): for a signalled bar i we open at close[i] in the predicted
 direction and hold up to H bars (max_bars=H, no TP/SL) — a pure test of directional sign.
 No-overlap is enforced by the harness, so trades are naturally spaced >= H bars.
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 import argparse
 import sys
 import time
 import warnings
 from pathlib import Path
 sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]))
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 from sklearn.linear_model import LogisticRegression
 from sklearn.preprocessing import StandardScaler
 from src.backtest.harness import backtest_signals, load
 warnings.filterwarnings("ignore")
 HELD_OUT_FRAC = 0.25      # final tail reserved for confirmation only
 RETRAIN_K = 250          # retrain every K bars (block prediction)
 MIN_TRAIN = 400          # minimum usable training samples
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Feature engineering — ALL backward-looking (safe at close[i])
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def _rsi(close: pd.Series, n: int = 14) -> pd.Series:
    d = close.diff()
    up = d.clip(lower=0).ewm(alpha=1 / n, adjust=False).mean()
    dn = (-d.clip(upper=0)).ewm(alpha=1 / n, adjust=False).mean()
    rs = up / dn.replace(0, np.nan)
    return (100 - 100 / (1 + rs)).fillna(50.0)
 def _atr(df: pd.DataFrame, n: int = 14) -> pd.Series:
    h, l, c = df["high"], df["low"], df["close"]
    pc = c.shift(1)
    tr = pd.concat([(h - l), (h - pc).abs(), (l - pc).abs()], axis=1).max(axis=1)
    return tr.ewm(alpha=1 / n, adjust=False).mean()
 def build_features(df: pd.DataFrame) -> tuple[np.ndarray, list[str], np.ndarray]:
    """Return (X, names, warmup_valid_mask). Every column known at close[i]."""
    c = df["close"].astype(float)
    h = df["high"].astype(float)
    l = df["low"].astype(float)
    o = df["open"].astype(float)
    v = df["volume"].astype(float)
    logc = np.log(c)
    feats: dict[str, pd.Series] = {}
    # multi-lag simple returns (ret[i] uses close[i],close[i-k] -> known at i)
    for k in (1, 2, 3, 6, 12, 24):
        feats[f"ret{k}"] = c.pct_change(k)
    # candle geometry (current bar fully known at its close)
    rng = (h - l).replace(0, np.nan)
    feats["body"] = (c - o) / rng
    feats["upsh"] = (h - np.maximum(c, o)) / rng
    feats["dnsh"] = (np.minimum(c, o) - l) / rng
    feats["range_n"] = (h - l) / c
    # one-lag candle geometry
    feats["body1"] = ((c - o) / rng).shift(1)
    # momentum/acceleration
    feats["mom48"] = c.pct_change(48)
    feats["accel"] = c.pct_change(6) - c.pct_change(12)
    # RSI
    feats["rsi14"] = _rsi(c, 14) / 100.0
    # ATR-normalized extension from a trend baseline
    ema = c.ewm(span=24, adjust=False).mean()
    atr = _atr(df, 14)
    feats["ext_atr"] = (c - ema) / atr.replace(0, np.nan)
    # realized vol (std of 1-bar returns)
    r1 = c.pct_change()
    feats["rvol24"] = r1.rolling(24).std()
    feats["rvol72"] = r1.rolling(72).std()
    feats["vol_ratio"] = feats["rvol24"] / feats["rvol72"].replace(0, np.nan)
    # position of close within recent window (0=low,1=high)
    for w in (24, 72):
        lo = l.rolling(w).min()
        hi = h.rolling(w).max()
        feats[f"pos{w}"] = (c - lo) / (hi - lo).replace(0, np.nan)
    # volume z-score
    vlog = np.log1p(v)
    feats["volz"] = (vlog - vlog.rolling(72).mean()) / vlog.rolling(72).std().replace(0, np.nan)
    names = list(feats.keys())
    X = np.column_stack([feats[k].to_numpy(dtype=float) for k in names])
    valid = np.isfinite(X).all(axis=1)
    return X, names, valid
 def forward_labels(df: pd.DataFrame, H: int):
    """label[i] = 1 if close[i+H] > close[i] else 0 ; fwd[i] = forward return."""
    c = df["close"].to_numpy(float)
    n = len(c)
    fwd = np.full(n, np.nan)
    fwd[: n - H] = c[H:] / c[: n - H] - 1.0
    y = (fwd > 0).astype(float)
    lab_valid = np.isfinite(fwd)
    return y, fwd, lab_valid
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Strict walk-forward probability
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def walk_forward_proba(X, y, feat_valid, lab_valid, warmup, W, H, K, model_factory):
    """Return proba_up[i] for all i (NaN where not predicted). No leakage:
    when predicting block starting at b, training labels must be realized: i + H <= b-1,
    i.e. train indices < b - H. Training window is the last W such indices."""
    n = len(y)
    proba = np.full(n, np.nan)
    start = warmup + W + H
    b = start
    while b < n:
        end_block = min(b + K, n)
        train_hi = b - H                      # exclusive; ensures label realized by b-1
        train_lo = max(warmup, train_hi - W)
        idx = np.arange(train_lo, train_hi)
        idx = idx[feat_valid[idx] & lab_valid[idx]]
        if len(idx) >= MIN_TRAIN:
            ytr = y[idx]
            if np.unique(ytr).size == 2:
                Xtr = X[idx]
                sc = StandardScaler().fit(Xtr)
                model = model_factory()
                model.fit(sc.transform(Xtr), ytr)
                # predict the block (features known at each bar's own close)
                blk = np.arange(b, end_block)
                fv = feat_valid[blk]
                if fv.any():
                    pb = model.predict_proba(sc.transform(X[blk[fv]]))[:, 1]
                    proba[blk[fv]] = pb
        b = end_block
    return proba
 def proba_to_entries(proba, threshold, H, n):
    """Long if proba>0.5+thr, short if proba<0.5-thr, else flat. Hold H bars."""
    entries = [None] * n
    hi = 0.5 + threshold
    lo = 0.5 - threshold
    for i in range(n):
        p = proba[i]
        if not np.isfinite(p):
            continue
        if p > hi:
            entries[i] = {"dir": 1, "tp": None, "sl": None, "max_bars": H}
        elif p < lo:
            entries[i] = {"dir": -1, "tp": None, "sl": None, "max_bars": H}
    return entries
 def mask_entries(entries, lo, hi):
    """Keep only entries with index in [lo, hi); others -> None (for IS/OOS split)."""
    out = [None] * len(entries)
    for i in range(lo, min(hi, len(entries))):
        out[i] = entries[i]
    return out
 def trade_stats(df, entries, H):
    """Replicate harness no-overlap to get per-trade gross returns -> avg win/loss + long frac."""
    c = df["close"].to_numpy(float)
    n = len(c)
    grosses = []
    dirs = []
    busy = -1
    for i in range(n):
        e = entries[i]
        if e is None or i <= busy:
            continue
        j = min(i + H, n - 1)
        g = (c[j] - c[i]) / c[i] * e["dir"]
        grosses.append(g)
        dirs.append(e["dir"])
        busy = j
    g = np.array(grosses)
    if len(g) == 0:
        return 0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0
    wins = g[g > 0]
    losses = g[g <= 0]
    avg_w = wins.mean() if len(wins) else 0.0
    avg_l = losses.mean() if len(losses) else 0.0
    long_frac = float(np.mean(np.array(dirs) > 0))
    return len(g), avg_w, avg_l, g.mean(), long_frac
 def buy_hold(df, lo, hi):
    """Buy & hold net return over [lo,hi) bars (beta benchmark)."""
    c = df["close"].to_numpy(float)
    hi = min(hi, len(c))
    if hi - lo < 2:
        return 0.0
    return c[hi - 1] / c[lo] - 1.0
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Driver
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def run():
    ap = argparse.ArgumentParser()
    ap.add_argument("--quick", action="store_true", help="smaller grid (faster)")
    ap.add_argument("--gbm", action="store_true", help="also try GradientBoosting on best LR cells")
    ap.add_argument("--tf", default="1h")
    args = ap.parse_args()
    assets = ["BTC", "ETH"]
    tf = args.tf
    if args.quick:
        Ws = [8000]
        Hs = [12, 24]
        thresholds = [0.0, 0.05, 0.10]
    else:
        Ws = [4000, 8000, 16000]
        Hs = [6, 12, 24, 48]
        thresholds = [0.0, 0.03, 0.06, 0.10]
    def lr_factory():
        return LogisticRegression(C=1.0, max_iter=300, class_weight="balanced")
    print("=" * 100)
    print(f"TRACK B — walk-forward ML  tf={tf}  retrain_K={RETRAIN_K}  held_out_tail={HELD_OUT_FRAC:.0%}")
    print(f"  Ws={Ws}  Hs={Hs}  thresholds={thresholds}  model=LogisticRegression(balanced)")
    print("=" * 100)
    # cache features per asset
    cache = {}
    for a in assets:
        df = load(a, tf)
        X, names, fvalid = build_features(df)
        warmup = int(np.argmax(fvalid)) if fvalid.any() else 0
        cache[a] = (df, X, names, fvalid, warmup)
    print(f"features ({len(names)}): {names}\n")
    # ---- DEV grid search (configs chosen ONLY on dev portion) ----------------
    results = []  # dict rows
    t0 = time.time()
    for a in assets:
        df, X, names, fvalid, warmup = cache[a]
        n = len(df)
        dev_hi = int(n * (1 - HELD_OUT_FRAC))   # dev = [0, dev_hi), held = [dev_hi, n)
        for W in Ws:
            for H in Hs:
                y, _fwd, lvalid = forward_labels(df, H)
                proba = walk_forward_proba(X, y, fvalid, lvalid, warmup, W, H,
                                           RETRAIN_K, lr_factory)
                for thr in thresholds:
                    ent_full = proba_to_entries(proba, thr, H, n)
                    ent_dev = mask_entries(ent_full, warmup, dev_hi)
                    m = backtest_signals(df, ent_dev, fee_rt=0.001, asset=a, tf=tf)
                    nt, aw, al, gmean, lf = trade_stats(df, ent_dev, H)
                    results.append(dict(asset=a, W=W, H=H, thr=thr, seg="DEV",
                                        m=m, nt=nt, aw=aw, al=al, gmean=gmean,
                                        proba=proba))
        print(f"  [{a}] dev grid done ({time.time()-t0:.0f}s)")
    # print dev table
    print("\n--- DEV walk-forward (config selection set) ---")
    hdr = f"{'asset':5} {'W':>6} {'H':>3} {'thr':>5} {'trd':>5} {'wr%':>5} {'net%':>8} {'CAGR%':>7} {'Shrp':>6} {'DD%':>5} {'mkt%':>5} {'avgW%':>6} {'avgL%':>6} {'€/d':>6}"
    print(hdr)
    for r in sorted(results, key=lambda r: -r["m"].sharpe):
        m = r["m"]
        print(f"{r['asset']:5} {r['W']:>6} {r['H']:>3} {r['thr']:>5.2f} {m.n_trades:>5} "
              f"{m.win_rate:>5.1f} {m.net_return*100:>+8.1f} {m.cagr*100:>+7.1f} {m.sharpe:>6.2f} "
              f"{m.max_dd*100:>5.1f} {m.time_in_market*100:>5.0f} {r['aw']*100:>+6.2f} {r['al']*100:>+6.2f} "
              f"{m.daily_profit(2000):>+6.2f}")
    # ---- selection: positive net AND sharpe>0 on dev, then robustness ----------
    pos = [r for r in results if r["m"].net_return > 0 and r["m"].sharpe > 0 and r["m"].n_trades >= 30]
    pos.sort(key=lambda r: -r["m"].sharpe)
    print(f"\n{len(pos)}/{len(results)} dev cells net-positive with Sharpe>0 & >=30 trades.")
    # robustness: a config family (asset,W,H) is robust if positive across thresholds
    fam = {}
    for r in results:
        fam.setdefault((r["asset"], r["W"], r["H"]), []).append(r)
    robust_fams = []
    for key, rs in fam.items():
        npos = sum(1 for r in rs if r["m"].net_return > 0 and r["m"].sharpe > 0)
        if npos >= max(2, int(0.6 * len(rs))):
            robust_fams.append((key, npos, len(rs)))
    robust_fams.sort(key=lambda x: -x[1])
    print("\nThreshold-robust (asset,W,H) families [>=60% thresholds net+ & Sharpe>0]:")
    if not robust_fams:
        print("  NONE.")
    for key, npos, tot in robust_fams:
        print(f"  {key}: {npos}/{tot} thresholds positive")
    # ---- HELD-OUT confirmation on best robust cells ---------------------------
    print("\n" + "=" * 100)
    print("HELD-OUT TAIL CONFIRMATION (never used for selection)")
    print("=" * 100)
    # choose up to 6 best dev cells that belong to a robust family
    robust_keys = {k for k, _, _ in robust_fams}
    cand = [r for r in pos if (r["asset"], r["W"], r["H"]) in robust_keys][:6]
    if not cand:
        cand = pos[:6]
    if not cand:
        print("No positive dev cells to confirm. ML did not beat fees on dev.")
    print(hdr)
    held_rows = []
    for r in cand:
        a, W, H, thr = r["asset"], r["W"], r["H"], r["thr"]
        df = cache[a][0]
        n = len(df)
        dev_hi = int(n * (1 - HELD_OUT_FRAC))
        ent_full = proba_to_entries(r["proba"], thr, H, n)
        ent_held = mask_entries(ent_full, dev_hi, n)
        m = backtest_signals(df, ent_held, fee_rt=0.001, asset=a, tf=tf)
        nt, aw, al, gmean, lf = trade_stats(df, ent_held, H)
        bh = buy_hold(df, dev_hi, n)
        held_rows.append((r, m, aw, al, lf, bh))
        print(f"{a:5} {W:>6} {H:>3} {thr:>5.2f} {m.n_trades:>5} {m.win_rate:>5.1f} "
              f"{m.net_return*100:>+8.1f} {m.cagr*100:>+7.1f} {m.sharpe:>6.2f} {m.max_dd*100:>5.1f} "
              f"{m.time_in_market*100:>5.0f} {aw*100:>+6.2f} {al*100:>+6.2f} {m.daily_profit(2000):>+6.2f}  "
              f"long={lf*100:>3.0f}% B&H={bh*100:>+7.1f}%")
    # ---- FEE SWEEP on the held-out winners ------------------------------------
    print("\n--- FEE SWEEP (held-out tail) on confirmed cells ---")
    fees = [0.0005, 0.001, 0.0015, 0.002]
    print("  (B&H = buy&hold over held-out tail; if net% << B&H the 'edge' is just beta)")
    for r, _, _, _, _, _ in held_rows[:4]:
        a, W, H, thr = r["asset"], r["W"], r["H"], r["thr"]
        df = cache[a][0]
        n = len(df)
        dev_hi = int(n * (1 - HELD_OUT_FRAC))
        ent_held = mask_entries(proba_to_entries(r["proba"], thr, H, n), dev_hi, n)
        line = f"  {a} W{W} H{H} thr{thr:.2f}: "
        for f in fees:
            m = backtest_signals(df, ent_held, fee_rt=f, asset=a, tf=tf)
            line += f"[{f*100:.2f}%]net={m.net_return*100:>+6.1f}% Shrp={m.sharpe:>+4.2f}  "
        print(line)
    # ---- per-year on the single best held-out cell ----------------------------
    if held_rows:
        held_rows.sort(key=lambda x: -x[1].sharpe)
        r, m, aw, al, lf, bh = held_rows[0]
        a, W, H, thr = r["asset"], r["W"], r["H"], r["thr"]
        print(f"\n--- Per-year (best held-out): {a} W{W} H{H} thr{thr:.2f} ---")
        df = cache[a][0]
        n = len(df)
        dev_hi = int(n * (1 - HELD_OUT_FRAC))
        # full walk-forward per-year (dev+held) to see regime stability
        mfull = backtest_signals(df, mask_entries(proba_to_entries(r["proba"], thr, H, n),
                                                   cache[a][4], n), fee_rt=0.001, asset=a, tf=tf)
        mfull.print_summary(f"{a} W{W}H{H}thr{thr:.2f} FULL-WF")
        mfull.print_yearly()
    print(f"\nTotal runtime {time.time()-t0:.0f}s")
    print("\n" + "=" * 100)
    print("VERDICT (see docs/diary/2026-06-19-trackB-ml.md for the full write-up)")
    print("=" * 100)
    print(
        "  * A weak but REAL low-turnover directional signal exists on BTC (thinner on ETH):\n"
        "    large train window (W~16000) + long horizon (H~24) + high prob threshold (~0.10).\n"
        "  * It beats fees at 0.10% RT AND beats buy&hold on the held-out tail with a balanced\n"
        "    long/short mix (so it is NOT just bull-market beta). Payoff: ~53% WR, avgWin>avgLoss.\n"
        "  * BUT: high-turnover cells (low thr / short H / 15m) ALL die on fees -> the edge is small.\n"
        "    Returns concentrate in a few years (2021,2025) with a -38% year (2023); DD 23-56%.\n"
        "  * EUR/day on 2000 ~= +0.3..+0.6 baseline. Target is 50/day -> ~100x short. NOT deployable\n"
        "    standalone; at best a small component, and only the lowest-turnover configs are honest."
    )
 if __name__ == "__main__":
    run()
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 """TRACK C — Mean-reversion / range re-examination on CLEAN BTC/ETH (Deribit mainnet).
 HONEST harness only. The OLD 'fade' library (Bollinger fade, Donchian fade, return
 reversal) was an ARTIFACT of look-ahead + ghost wicks on a contaminated feed; on the
 rebuilt+certified data those are negative every year. This script asks, skeptically:
    Does ANY short-horizon mean-reversion / range edge survive on clean BTC/ETH with a
    genuinely EXECUTABLE entry (direction + price decided with data <= close[i],
    fill at close[i]), net of realistic Deribit fees, out-of-sample and grid-robust?
 Methodology enforced here:
  * Entry decided with data through close[i]; fill at close[i] (harness guarantees it).
    No entering "at the band edge" / candle extreme only known intrabar.
  * NET fees fee_rt=0.001 baseline + sweep {0.0005, 0.0015, 0.002}.
  * OOS 65/35 split + parameter grid across BOTH BTC & ETH.
  * Liquidity/plausibility cross-check: time-in-market, avg bars, and whether the edge
    concentrates in flat (O=H=L=C heavy) periods.
 Run:
    uv run python scripts/research/trackC_meanrev.py            # full (slow, all TFs)
    uv run python scripts/research/trackC_meanrev.py --quick    # 1h + 15m only
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 import argparse
 import sys
 import time
 from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]))
 from src.backtest.harness import load, backtest_signals, oos_split, Metrics
 # ===========================================================================
 # Indicator helpers — ALL causal: value at index i uses ONLY data through i.
 # ===========================================================================
 def zscore(close: np.ndarray, lookback: int) -> np.ndarray:
    s = pd.Series(close)
    ma = s.rolling(lookback).mean()
    sd = s.rolling(lookback).std(ddof=0)
    z = (s - ma) / sd
    return z.values, ma.values, sd.values
 def rsi(close: np.ndarray, period: int) -> np.ndarray:
    s = pd.Series(close)
    d = s.diff()
    up = d.clip(lower=0.0)
    dn = (-d).clip(lower=0.0)
    # Wilder smoothing via ewm alpha=1/period (causal)
    ru = up.ewm(alpha=1.0 / period, adjust=False).mean()
    rd = dn.ewm(alpha=1.0 / period, adjust=False).mean()
    rs = ru / rd.replace(0, np.nan)
    out = 100 - 100 / (1 + rs)
    return out.values
 def atr(df: pd.DataFrame, period: int) -> np.ndarray:
    h, l, c = df["high"].values, df["low"].values, df["close"].values
    pc = np.roll(c, 1)
    pc[0] = c[0]
    tr = np.maximum(h - l, np.maximum(np.abs(h - pc), np.abs(l - pc)))
    return pd.Series(tr).ewm(alpha=1.0 / period, adjust=False).mean().values
 # ===========================================================================
 # Signal generators — each returns a list[dict|None] length len(df).
 # Direction/levels decided strictly with data through close[i].
 # ===========================================================================
 def sig_zfade(df, lookback=20, z=2.0, tp_mode="mean", tp_atr=1.0, sl_atr=2.0,
              max_bars=24, atr_p=14):
    """Bollinger / z-score fade. z<-thr -> long (reversion up); z>+thr -> short.
    TP at the moving mean (tp_mode='mean') or at tp_atr*ATR toward the mean.
    SL at sl_atr*ATR beyond entry. Entry at close[i]."""
    c = df["close"].values
    z_arr, ma, _ = zscore(c, lookback)
    a = atr(df, atr_p)
    n = len(c)
    out = [None] * n
    for i in range(lookback, n):
        zi = z_arr[i]
        if not np.isfinite(zi) or not np.isfinite(a[i]):
            continue
        px = c[i]
        if zi <= -z:
            direction = 1
            tp = ma[i] if tp_mode == "mean" else px + tp_atr * a[i]
            sl = px - sl_atr * a[i] if sl_atr else None
        elif zi >= z:
            direction = -1
            tp = ma[i] if tp_mode == "mean" else px - tp_atr * a[i]
            sl = px + sl_atr * a[i] if sl_atr else None
        else:
            continue
        # guardrail: never set TP on wrong side of entry
        if direction == 1 and tp <= px:
            tp = px + tp_atr * a[i]
        if direction == -1 and tp >= px:
            tp = px - tp_atr * a[i]
        out[i] = {"dir": direction, "tp": tp, "sl": sl, "max_bars": max_bars}
    return out
 def sig_rsi2(df, period=2, lo=10, hi=90, tp_atr=1.0, sl_atr=2.0, max_bars=12,
             atr_p=14, sma_filter=0):
    """RSI(2)-style oversold/overbought reversion. RSI<lo -> long, RSI>hi -> short.
    Optional trend filter: only long above SMA(sma_filter), only short below."""
    c = df["close"].values
    r = rsi(c, period)
    a = atr(df, atr_p)
    sma = pd.Series(c).rolling(sma_filter).mean().values if sma_filter else None
    n = len(c)
    out = [None] * n
    for i in range(max(period, atr_p, sma_filter), n):
        ri = r[i]
        if not np.isfinite(ri) or not np.isfinite(a[i]):
            continue
        px = c[i]
        if ri <= lo:
            if sma is not None and not (px > sma[i]):
                continue
            out[i] = {"dir": 1, "tp": px + tp_atr * a[i],
                      "sl": px - sl_atr * a[i] if sl_atr else None, "max_bars": max_bars}
        elif ri >= hi:
            if sma is not None and not (px < sma[i]):
                continue
            out[i] = {"dir": -1, "tp": px - tp_atr * a[i],
                      "sl": px + sl_atr * a[i] if sl_atr else None, "max_bars": max_bars}
    return out
 def sig_retrev(df, ret_lb=1, thr_sigma=2.0, vol_lb=50, tp_atr=1.0, sl_atr=2.0,
               max_bars=6, atr_p=14):
    """Return reversal: fade an extreme cumulative return over the last ret_lb bars.
    Extreme = |ret| > thr_sigma * rolling std of that return. Entry at close[i]."""
    c = df["close"].values
    s = pd.Series(c)
    ret = np.log(s / s.shift(ret_lb))
    sd = ret.rolling(vol_lb).std(ddof=0)
    a = atr(df, atr_p)
    n = len(c)
    out = [None] * n
    rv = ret.values
    sv = sd.values
    for i in range(vol_lb + ret_lb, n):
        if not np.isfinite(rv[i]) or not np.isfinite(sv[i]) or sv[i] == 0 or not np.isfinite(a[i]):
            continue
        z = rv[i] / sv[i]
        px = c[i]
        if z <= -thr_sigma:
            out[i] = {"dir": 1, "tp": px + tp_atr * a[i],
                      "sl": px - sl_atr * a[i] if sl_atr else None, "max_bars": max_bars}
        elif z >= thr_sigma:
            out[i] = {"dir": -1, "tp": px - tp_atr * a[i],
                      "sl": px + sl_atr * a[i] if sl_atr else None, "max_bars": max_bars}
    return out
 def sig_vwap(df, sess_bars=24, thr=2.0, tp_atr=1.0, sl_atr=2.0, max_bars=12, atr_p=14):
    """Rolling-VWAP distance reversion. Distance in std-of-distance units over a
    rolling session window. Far above VWAP -> short, far below -> long. Entry close[i]."""
    c = df["close"].values
    v = df["volume"].values.astype(float)
    tp = (df["high"].values + df["low"].values + c) / 3.0
    pv = pd.Series(tp * v)
    vol = pd.Series(v)
    vwap = (pv.rolling(sess_bars).sum() / vol.rolling(sess_bars).sum()).values
    dist = pd.Series(c - vwap)
    dsd = dist.rolling(sess_bars).std(ddof=0).values
    a = atr(df, atr_p)
    n = len(c)
    out = [None] * n
    for i in range(sess_bars * 2, n):
        if not np.isfinite(vwap[i]) or not np.isfinite(dsd[i]) or dsd[i] == 0 or not np.isfinite(a[i]):
            continue
        z = (c[i] - vwap[i]) / dsd[i]
        px = c[i]
        if z <= -thr:
            out[i] = {"dir": 1, "tp": px + tp_atr * a[i],
                      "sl": px - sl_atr * a[i] if sl_atr else None, "max_bars": max_bars}
        elif z >= thr:
            out[i] = {"dir": -1, "tp": px - tp_atr * a[i],
                      "sl": px + sl_atr * a[i] if sl_atr else None, "max_bars": max_bars}
    return out
 # ===========================================================================
 # Evaluation utilities
 # ===========================================================================
 def flat_fraction(df: pd.DataFrame) -> float:
    o, h, l, c = df["open"], df["high"], df["low"], df["close"]
    return float(((h == l) & (o == c)).mean())
 def run_split(df, sigfn, params, fee_rt=0.001, leverage=1.0):
    """Run full / IS / OOS for a single config. Returns (full, is_, oos)."""
    entries = sigfn(df, **params)
    cut = oos_split(df, 0.65)
    full = backtest_signals(df, entries, fee_rt=fee_rt, leverage=leverage)
    df_is = df.iloc[:cut].reset_index(drop=True)
    df_oos = df.iloc[cut:].reset_index(drop=True)
    is_ = backtest_signals(df_is, sigfn(df_is, **params), fee_rt=fee_rt, leverage=leverage)
    oos = backtest_signals(df_oos, sigfn(df_oos, **params), fee_rt=fee_rt, leverage=leverage)
    return full, is_, oos
 def hdr(title):
    print("\n" + "=" * 92)
    print(title)
    print("=" * 92)
 # ===========================================================================
 # Main
 # ===========================================================================
 def main():
    ap = argparse.ArgumentParser()
    ap.add_argument("--quick", action="store_true", help="1h+15m only (skip slow 5m)")
    args = ap.parse_args()
    t0 = time.time()
    tfs = ["1h", "15m"] if args.quick else ["1h", "15m", "5m"]
    assets = ["BTC", "ETH"]
    # preload + liquidity sanity
    data = {}
    hdr("DATA / LIQUIDITY SANITY (flat-bar fraction O=H=L=C; should be ~0 on clean BTC/ETH)")
    for a in assets:
        for tf in tfs:
            df = load(a, tf)
            data[(a, tf)] = df
            print(f"  {a} {tf:>3s}: {len(df):>7d} bars  {df['datetime'].iloc[0].date()}→"
                  f"{df['datetime'].iloc[-1].date()}  flat={flat_fraction(df)*100:5.2f}%")
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------
    # PASS 1 — broad screen per family on 1h, both assets (IS/OOS).
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("PASS 1 — FAMILY SCREEN on 1h (honest entry, fee_rt=0.001, lev=1). "
        "Look for OOS>0 on BOTH assets.")
    families = {
        "ZFADE   z2/mean ": (sig_zfade, dict(lookback=20, z=2.0, tp_mode="mean", sl_atr=2.0, max_bars=24)),
        "ZFADE   z2.5/atr": (sig_zfade, dict(lookback=20, z=2.5, tp_mode="atr", tp_atr=1.5, sl_atr=2.0, max_bars=24)),
        "ZFADE   z3/mean ": (sig_zfade, dict(lookback=40, z=3.0, tp_mode="mean", sl_atr=3.0, max_bars=48)),
        "RSI2    10/90   ": (sig_rsi2, dict(period=2, lo=10, hi=90, tp_atr=1.0, sl_atr=2.0, max_bars=12)),
        "RSI2    5/95     ": (sig_rsi2, dict(period=2, lo=5, hi=95, tp_atr=1.5, sl_atr=2.5, max_bars=12)),
        "RSI2    +trend   ": (sig_rsi2, dict(period=2, lo=10, hi=90, tp_atr=1.0, sl_atr=2.0, max_bars=12, sma_filter=200)),
        "RETREV  2sig/6b ": (sig_retrev, dict(ret_lb=1, thr_sigma=2.0, tp_atr=1.0, sl_atr=2.0, max_bars=6)),
        "RETREV  3sig/12b": (sig_retrev, dict(ret_lb=3, thr_sigma=3.0, tp_atr=1.5, sl_atr=2.5, max_bars=12)),
        "VWAP    2/sess24": (sig_vwap, dict(sess_bars=24, thr=2.0, tp_atr=1.0, sl_atr=2.0, max_bars=12)),
    }
    for name, (fn, params) in families.items():
        line = f"  {name} | "
        for a in assets:
            df = data[(a, "1h")]
            full, is_, oos = run_split(df, fn, params)
            line += (f"{a}: IS={is_.net_return*100:>+6.0f}% OOS={oos.net_return*100:>+6.0f}% "
                     f"(tr={oos.n_trades:>4d} wr={oos.win_rate:>4.1f} shrp={oos.sharpe:>+4.1f} "
                     f"mkt={oos.time_in_market*100:>3.0f}% ab={oos.avg_bars:>4.1f})  ")
        print(line)
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------
    # PASS 2 — parameter GRID on the two most-promising families (z-fade, rsi2),
    # require OOS>0 on BOTH assets to count a cell as "surviving".
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("PASS 2 — GRID ROBUSTNESS (1h). A cell 'survives' only if OOS net>0 on BOTH BTC AND ETH.")
    def grid(fn, base, sweep, tf="1h"):
        keys = list(sweep.keys())
        survivors = []
        total = 0
        rows = []
        from itertools import product
        for combo in product(*[sweep[k] for k in keys]):
            params = dict(base)
            params.update(dict(zip(keys, combo)))
            total += 1
            res = {}
            for a in assets:
                _, is_, oos = run_split(data[(a, tf)], fn, params)
                res[a] = (is_, oos)
            ok = all(res[a][1].net_return > 0 for a in assets)
            both_oos = np.mean([res[a][1].net_return for a in assets]) * 100
            rows.append((params, res, ok))
            if ok:
                survivors.append((params, res))
        print(f"  {fn.__name__}: {len(survivors)}/{total} cells with OOS>0 on BOTH assets")
        # show best few by mean OOS
        rows.sort(key=lambda r: np.mean([r[1][a][1].net_return for a in assets]), reverse=True)
        for params, res, ok in rows[:6]:
            tag = "OK " if ok else "  -"
            pp = {k: params[k] for k in sweep}
            s = f"   {tag} {pp} | "
            for a in assets:
                oos = res[a][1]
                s += f"{a} OOS={oos.net_return*100:>+6.0f}% (wr={oos.win_rate:>4.1f} shrp={oos.sharpe:>+4.1f}) "
            print(s)
        return survivors
    zsurv = grid(sig_zfade,
                 dict(tp_mode="mean", max_bars=24),
                 dict(lookback=[20, 40, 60], z=[2.0, 2.5, 3.0], sl_atr=[2.0, 3.0]))
    rsurv = grid(sig_rsi2,
                 dict(period=2, tp_atr=1.0),
                 dict(lo=[5, 10, 15], hi=[85, 90, 95], sl_atr=[2.0, 3.0], max_bars=[6, 12]))
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------
    # PASS 3 — FEE SWEEP on whatever looks least-bad (z-fade z2/mean) to show fee
    # sensitivity (MR is high-frequency: fees are first-order).
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("PASS 3 — FEE SWEEP (z-fade lookback=20 z=2 mean, 1h). fee=0 is GROSS: is there\n"
        "          ANY edge before fees, or is the fade direction itself wrong on clean data?")
    fees = [0.0, 0.0005, 0.001, 0.0015, 0.002]
    base = dict(lookback=20, z=2.0, tp_mode="mean", sl_atr=2.0, max_bars=24)
    for a in assets:
        df = data[(a, "1h")]
        line = f"  {a}: "
        for f in fees:
            full, is_, oos = run_split(df, sig_zfade, base, fee_rt=f)
            line += f"fee={f*1000:.1f}bp→ full={full.net_return*100:>+6.0f}% OOS={oos.net_return*100:>+6.0f}%  "
        print(line)
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------
    # PASS 4 — faster TFs (15m, 5m) on the canonical z-fade, to test the "more MR
    # opportunities" hypothesis vs the "fee death" reality.
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("PASS 4 — z-fade across timeframes (lookback=20 z=2 mean). Faster TF = more fees.")
    for tf in tfs:
        for a in assets:
            df = data[(a, tf)]
            full, is_, oos = run_split(df, sig_zfade, base)
            print(f"  {a} {tf:>3s}: full={full.net_return*100:>+7.0f}% IS={is_.net_return*100:>+7.0f}% "
                  f"OOS={oos.net_return*100:>+7.0f}% tr={full.n_trades:>5d} wr={full.win_rate:>4.1f}% "
                  f"shrp={full.sharpe:>+4.1f} mkt={full.time_in_market*100:>3.0f}% €/d={full.daily_profit(2000):>+5.2f}")
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------
    # PASS 5 — SESSION / overnight effect (UTC hour-of-day) on 1h returns.
    # Pure descriptive: is there a systematically mean-reverting hour bucket?
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("PASS 5 — UTC hour-of-day next-bar return autocorrelation (descriptive, no trade).")
    for a in assets:
        df = data[(a, "1h")]
        c = df["close"].values
        ret = pd.Series(np.log(c[1:] / c[:-1]))   # ret[k] = log(c[k+1]/c[k])
        prev = ret.shift(1)
        hours = df["datetime"].dt.hour.values[1:1 + len(ret)]
        tmp = pd.DataFrame({"h": hours[:len(ret)], "r": ret.values, "p": prev.values}).dropna()
        # autocorr of consecutive bar returns per hour bucket (negative = mean-reverting)
        ac = tmp.groupby("h").apply(lambda g: g["r"].corr(g["p"]) if len(g) > 30 else np.nan)
        worst = ac.nsmallest(3)
        best = ac.nlargest(3)
        print(f"  {a}: most mean-reverting UTC hours (neg autocorr): "
              + ", ".join(f"{int(h)}h={v:+.3f}" for h, v in worst.items())
              + " | most trending: "
              + ", ".join(f"{int(h)}h={v:+.3f}" for h, v in best.items()))
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------
    # VERDICT
    # -------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("VERDICT")
    n_surv = len(zsurv) + len(rsurv)
    if n_surv == 0:
        print("  No grid cell produced OOS net>0 on BOTH BTC and ETH at baseline fees.")
        print("  => Consistent with the reset thesis: the old MR 'edge' was a feed artifact.")
        print("     On clean Deribit data with honest executable entry, short-horizon MR is NOT")
        print("     a robust net-positive edge. (See per-pass tables above for the evidence.)")
    else:
        print(f"  {n_surv} grid cell(s) survived OOS>0 on both assets. Inspect above; then stress")
        print("  with fee sweep / faster TFs before believing. Surviving configs:")
        for params, res in (zsurv + rsurv):
            ms = np.mean([res[a][1].net_return for a in assets]) * 100
            print(f"    {params}  meanOOS={ms:+.0f}%")
    print(f"\n  (elapsed {time.time()-t0:.0f}s)")
 if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
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 """ADVERSARIAL LOOK-AHEAD / EXECUTION-LAG AUDIT of the trend portfolio across timeframes.
 Motivation (2026-06-19): a look-ahead bug (ffill mixed-timeframe on open-labeled bars) can
 inflate sub-daily Sharpe (e.g. 4h to ~1.6 vs a real ~1.1). This audit stress-tests OUR pipeline:
  1. EXECUTION LAG: standard book holds the position decided at close[i] during bar i+1.
     We re-run with an EXTRA bar of delay (held during i+2) — i.e. you cannot trade exactly at
     the close; there is one bar of slippage/latency. A genuine slow-trend edge barely moves; a
     timing artifact collapses. We sweep lag = 1 (standard) and 2 (conservative).
  2. RELABEL TEST: resample with label='left' (open-labeled, our default) vs label='right'
     (close-labeled). The realized Sharpe must be (near) identical; a large gap => the labeling
     leaks information.
 Conclusion target: identify the timeframe below which costs + lag dominate (don't deploy there).
 Run:  uv run python scripts/research/trackD_lookahead_audit.py
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 import sys
 from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]))
 from src.backtest.harness import load
 from src.strategies.trend_portfolio import simple_returns, realized_vol, tsmom_blend
 ASSETS = ["BTC", "ETH"]
 FEE_SIDE = 0.0005
 TARGET_VOL = 0.20
 LEVERAGE = 2.0
 LONG_ONLY = True
 TFS = {"4h": ("4h", 6), "6h": ("6h", 4), "8h": ("8h", 3), "12h": ("12h", 2), "1d": ("1D", 1)}
 def resample(df1h: pd.DataFrame, rule: str, label: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
    g = df1h.copy()
    idx = pd.to_datetime(g["timestamp"], unit="ms", utc=True)
    idx.name = "dt"
    g.index = idx
    out = g.resample(rule, label=label, closed="left").agg(
        {"open": "first", "high": "max", "low": "min", "close": "last", "volume": "sum"})
    out = out.dropna(subset=["open"])
    out["datetime"] = out.index
    return out.reset_index(drop=True)
 def target_series(c, bpd):
    bpy = bpd * 365.25
    r = simple_returns(c)
    vol = realized_vol(r, 30 * bpd, bpy)
    direction = np.clip(tsmom_blend(c, (30 * bpd, 90 * bpd, 180 * bpd)), 0, None) if LONG_ONLY \
        else tsmom_blend(c, (30 * bpd, 90 * bpd, 180 * bpd))
    scal = np.where((vol > 0) & np.isfinite(vol), TARGET_VOL / vol, 0.0)
    tgt = np.clip(direction * scal, -LEVERAGE, LEVERAGE)
    tgt[~np.isfinite(tgt)] = 0.0
    return tgt, r
 def sleeve_net(df, bpd, lag):
    """net[t] uses position decided at close[t-lag] (lag>=1). lag=1 = standard, lag=2 = +1 delay."""
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    tgt, r = target_series(c, bpd)
    pos = np.zeros(len(tgt))
    pos[lag:] = tgt[:-lag]
    gross = pos * r
    turn = np.abs(np.diff(pos, prepend=0.0))
    net = gross - FEE_SIDE * turn
    net[:lag] = 0.0
    return np.clip(net, -0.99, None), pd.to_datetime(df["datetime"])
 def portfolio_metrics(dfs, bpd, lag):
    series = {}
    for a in ASSETS:
        net, ts = sleeve_net(dfs[a], bpd, lag)
        series[a] = pd.Series(net, index=pd.to_datetime(ts.values))
    J = pd.concat(series, axis=1, join="inner").dropna()
    combo = 0.5 * J["BTC"].values + 0.5 * J["ETH"].values
    bpy = bpd * 365.25
    sh = float(np.mean(combo) / np.std(combo) * np.sqrt(bpy)) if np.std(combo) > 0 else 0.0
    eq = np.cumprod(1.0 + np.clip(combo, -0.99, None))
    dd = float(np.max((np.maximum.accumulate(eq) - eq) / np.maximum.accumulate(eq)))
    yrs = (J.index[-1] - J.index[0]).days / 365.25
    cagr = eq[-1] ** (1 / yrs) - 1
    return sh, dd, cagr
 def main():
    raw = {a: load(a, "1h") for a in ASSETS}
    print("=" * 96)
    print("# LOOK-AHEAD / EXECUTION-LAG AUDIT — trend portfolio (long-flat, tvol20, lev2), per timeframe")
    print("# lag1 = standard (decision held next bar). lag2 = +1 bar execution delay (conservative).")
    print("# left/right = resample label (open vs close). Big gap => labeling leak.")
    print("=" * 96)
    print(f"  {'TF':<5s}{'Sh lag1(L)':>12s}{'Sh lag2(L)':>12s}{'Sh lag1(R)':>12s}"
          f"{'CAGR l1':>10s}{'CAGR l2':>10s}{'DD l1':>8s}{'lag-decay':>11s}")
    for tf, (rule, bpd) in TFS.items():
        dfsL = {a: resample(raw[a], rule, "left") for a in ASSETS}
        dfsR = {a: resample(raw[a], rule, "right") for a in ASSETS}
        sh1L, dd1, cagr1 = portfolio_metrics(dfsL, bpd, 1)
        sh2L, _, cagr2 = portfolio_metrics(dfsL, bpd, 2)
        sh1R, _, _ = portfolio_metrics(dfsR, bpd, 1)
        decay = (sh1L - sh2L) / sh1L * 100 if sh1L else 0.0
        flag = "  <-- robust" if sh2L >= 0.9 * sh1L and abs(sh1L - sh1R) < 0.1 else ""
        print(f"  {tf:<5s}{sh1L:>12.2f}{sh2L:>12.2f}{sh1R:>12.2f}"
              f"{cagr1*100:>+9.1f}%{cagr2*100:>+9.1f}%{dd1*100:>7.1f}%{decay:>+10.0f}%{flag}")
    print("\n  Interpretation:")
    print("  - If Sh lag2 << Sh lag1 (big lag-decay), the edge needs to trade AT the close -> sub-TF")
    print("    timing artifact / cost-fragile. Robust slow-trend should barely move with +1 bar.")
    print("  - If Sh lag1(left) != Sh lag1(right), the bar LABELING leaks -> look-ahead. Should match.")
 if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
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 """TRACK D on DIFFERENT TIMEFRAMES — per-year PnL and per-year max drawdown.
 Takes the winning config (TSMOM 1-3-6 month blend, vol-target 20%, leverage cap 2x,
 50/50 BTC+ETH portfolio) and runs it across timeframes 15m / 1h / 4h / 1d.
 Honesty preserved: same building blocks as trackD_trendport.py (positions shifted +1 bar,
 fee 0.10% RT on turnover, vol-targeting on past-only realized vol). Horizons are kept
 CALENDAR-consistent across TFs (1/3/6 months -> bars = months*30*bars_per_day), so we test
 the SAME economic strategy sampled at different frequencies, not different strategies.
 4h/1d are RESAMPLED from the certified 1h feed (00:00 UTC boundaries).
 Run:  uv run python scripts/research/trackD_timing.py
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 import sys
 from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]))
 from src.backtest.harness import load
 from scripts.research.trackD_trendport import (
    simple_returns, realized_vol, sig_tsmom_blend, build_target,
    equity_from_target,
 )
 ASSETS = ["BTC", "ETH"]
 FEE_SIDE = 0.0005                 # 0.05%/side = 0.10% RT
 TARGET_VOL = 0.20
 LEVERAGE = 2.0
 # timeframe -> (load_tf, resample_rule_or_None, bars_per_day)
 TIMEFRAMES = {
    "15m": ("15m", None, 96),
    "1h":  ("1h",  None, 24),
    "4h":  ("1h",  "4h", 6),
    "1d":  ("1h",  "1D", 1),
 }
 def resample_ohlc(df: pd.DataFrame, rule: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
    g = df.copy()
    idx = pd.to_datetime(g["timestamp"], unit="ms", utc=True)
    idx.name = "dt"
    g.index = idx
    out = g.resample(rule, label="left", closed="left").agg(
        {"open": "first", "high": "max", "low": "min", "close": "last", "volume": "sum"})
    out = out.dropna(subset=["open"])
    out["datetime"] = out.index
    epoch = pd.Timestamp("1970-01-01", tz="UTC")
    out["timestamp"] = ((out.index - epoch) // pd.Timedelta(milliseconds=1)).astype("int64")
    return out.reset_index(drop=True)[["timestamp", "open", "high", "low", "close", "volume", "datetime"]]
 def get_df(tf_key: str, asset: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
    load_tf, rule, _ = TIMEFRAMES[tf_key]
    df = load(asset, load_tf)
    if rule:
        df = resample_ohlc(df, rule)
    return df
 def run_asset(df, bars_per_day, target_vol=TARGET_VOL, leverage=LEVERAGE,
              long_only=False, fee_side=FEE_SIDE):
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    r = simple_returns(c)
    bpy = bars_per_day * 365.25
    # recompute building blocks at this TF's bar frequency
    h1, h3, h6 = 30 * bars_per_day, 90 * bars_per_day, 180 * bars_per_day
    vol_win = 30 * bars_per_day
    # realized_vol / tsmom use BARS_PER_YEAR from trackD (1h) for annualization of vol;
    # we must annualize with THIS tf's bpy -> compute vol locally
    vol = pd.Series(r).rolling(vol_win, min_periods=vol_win // 2).std().values * np.sqrt(bpy)
    direction = sig_tsmom_blend(c, horizons=(h1, h3, h6))
    tgt = build_target(direction, vol, target_vol, leverage, long_only)
    equity, net = equity_from_target(tgt, r, fee_side)
    # discrete position SIGN for trade counting (entry = sign change to a new non-zero state)
    sign = np.sign(tgt)
    return dict(net=net, ts=df["datetime"], equity=equity, bpy=bpy, sign=sign, target=tgt)
 def portfolio_series(sleeves):
    a = pd.Series(sleeves["BTC"]["net"], index=pd.to_datetime(sleeves["BTC"]["ts"].values))
    b = pd.Series(sleeves["ETH"]["net"], index=pd.to_datetime(sleeves["ETH"]["ts"].values))
    j = pd.concat([a.rename("a"), b.rename("b")], axis=1, join="inner").fillna(0.0)
    combo = 0.5 * j["a"].values + 0.5 * j["b"].values
    idx = pd.to_datetime(j.index)
    equity = np.cumprod(1.0 + np.clip(combo, -0.99, None))
    return idx, combo, equity
 def overall_metrics(idx, combo, equity, bpy):
    rr = combo[np.isfinite(combo)]
    sharpe = float(np.mean(rr) / np.std(rr) * np.sqrt(bpy)) if np.std(rr) > 0 else 0.0
    peak = np.maximum.accumulate(equity)
    dd = float(np.max((peak - equity) / peak))
    span_days = (idx[-1] - idx[0]).total_seconds() / 86400
    years = span_days / 365.25
    total = equity[-1] / equity[0]
    cagr = total ** (1 / years) - 1 if years > 0 and total > 0 else -1.0
    daily_2k = (2000 * total - 2000) / span_days if span_days > 0 else 0.0
    return dict(sharpe=sharpe, max_dd=dd, cagr=cagr, total=total - 1, daily_2k=daily_2k)
 def per_year(idx, equity):
    """Return {year: (pnl_pct, maxdd_pct)} where maxdd is the worst drawdown WITHIN the year."""
    eq = pd.Series(equity, index=idx)
    out = {}
    for y, g in eq.groupby(eq.index.year):
        if len(g) < 2:
            continue
        pnl = g.iloc[-1] / g.iloc[0] - 1.0
        v = g.values
        peak = np.maximum.accumulate(v)
        ddy = float(np.max((peak - v) / peak))
        out[int(y)] = (float(pnl), ddy)
    return out
 def trades_per_year(sleeves):
    """Count entries per year, summed across both sleeves. An 'entry' = the position SIGN
    changing to a new non-zero value (flat->long, flat->short, or a direction flip)."""
    counts: dict[int, int] = {}
    for a in ASSETS:
        sign = sleeves[a]["sign"]
        ts = pd.to_datetime(sleeves[a]["ts"].values)
        for i in range(1, len(sign)):
            s, prev = sign[i], sign[i - 1]
            if s != 0 and s != prev:        # entry: from flat or opposite into a non-zero state
                counts[ts[i].year] = counts.get(ts[i].year, 0) + 1
    return counts
 ALL_YEARS = list(range(2018, 2027))
 def main():
    print("=" * 118)
    print("# TRACK D WINNER ACROSS TIMEFRAMES — TSMOM 1-3-6m blend, vol-target 20%, lev 2x, 50/50 BTC+ETH")
    print("# fee 0.10% RT on turnover, positions +1 bar (no look-ahead). 4h/1d resampled from certified 1h.")
    print("=" * 118)
    for mode_long_only, mode_name in ((False, "LONG-SHORT"), (True, "LONG-FLAT")):
        print("\n" + "#" * 118)
        print(f"#  MODE = {mode_name}")
        print("#" * 118)
        for tf_key in TIMEFRAMES:
            bpd = TIMEFRAMES[tf_key][2]
            sleeves = {a: run_asset(get_df(tf_key, a), bpd, long_only=mode_long_only)
                       for a in ASSETS}
            idx, combo, equity = portfolio_series(sleeves)
            ov = overall_metrics(idx, combo, equity, sleeves["BTC"]["bpy"])
            py = per_year(idx, equity)
            tpy = trades_per_year(sleeves)
            total_trades = sum(tpy.values())
            print(f"\n  ── TF {tf_key:<3s} │ ret {ov['total']*100:>+8.0f}%  CAGR {ov['cagr']*100:>+6.1f}%  "
                  f"Sharpe {ov['sharpe']:>4.2f}  maxDD {ov['max_dd']*100:>4.1f}%  "
                  f"€/day(2k) {ov['daily_2k']:>+6.2f}  trades {total_trades}")
            # per-year PnL / DD / trades rows
            print(f"     {'PnL %':<8s}" + "".join(
                ("    .  " if y not in py else f"{py[y][0]*100:>+7.0f}") for y in ALL_YEARS))
            print(f"     {'maxDD %':<8s}" + "".join(
                ("    .  " if y not in py else f"{py[y][1]*100:>7.1f}") for y in ALL_YEARS))
            print(f"     {'trades':<8s}" + "".join(
                ("    .  " if y not in py else f"{tpy.get(y,0):>7d}") for y in ALL_YEARS))
        # year header for reference
        print("\n     " + "year    ".ljust(8) + "".join(f"{y:>7d}" for y in ALL_YEARS))
 if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
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 """TRACK D — ROBUST WALK-FORWARD TREND PORTFOLIO (BTC+ETH), vol-targeted + leverage.
 Thesis under test: trend-following's real value in crypto is DRAWDOWN REDUCTION vs
 buy & hold (it sidesteps crashes). That lower DD lets us apply LEVERAGE and DIVERSIFY
 across BTC+ETH to build a deployable, risk-adjusted EARNING system, even if each single
 signal has only a modest Sharpe. Question: does a properly-built, anti-overfit trend
 portfolio actually EARN robustly across regimes 2018-2026?
 METHOD (strict, honest):
  * NO LOOK-AHEAD. We build equity directly from a TARGET-POSITION series.
      - target[i] is decided using ONLY data <= close[i].
      - target[i] is HELD during the next bar (close[i] -> close[i+1]).
      - bar return r[t] = close[t]/close[t-1] - 1  (uses close[t], close[t-1]; both <= t).
      - pnl on bar t = target[t-1] * r[t]            (shift positions by 1 -> no leakage).
      - fees: fee_per_side * |target[t-1] - target[t-2]| (turnover cost, charged on rebalances).
    This is the harness's documented "build your own equity from a position series" path.
  * VOL-TARGETING: position = directional_signal * (target_vol / realized_vol), capped at
    leverage. realized_vol uses past returns only (rolling std up to close[i]). This is the
    main lever — it lets a modest signal run at a controlled risk level.
  * WALK-FORWARD / MULTI-REGIME: per-year returns for ALL years 2018-2026. Plus an explicit
    EARLY (2018-2021) tune / LATE (2022-2026) confirm split. ONE robust param set, both assets.
  * PORTFOLIO: equal-weight BTC+ETH sleeves, rebalanced each bar. Report combined Sharpe/DD/CAGR.
  * GRID ROBUSTNESS: chosen config must be positive across a neighborhood AND across regimes.
  * FEE & LEVERAGE SWEEP: fee/side 0.0005..0.002 (0.10..0.40% RT); leverage cap 1x..3x.
 Run:  uv run python scripts/research/trackD_trendport.py
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 import sys
 from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]))
 from src.backtest.harness import load
 ASSETS = ["BTC", "ETH"]
 TF = "1h"
 BARS_PER_YEAR = 24 * 365.25          # 1h bars
 FEE_SIDE = 0.0005                    # 0.05% per side = 0.10% round trip (Deribit taker)
 # horizons in 1h bars ~ 1 / 3 / 6 "months" (30d months)
 H1, H3, H6 = 30 * 24, 90 * 24, 180 * 24
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Core building blocks (all <= close[i])
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def simple_returns(c: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray:
    r = np.zeros(len(c))
    r[1:] = c[1:] / c[:-1] - 1.0
    return r
 def realized_vol(r: np.ndarray, win: int) -> np.ndarray:
    """Annualized realized vol from bar returns up to and including i (no leakage)."""
    vol = pd.Series(r).rolling(win, min_periods=win // 2).std().values
    return vol * np.sqrt(BARS_PER_YEAR)
 def sig_tsmom_blend(c: np.ndarray, horizons=(H1, H3, H6)) -> np.ndarray:
    """Multi-horizon TSMOM: average of sign(close[i]/close[i-h]-1) over horizons -> [-1,1]."""
    n = len(c)
    acc = np.zeros(n)
    cnt = np.zeros(n)
    for h in horizons:
        s = np.full(n, np.nan)
        s[h:] = np.sign(c[h:] / c[:-h] - 1.0)
        valid = np.isfinite(s)
        acc[valid] += s[valid]
        cnt[valid] += 1
    out = np.zeros(n)
    nz = cnt > 0
    out[nz] = acc[nz] / cnt[nz]
    return out
 def sig_ma_slope(c: np.ndarray, span: int, slope_win: int = 24) -> np.ndarray:
    """Sign of the slope of an EMA: ema[i] vs ema[i-slope_win]. -> {-1,0,+1}."""
    ema = pd.Series(c).ewm(span=span, adjust=False).mean().values
    n = len(c)
    out = np.zeros(n)
    out[slope_win:] = np.sign(ema[slope_win:] - ema[:-slope_win])
    return out
 def sig_donchian_state(c, h, l, n_break: int, n_exit: int) -> np.ndarray:
    """Donchian breakout with trailing (channel) stop, returns a stateful {-1,0,+1} series.
    Long when close[i] > prior n_break high; exit/flip via prior n_exit low channel (trailing).
    Detection uses prior-window extremes EXCLUDING current bar (shift 1) and close[i] -> honest."""
    hh = pd.Series(h).rolling(n_break).max().shift(1).values
    ll = pd.Series(l).rolling(n_break).min().shift(1).values
    xh = pd.Series(h).rolling(n_exit).max().shift(1).values   # trailing exit for shorts
    xl = pd.Series(l).rolling(n_exit).min().shift(1).values   # trailing exit for longs
    n = len(c)
    state = np.zeros(n)
    pos = 0
    for i in range(n):
        if not np.isfinite(hh[i]):
            state[i] = 0
            continue
        if pos == 1:
            if c[i] < xl[i]:
                pos = 0
        elif pos == -1:
            if c[i] > xh[i]:
                pos = 0
        if pos == 0:
            if c[i] > hh[i]:
                pos = 1
            elif c[i] < ll[i]:
                pos = -1
        state[i] = pos
    return state
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Position construction (vol-targeting + leverage cap + long/flat option)
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def build_target(direction: np.ndarray, vol: np.ndarray, target_vol: float,
                 leverage: float, long_only: bool) -> np.ndarray:
    """target[i] = direction[i] * (target_vol / vol[i]), clipped to [-leverage, leverage].
    direction[i] in [-1,1]; vol[i] annualized realized vol (<= close[i]). long_only clips <0 to 0."""
    d = direction.copy()
    if long_only:
        d = np.clip(d, 0, None)
    scal = np.where((vol > 0) & np.isfinite(vol), target_vol / vol, 0.0)
    tgt = d * scal
    tgt = np.clip(tgt, -leverage, leverage)
    tgt[~np.isfinite(tgt)] = 0.0
    return tgt
 def equity_from_target(target: np.ndarray, r: np.ndarray, fee_side: float):
    """Build equity from a target-position series with NO look-ahead.
    pos held during bar t = target[t-1]; pnl[t] = target[t-1]*r[t]; fee on turnover."""
    n = len(target)
    pos_held = np.zeros(n)
    pos_held[1:] = target[:-1]                # held during bar t = decided at close[t-1]
    gross = pos_held * r
    turn = np.abs(np.diff(pos_held, prepend=0.0))
    net = gross - fee_side * turn
    net[0] = 0.0
    net = np.clip(net, -0.99, None)           # cannot lose more than capital on a bar
    equity = np.cumprod(1.0 + net)
    return equity, net
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Metrics
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def metrics(equity: np.ndarray, net: np.ndarray, ts: pd.Series) -> dict:
    rr = net[np.isfinite(net)]
    sharpe = float(np.mean(rr) / np.std(rr) * np.sqrt(BARS_PER_YEAR)) if np.std(rr) > 0 else 0.0
    peak = np.maximum.accumulate(equity)
    dd = float(np.max((peak - equity) / peak))
    span_days = (ts.iloc[-1] - ts.iloc[0]).total_seconds() / 86400
    years = span_days / 365.25
    total = equity[-1] / equity[0]
    cagr = total ** (1 / years) - 1 if years > 0 and total > 0 else -1.0
    eq_s = pd.Series(equity, index=ts)
    yearly = {}
    for y, g in eq_s.groupby(eq_s.index.year):
        if len(g) > 1 and g.iloc[0] > 0:
            yearly[int(y)] = float(g.iloc[-1] / g.iloc[0] - 1)
    daily_2k = (2000 * total - 2000) / span_days if span_days > 0 else 0.0
    return dict(sharpe=sharpe, max_dd=dd, cagr=cagr, total=total - 1,
                yearly=yearly, daily_2k=daily_2k, vol_ann=float(np.std(rr) * np.sqrt(BARS_PER_YEAR)))
 def avg_gross(target: np.ndarray) -> float:
    """Average absolute position = average gross leverage actually deployed."""
    t = target[np.isfinite(target)]
    return float(np.mean(np.abs(t))) if len(t) else 0.0
 def fmt(m, label):
    return (f"  {label:<34s} ret={m['total']*100:>+9.0f}% CAGR={m['cagr']*100:>+6.1f}% "
            f"Sh={m['sharpe']:>5.2f} DD={m['max_dd']*100:>4.1f}% volA={m['vol_ann']*100:>4.0f}% "
            f"€/d(2k)={m['daily_2k']:>+7.2f}")
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Strategy assembly
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def make_direction(df: pd.DataFrame, kind: str, params: dict) -> np.ndarray:
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    if kind == "TSMOM":
        return sig_tsmom_blend(c, params.get("horizons", (H1, H3, H6)))
    if kind == "MASLOPE":
        return sig_ma_slope(c, params["span"], params.get("slope_win", 24))
    if kind == "DONCHIAN":
        h = df["high"].values.astype(float)
        l = df["low"].values.astype(float)
        return sig_donchian_state(c, h, l, params["n_break"], params["n_exit"])
    raise ValueError(kind)
 def run_asset(df, kind, params, target_vol, leverage, long_only, fee_side=FEE_SIDE):
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    r = simple_returns(c)
    vol = realized_vol(r, params.get("vol_win", 30 * 24))
    direction = make_direction(df, kind, params)
    tgt = build_target(direction, vol, target_vol, leverage, long_only)
    equity, net = equity_from_target(tgt, r, fee_side)
    ts = df["datetime"]
    m = metrics(equity, net, ts)
    m["target"] = tgt
    m["net"] = net
    m["ts"] = ts
    m["equity"] = equity
    return m
 def buy_hold(df):
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    r = simple_returns(c)
    equity = np.cumprod(1.0 + np.clip(r, -0.99, None))
    return metrics(equity, r, df["datetime"])
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Portfolio (equal-weight BTC+ETH, rebalanced each bar on common timestamps)
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def portfolio(net_btc_df, net_eth_df, w=(0.5, 0.5)):
    """Combine two per-bar net-return series aligned on common timestamps."""
    a = pd.Series(net_btc_df["net"], index=net_btc_df["ts"].values)
    b = pd.Series(net_eth_df["net"], index=net_eth_df["ts"].values)
    j = pd.concat([a.rename("a"), b.rename("b")], axis=1, join="inner").fillna(0.0)
    combo = w[0] * j["a"].values + w[1] * j["b"].values
    equity = np.cumprod(1.0 + np.clip(combo, -0.99, None))
    ts = pd.Series(pd.to_datetime(j.index))
    return metrics(equity, combo, ts)
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Reporting helpers
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 ALL_YEARS = list(range(2018, 2027))
 def print_yearly_row(label, m):
    cells = []
    for y in ALL_YEARS:
        v = m["yearly"].get(y)
        cells.append("   .   " if v is None else f"{v*100:>+6.0f}%")
    print(f"  {label:<26s} " + " ".join(cells))
 def yearly_header():
    print(f"  {'config':<26s} " + " ".join(f"{y:>7d}" for y in ALL_YEARS))
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Experiments
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def main():
    pd.set_option("display.width", 220)
    dfs = {a: load(a, TF) for a in ASSETS}
    print("=" * 130)
    print("# TRACK D — VOL-TARGETED TREND PORTFOLIO (BTC+ETH, 1h, Deribit certified)")
    print("# Equity built from target-position series; positions shifted +1 bar (no look-ahead);")
    print("# fee = 0.05%/side (0.10% RT) on turnover. Vol-targeting scales by inverse realized vol.")
    print("=" * 130)
    print("\n# BUY & HOLD BENCHMARK (the DD/return bar trend must beat on risk-adjusted basis)")
    yearly_header()
    bh = {}
    for a in ASSETS:
        bh[a] = buy_hold(dfs[a])
        print(fmt(bh[a], f"B&H {a}"))
        print_yearly_row(f"B&H {a} yearly", bh[a])
    bh_port = portfolio({"net": simple_returns(dfs["BTC"]["close"].values), "ts": dfs["BTC"]["datetime"]},
                        {"net": simple_returns(dfs["ETH"]["close"].values), "ts": dfs["ETH"]["datetime"]})
    print(fmt(bh_port, "B&H 50/50 BTC+ETH"))
    print_yearly_row("B&H port yearly", bh_port)
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    # 1. BROAD SCAN: strategies x vol-target x leverage x long-only, per asset & portfolio
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    print("\n" + "=" * 130)
    print("# 1) BROAD SCAN — per-asset & 50/50 portfolio, vol-target=20%, leverage cap 2x")
    print("#    (TSMOM 1-3-6m blend / MA-slope / Donchian-trailing; long-short vs long-flat)")
    print("=" * 130)
    strat_defs = [
        ("TSMOM", dict(horizons=(H1, H3, H6), vol_win=30 * 24)),
        ("MASLOPE", dict(span=200, slope_win=48, vol_win=30 * 24)),
        ("DONCHIAN", dict(n_break=200, n_exit=100, vol_win=30 * 24)),
    ]
    for long_only in (False, True):
        mode = "LONG-FLAT" if long_only else "LONG-SHORT"
        print(f"\n  --- {mode} ---")
        for kind, params in strat_defs:
            sleeves = {}
            for a in ASSETS:
                m = run_asset(dfs[a], kind, params, target_vol=0.20, leverage=2.0, long_only=long_only)
                sleeves[a] = m
                print(fmt(m, f"{kind} {a}"))
            port = portfolio(sleeves["BTC"], sleeves["ETH"])
            print(fmt(port, f"{kind} PORTFOLIO 50/50"))
            print_yearly_row(f"{kind} port yearly", port)
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    # 2. GRID ROBUSTNESS on the portfolio: vol-target x leverage x vol-window
    #    using the multi-horizon TSMOM blend (the most diversified trend signal)
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    print("\n" + "=" * 130)
    print("# 2) GRID ROBUSTNESS — TSMOM 1-3-6m blend, 50/50 portfolio (LONG-SHORT)")
    print("#    Sweep target-vol x leverage-cap. A real config is positive across the neighborhood.")
    print("=" * 130)
    hdr = "  " + "tvol\\lev".ljust(8) + "".join(f"{lev:.0f}x".rjust(26) for lev in (1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 3.0))
    print(hdr)
    grid = {}
    for tvol in (0.10, 0.15, 0.20, 0.30, 0.40):
        row = f"  {tvol*100:>6.0f}%   "
        for lev in (1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 3.0):
            sleeves = {}
            for a in ASSETS:
                sleeves[a] = run_asset(dfs[a], "TSMOM",
                                       dict(horizons=(H1, H3, H6), vol_win=30 * 24),
                                       target_vol=tvol, leverage=lev, long_only=False)
            port = portfolio(sleeves["BTC"], sleeves["ETH"])
            grid[(tvol, lev)] = port
            row += f"  Sh{port['sharpe']:>4.2f} DD{port['max_dd']*100:>3.0f} C{port['cagr']*100:>+4.0f}"
        print(row)
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    # 3. HORIZON-SET robustness (is the 1-3-6m blend a plateau or a lucky combo?)
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    print("\n" + "=" * 130)
    print("# 3) HORIZON-SET ROBUSTNESS — TSMOM blend, portfolio, tvol=20% lev=2x (LONG-SHORT)")
    print("=" * 130)
    horizon_sets = {
        "1m only": (H1,), "3m only": (H3,), "6m only": (H6,),
        "1-3m": (H1, H3), "3-6m": (H3, H6), "1-3-6m": (H1, H3, H6),
        "1-2-4m": (30 * 24, 60 * 24, 120 * 24), "2-4-8m": (60 * 24, 120 * 24, 240 * 24),
    }
    yearly_header()
    for name, hs in horizon_sets.items():
        sleeves = {a: run_asset(dfs[a], "TSMOM", dict(horizons=hs, vol_win=30 * 24),
                                target_vol=0.20, leverage=2.0, long_only=False) for a in ASSETS}
        port = portfolio(sleeves["BTC"], sleeves["ETH"])
        print(fmt(port, f"TSMOM {name}"))
    print()
    for name, hs in horizon_sets.items():
        sleeves = {a: run_asset(dfs[a], "TSMOM", dict(horizons=hs, vol_win=30 * 24),
                                target_vol=0.20, leverage=2.0, long_only=False) for a in ASSETS}
        port = portfolio(sleeves["BTC"], sleeves["ETH"])
        print_yearly_row(f"{name}", port)
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    # 4. WALK-FORWARD: EARLY (<=2021) tune / LATE (>=2022) confirm
    #    Same single param set for BOTH assets; we just split the equity by date.
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    print("\n" + "=" * 130)
    print("# 4) WALK-FORWARD — split portfolio equity into EARLY (2018-2021) vs LATE (2022-2026)")
    print("#    One param set, both assets. Both halves must earn for the edge to be regime-robust.")
    print("=" * 130)
    cfg = dict(kind="TSMOM", params=dict(horizons=(H1, H3, H6), vol_win=30 * 24),
               target_vol=0.20, leverage=2.0, long_only=False)
    sleeves = {a: run_asset(dfs[a], cfg["kind"], cfg["params"], cfg["target_vol"],
                            cfg["leverage"], cfg["long_only"]) for a in ASSETS}
    a = pd.Series(sleeves["BTC"]["net"], index=sleeves["BTC"]["ts"].values)
    b = pd.Series(sleeves["ETH"]["net"], index=sleeves["ETH"]["ts"].values)
    j = pd.concat([a.rename("a"), b.rename("b")], axis=1, join="inner").fillna(0.0)
    combo = 0.5 * j["a"].values + 0.5 * j["b"].values
    idx = pd.to_datetime(j.index)
    for lab, mask in (("EARLY 2018-2021", idx.year <= 2021), ("LATE 2022-2026", idx.year >= 2022)):
        sub = combo[mask]
        eq = np.cumprod(1.0 + np.clip(sub, -0.99, None))
        m = metrics(eq, sub, pd.Series(idx[mask]))
        print(fmt(m, lab))
        print_yearly_row(f"{lab} yearly", m)
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    # 5. FEE & LEVERAGE SWEEP on the headline portfolio config
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    print("\n" + "=" * 130)
    print("# 5) FEE & LEVERAGE SWEEP — TSMOM 1-3-6m blend portfolio, tvol=20%")
    print("=" * 130)
    print("  fee sweep (leverage cap 2x):")
    for fee in (0.0005, 0.00075, 0.001, 0.0015, 0.002):
        sleeves = {a: run_asset(dfs[a], "TSMOM", dict(horizons=(H1, H3, H6), vol_win=30 * 24),
                                target_vol=0.20, leverage=2.0, long_only=False, fee_side=fee)
                   for a in ASSETS}
        port = portfolio(sleeves["BTC"], sleeves["ETH"])
        print(fmt(port, f"fee/side={fee:.5f} (RT={2*fee*100:.2f}%)"))
    print("  leverage sweep (fee 0.05%/side):")
    for lev in (1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0):
        sleeves = {a: run_asset(dfs[a], "TSMOM", dict(horizons=(H1, H3, H6), vol_win=30 * 24),
                                target_vol=0.20, leverage=lev, long_only=False)
                   for a in ASSETS}
        port = portfolio(sleeves["BTC"], sleeves["ETH"])
        print(fmt(port, f"leverage cap={lev:.1f}x"))
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    # 6. HEADLINE ROBUST CONFIG — full per-year table + sleeves + portfolio
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    print("\n" + "=" * 130)
    print("# 6) HEADLINE ROBUST CONFIG: TSMOM 1-3-6m blend, vol-target 20%, leverage cap 2x, LONG-SHORT")
    print("=" * 130)
    yearly_header()
    sleeves = {a: run_asset(dfs[a], "TSMOM", dict(horizons=(H1, H3, H6), vol_win=30 * 24),
                            target_vol=0.20, leverage=2.0, long_only=False) for a in ASSETS}
    for a in ASSETS:
        print(fmt(sleeves[a], f"sleeve {a}"))
        print_yearly_row(f"sleeve {a} yearly", sleeves[a])
    port = portfolio(sleeves["BTC"], sleeves["ETH"])
    print(fmt(port, "PORTFOLIO 50/50"))
    print_yearly_row("PORTFOLIO yearly", port)
    # also long-flat headline (deployable variant — no shorts/funding complexity)
    print()
    sleeves_lf = {a: run_asset(dfs[a], "TSMOM", dict(horizons=(H1, H3, H6), vol_win=30 * 24),
                               target_vol=0.20, leverage=2.0, long_only=True) for a in ASSETS}
    port_lf = portfolio(sleeves_lf["BTC"], sleeves_lf["ETH"])
    print(fmt(port_lf, "PORTFOLIO 50/50 LONG-FLAT"))
    print_yearly_row("PORTFOLIO LF yearly", port_lf)
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    # 7. €/DAY ON 2000 — what leverage gets us toward 50/day, and the DD it costs
    # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    print("\n" + "=" * 130)
    print("# 7) PATH TO ~50 EUR/day on 2000 — the REAL lever is TARGET-VOL, not the leverage cap.")
    print("#    At tvol=20%% on 60-80%% crypto vol, positions stay sub-1x: the leverage cap NEVER binds.")
    print("#    To deploy real leverage you raise target-vol; Sharpe is ~constant, DD scales ~linearly.")
    print("#    'avg gross' = mean |position| = leverage actually used.  (cap fixed at 3x here)")
    print("=" * 130)
    print(f"  {'target_vol':<12s}{'avgGross':>10s}{'CAGR':>9s}{'Sharpe':>9s}{'maxDD':>8s}"
          f"{'€/day(2k,avg)':>16s}{'final/2k':>12s}")
    for tvol in (0.20, 0.40, 0.60, 0.80, 1.00):
        sleeves = {a: run_asset(dfs[a], "TSMOM", dict(horizons=(H1, H3, H6), vol_win=30 * 24),
                                target_vol=tvol, leverage=3.0, long_only=False) for a in ASSETS}
        port = portfolio(sleeves["BTC"], sleeves["ETH"])
        ag = 0.5 * (avg_gross(sleeves["BTC"]["target"]) + avg_gross(sleeves["ETH"]["target"]))
        print(f"  {tvol*100:>8.0f}%   {ag:>9.2f}x{port['cagr']*100:>+8.1f}%{port['sharpe']:>9.2f}"
              f"{port['max_dd']*100:>7.1f}%{port['daily_2k']:>+16.2f}{(1+port['total']):>12.1f}x")
    # steady-state €/day at current capital under headline CAGR
    print("\n  Steady-state €/day implied by headline CAGR (NOT path-dependent), at various capital:")
    sleeves = {a: run_asset(dfs[a], "TSMOM", dict(horizons=(H1, H3, H6), vol_win=30 * 24),
                            target_vol=0.20, leverage=2.0, long_only=False) for a in ASSETS}
    port = portfolio(sleeves["BTC"], sleeves["ETH"])
    g = port["cagr"]
    daily_rate = (1 + g) ** (1 / 365.25) - 1
    for cap in (2000, 5000, 10000, 50000, 100000):
        print(f"    capital={cap:>7d}  ~€/day = {cap*daily_rate:>+8.2f}  (CAGR={g*100:+.1f}%)")
    need = 50.0 / daily_rate if daily_rate > 0 else float("inf")
    print(f"\n  To average ~50 EUR/day at this CAGR you'd need ~{need:,.0f} capital "
          f"(at leverage 2x, maxDD~{port['max_dd']*100:.0f}%).")
    print("\nDONE. See the report/diary for the honest verdict.")
 if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
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 """TRACK E — CROSS-SECTIONAL BTC↔ETH relative-value + ENSEMBLE synthesis.
 Two parts, both on certified Deribit-mainnet data (only BTC/ETH), both honest:
 PART 1 — RELATIVE VALUE (market-neutral-ish spread trading on TWO assets):
  * XS relative momentum: go long the stronger asset, short the weaker (dollar-neutral).
  * ETH/BTC ratio TREND (z-momentum) and ratio MEAN-REVERSION (z-fade of log-ratio).
  * Lead-lag (descriptive): does BTC's last-bar move predict ETH's next bar (and vice versa)?
  All positions are decided with data <= close[i] and HELD over the NEXT bar (i->i+1):
  realized PnL on bar k uses position set at k-1 -> strict 1-bar shift, NO look-ahead.
  Fees are turnover-based: |Δpos| * fee_rt/2 PER LEG (a +1↔-1 flip = one round trip = fee_rt).
 PART 2 — ENSEMBLE:
  Combine the genuinely-positive residual sleeves into ONE portfolio equity curve:
    (S1) BTC low-turnover ML momentum (trackB best honest cell: W16000 H24 thr0.10, 1h)
    (S2) Trend-1h, the only cross-asset-robust trend cell from trackA (Donchian N=200 H=12)
    (S3) the best relative-value sleeve found in PART 1 (if any net-positive OOS)
  Report combined Sharpe / maxDD / CAGR / EUR-per-day-on-2000 AND the sleeve correlation
  matrix. A real ensemble edge must be net-positive OOS and LOWER drawdown than its parts.
 Run:  uv run python scripts/research/trackE_xsec_ensemble.py
      uv run python scripts/research/trackE_xsec_ensemble.py --quick   (skip slow ML sleeve)
      uv run python scripts/research/trackE_xsec_ensemble.py --no-cache (recompute ML proba)
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 import argparse
 import sys
 import time
 from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]))
 from src.backtest.harness import load, backtest_signals, oos_split
 # reuse trackB ML machinery (strict walk-forward, no leakage) and trackA donchian
 from scripts.research.trackB_ml import (
    build_features, forward_labels, walk_forward_proba, proba_to_entries, mask_entries,
    RETRAIN_K,
 )
 from scripts.research.trackA_trend import sig_donchian
 from sklearn.linear_model import LogisticRegression
 FEE = 0.001                 # 0.10% round-trip baseline (per leg for the pair)
 BARS_PER_YEAR_1H = 24 * 365.25
 # ===========================================================================
 # Generic honest stats on a per-bar RETURN series (returns realized bar (k-1)->k)
 # ===========================================================================
 def equity_from_returns(rets: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray:
    eq = np.cumprod(1.0 + np.nan_to_num(rets))
    return eq
 def sharpe(rets: np.ndarray, bpy: float = BARS_PER_YEAR_1H) -> float:
    r = rets[np.isfinite(rets)]
    if len(r) < 3 or np.std(r) == 0:
        return 0.0
    return float(np.mean(r) / np.std(r) * np.sqrt(bpy))
 def max_dd(equity: np.ndarray) -> float:
    peak = np.maximum.accumulate(equity)
    dd = (peak - equity) / peak
    return float(np.max(dd)) if len(dd) else 0.0
 def cagr(equity: np.ndarray, ts: pd.Series) -> float:
    if len(equity) < 2:
        return 0.0
    days = (ts.iloc[-1] - ts.iloc[0]).total_seconds() / 86400
    years = days / 365.25 if days > 0 else 1.0
    if years <= 0 or equity[-1] <= 0:
        return -1.0
    return float(equity[-1] ** (1 / years) - 1)
 def daily_profit(equity: np.ndarray, ts: pd.Series, capital: float = 2000.0) -> float:
    if len(equity) < 2:
        return 0.0
    days = (ts.iloc[-1] - ts.iloc[0]).total_seconds() / 86400
    if days <= 0:
        return 0.0
    final = capital * equity[-1] / equity[0]
    return (final - capital) / days
 def yearly_returns(rets: np.ndarray, ts: pd.Series) -> dict:
    eq = equity_from_returns(rets)
    s = pd.Series(eq, index=pd.DatetimeIndex(ts))
    out = {}
    for y, g in s.groupby(s.index.year):
        if len(g) > 1 and g.iloc[0] > 0:
            out[int(y)] = float(g.iloc[-1] / g.iloc[0] - 1)
    return out
 def stat_block(rets: np.ndarray, ts: pd.Series, bpy: float = BARS_PER_YEAR_1H) -> dict:
    eq = equity_from_returns(rets)
    return dict(
        net=float(eq[-1] - 1.0), sharpe=sharpe(rets, bpy), max_dd=max_dd(eq),
        cagr=cagr(eq, ts), eur_day=daily_profit(eq, ts), equity=eq,
        turnover=float(np.mean(np.abs(np.diff(np.sign(rets) != 0)))),  # placeholder, unused
    )
 # ===========================================================================
 # RELATIVE-VALUE ENGINE — two legs, turnover-based fees, strict 1-bar shift.
 # pos arrays are decided at close[i] (data<=i). Realized return on bar k uses pos[k-1].
 # ===========================================================================
 def pair_returns(cB: np.ndarray, cE: np.ndarray, posB: np.ndarray, posE: np.ndarray,
                 fee_rt: float = FEE) -> np.ndarray:
    """Per-bar net return series for a two-leg book. rets[k] realized on bar (k-1)->k.
    Fee = (|ΔposB| + |ΔposE|) * fee_rt/2 charged when the position is (re)set."""
    n = len(cB)
    aretB = np.zeros(n); aretE = np.zeros(n)
    aretB[1:] = cB[1:] / cB[:-1] - 1.0
    aretE[1:] = cE[1:] / cE[:-1] - 1.0
    rets = np.zeros(n)
    for k in range(1, n):
        gross = posB[k - 1] * aretB[k] + posE[k - 1] * aretE[k]
        pBp = posB[k - 2] if k >= 2 else 0.0
        pEp = posE[k - 2] if k >= 2 else 0.0
        turn = abs(posB[k - 1] - pBp) + abs(posE[k - 1] - pEp)
        rets[k] = gross - turn * fee_rt / 2.0
    return rets
 # --- signal builders: return (posB, posE) arrays, leg notional `leg` (gross = 2*leg) ---
 def xs_momentum(cB, cE, N, hold, leg=0.5):
    """Cross-sectional momentum: long the asset with higher N-bar return, short the other."""
    n = len(cB)
    posB = np.zeros(n); posE = np.zeros(n)
    curB = curE = 0.0
    for i in range(n):
        if i >= N and (i % hold == 0):
            mB = cB[i] / cB[i - N] - 1.0
            mE = cE[i] / cE[i - N] - 1.0
            d = 1 if mB > mE else -1          # +1 => BTC stronger -> long BTC short ETH
            curB = leg * d; curE = -leg * d
        posB[i] = curB; posE[i] = curE
    return posB, posE
 def ratio_trend(cB, cE, N, hold, leg=0.5):
    """Trend on ETH/BTC ratio: ratio rising over N bars -> long ratio (long ETH, short BTC)."""
    ratio = cE / cB
    n = len(cB)
    posB = np.zeros(n); posE = np.zeros(n)
    curB = curE = 0.0
    for i in range(n):
        if i >= N and (i % hold == 0):
            d = 1 if ratio[i] > ratio[i - N] else -1   # +1 => ratio up -> long ratio
            curE = leg * d; curB = -leg * d
        posB[i] = curB; posE[i] = curE
    return posB, posE
 def ratio_meanrev(cB, cE, lookback, z_in, z_exit, max_bars, leg=0.5):
    """Mean-reversion (z-fade) on log(ETH/BTC). z>+z_in -> short ratio; z<-z_in -> long ratio.
    Exit when |z|<z_exit (reverted to mean) or after max_bars. Stateful, honest at close[i]."""
    logr = np.log(cE / cB)
    s = pd.Series(logr)
    ma = s.rolling(lookback).mean().values
    sd = s.rolling(lookback).std(ddof=0).values
    z = (logr - ma) / sd
    n = len(cB)
    posB = np.zeros(n); posE = np.zeros(n)
    state = 0      # +1 long ratio, -1 short ratio, 0 flat
    bars_in = 0
    for i in range(n):
        if not np.isfinite(z[i]):
            posB[i] = 0.0; posE[i] = 0.0; continue
        if state == 0:
            if z[i] >= z_in:
                state = -1; bars_in = 0           # ratio too high -> short ratio
            elif z[i] <= -z_in:
                state = 1; bars_in = 0            # ratio too low -> long ratio
        else:
            bars_in += 1
            if abs(z[i]) <= z_exit or bars_in >= max_bars or (state == 1 and z[i] >= z_in) \
                    or (state == -1 and z[i] <= -z_in):
                state = 0
        posE[i] = leg * state; posB[i] = -leg * state
    return posB, posE
 # ===========================================================================
 # OOS / fee-sweep helpers for the relative-value sleeves
 # ===========================================================================
 def rv_eval(cB, cE, ts, build_fn, params, fee_rt=FEE, frac=0.65):
    posB, posE = build_fn(cB, cE, **params)
    rets = pair_returns(cB, cE, posB, posE, fee_rt=fee_rt)
    cut = int(len(cB) * frac)
    full = stat_block(rets, ts)
    is_ = stat_block(rets[:cut], ts.iloc[:cut])
    oos = stat_block(rets[cut:], ts.iloc[cut:])
    # turnover: average per-bar leg turnover (both legs)
    turn = (np.abs(np.diff(posB, prepend=0)) + np.abs(np.diff(posE, prepend=0)))
    tstats = dict(rets=rets, posB=posB, posE=posE,
                  trades=int((turn > 1e-9).sum()), avg_turn=float(turn.mean()))
    return full, is_, oos, tstats
 def fmt(s):
    return (f"net={s['net']*100:>+8.0f}% Sh={s['sharpe']:>+5.2f} DD={s['max_dd']*100:>4.0f}% "
            f"CAGR={s['cagr']*100:>+6.1f}% €/d={s['eur_day']:>+6.2f}")
 # ===========================================================================
 # PART 1
 # ===========================================================================
 def part1_relative_value(quick=False):
    print("=" * 104)
    print("PART 1 — CROSS-SECTIONAL / RELATIVE-VALUE  (BTC↔ETH, 1h, market-neutral spread)")
    print("=" * 104)
    b = load("BTC", "1h"); e = load("ETH", "1h")
    m = pd.merge(b[["timestamp", "close"]], e[["timestamp", "close"]],
                 on="timestamp", suffixes=("_b", "_e")).reset_index(drop=True)
    ts = pd.to_datetime(m["timestamp"], unit="ms", utc=True)
    cB = m["close_b"].to_numpy(float); cE = m["close_e"].to_numpy(float)
    cut = int(len(m) * 0.65)
    print(f"  common 1h bars: {len(m)}  {ts.iloc[0].date()} → {ts.iloc[-1].date()}  "
          f"(OOS starts {ts.iloc[cut].date()})")
    rb = np.log(cB[1:] / cB[:-1]); re = np.log(cE[1:] / cE[:-1])
    print(f"  contemporaneous corr(BTC,ETH 1h logret) = {np.corrcoef(rb, re)[0,1]:.3f}  "
          f"(very high → the only tradable structure is the SPREAD)")
    # ---- LEAD-LAG (descriptive, both directions, IS vs OOS) ----
    print("\n  -- LEAD-LAG (descriptive: does last-bar move of X predict next bar of Y?) --")
    def ll(a_prev, b_next):
        a = a_prev[np.isfinite(a_prev) & np.isfinite(b_next)]
        bb = b_next[np.isfinite(a_prev) & np.isfinite(b_next)]
        return np.corrcoef(a, bb)[0, 1] if len(a) > 30 else np.nan
    print(f"     corr(rB[i],  rE[i+1]) = {ll(rb[:-1], re[1:]):+.4f}   "
          f"corr(rE[i],  rB[i+1]) = {ll(re[:-1], rb[1:]):+.4f}")
    print(f"     corr(rB[i],  rB[i+1]) = {ll(rb[:-1], rb[1:]):+.4f}   "
          f"corr(rE[i],  rE[i+1]) = {ll(re[:-1], re[1:]):+.4f}")
    print("     → |lead-lag| ~0.01-0.02: NO exploitable cross-predictive edge. Not pursued as a sleeve.")
    results = {}
    # ---- A) XS relative momentum grid ----
    print("\n  -- (A) XS RELATIVE MOMENTUM: long stronger / short weaker (dollar-neutral, gross=1) --")
    print("     param            FULL                                          | OOS")
    Ns = [24, 72, 168, 336] if not quick else [72, 168]
    holds = [6, 24, 72] if not quick else [24, 72]
    best_xs = None
    for N in Ns:
        for hold in holds:
            full, is_, oos, tstat = rv_eval(cB, cE, ts, xs_momentum, dict(N=N, hold=hold))
            ok = oos["net"] > 0 and oos["sharpe"] > 0
            print(f"     N={N:>3} hold={hold:>2} | {fmt(full)} | OOS {fmt(oos)} "
                  f"tr={tstat['trades']:>4} {'OK' if ok else ''}")
            if oos["net"] > 0 and (best_xs is None or oos["sharpe"] > best_xs[2]["sharpe"]):
                best_xs = (dict(N=N, hold=hold), full, oos, tstat, "xs_momentum")
    results["xs_momentum"] = best_xs
    # ---- B) ETH/BTC ratio TREND grid ----
    print("\n  -- (B) ETH/BTC RATIO TREND: long ratio when rising over N (long ETH/short BTC) --")
    print("     NOTE: with only TWO assets this is ALGEBRAICALLY IDENTICAL to (A) — 'long the")
    print("     stronger' ≡ 'trade the ratio trend'. Shown separately only to make that explicit.")
    best_rt = None
    for N in Ns:
        for hold in holds:
            full, is_, oos, tstat = rv_eval(cB, cE, ts, ratio_trend, dict(N=N, hold=hold))
            ok = oos["net"] > 0 and oos["sharpe"] > 0
            print(f"     N={N:>3} hold={hold:>2} | {fmt(full)} | OOS {fmt(oos)} "
                  f"tr={tstat['trades']:>4} {'OK' if ok else ''}")
            if oos["net"] > 0 and (best_rt is None or oos["sharpe"] > best_rt[2]["sharpe"]):
                best_rt = (dict(N=N, hold=hold), full, oos, tstat, "ratio_trend")
    results["ratio_trend"] = best_rt
    # ---- C) ETH/BTC ratio MEAN-REVERSION grid ----
    print("\n  -- (C) ETH/BTC RATIO MEAN-REVERSION: z-fade of log(ETH/BTC) --")
    best_mr = None
    LBs = [48, 168, 336] if not quick else [168]
    zins = [1.5, 2.0, 2.5] if not quick else [2.0]
    for lb in LBs:
        for zin in zins:
            full, is_, oos, tstat = rv_eval(cB, cE, ts, ratio_meanrev,
                                            dict(lookback=lb, z_in=zin, z_exit=0.5, max_bars=72))
            ok = oos["net"] > 0 and oos["sharpe"] > 0
            print(f"     lb={lb:>3} zin={zin} | {fmt(full)} | OOS {fmt(oos)} "
                  f"tr={tstat['trades']:>4} {'OK' if ok else ''}")
            if oos["net"] > 0 and (best_mr is None or oos["sharpe"] > best_mr[2]["sharpe"]):
                best_mr = (dict(lookback=lb, z_in=zin, z_exit=0.5, max_bars=72),
                           full, oos, tstat, "ratio_meanrev")
    results["ratio_meanrev"] = best_mr
    # ---- choose the single best RV sleeve (positive OOS, highest OOS Sharpe) ----
    cands = [v for v in results.values() if v is not None]
    cands.sort(key=lambda v: v[2]["sharpe"], reverse=True)
    best = cands[0] if cands else None
    print("\n  -- RELATIVE-VALUE SUMMARY (best per family that is OOS net-positive) --")
    for fam in ("xs_momentum", "ratio_trend", "ratio_meanrev"):
        v = results[fam]
        if v is None:
            print(f"     {fam:<14}: no OOS net-positive cell.")
        else:
            params, full, oos, tstat, _ = v
            print(f"     {fam:<14}: {params}  FULL {fmt(full)} | OOS {fmt(oos)}")
    if best is None:
        print("\n  >> NO relative-value sleeve is OOS net-positive. No RV edge to add to the ensemble.")
        return None, (cB, cE, ts)
    params, full, oos, tstat, fam = best
    print(f"\n  >> BEST RV sleeve: {fam} {params}  (OOS Sharpe {oos['sharpe']:+.2f})")
    # ---- per-year + fee sweep + grid-neighbourhood robustness on the winner ----
    build_fn = {"xs_momentum": xs_momentum, "ratio_trend": ratio_trend,
                "ratio_meanrev": ratio_meanrev}[fam]
    fullr, _, _, _ = rv_eval(cB, cE, ts, build_fn, params)
    print("\n     per-year (full):")
    yr = yearly_returns(fullr["rets"] if False else pair_returns(cB, cE,
            *build_fn(cB, cE, **params)), ts)
    for y in sorted(yr):
        print(f"       {y}: {yr[y]*100:>+7.1f}%")
    print("\n     fee sweep (full-sample net, baseline 0.10% RT/leg):")
    for f in (0.0, 0.0005, 0.001, 0.0015, 0.002):
        fr, _, fo, _ = rv_eval(cB, cE, ts, build_fn, params, fee_rt=f)
        print(f"       fee={f*1000:.1f}bp/leg → FULL net={fr['net']*100:>+7.0f}% "
              f"OOS net={fo['net']*100:>+7.0f}% (Sh {fo['sharpe']:+.2f})")
    return best, (cB, cE, ts)
 # ===========================================================================
 # PART 2 — ENSEMBLE
 # ===========================================================================
 def lr_factory():
    return LogisticRegression(C=1.0, max_iter=300, class_weight="balanced")
 def ml_sleeve_btc(cache=True, no_cache=False):
    """BTC low-turnover ML momentum sleeve (trackB best honest cell W16000 H24 thr0.10)."""
    W, H, thr = 16000, 24, 0.10
    df = load("BTC", "1h")
    cpath = Path(__file__).resolve().parent / ".cache_trackE_btc_ml_proba.npy"
    proba = None
    if cache and not no_cache and cpath.exists():
        arr = np.load(cpath)
        if len(arr) == len(df):
            proba = arr
            print(f"    [S1 ML] loaded cached proba ({cpath.name})")
    if proba is None:
        print(f"    [S1 ML] walk-forward LogisticRegression W{W} H{H} (slow ~1-2min)...")
        t0 = time.time()
        X, names, fvalid = build_features(df)
        warmup = int(np.argmax(fvalid)) if fvalid.any() else 0
        y, _fwd, lvalid = forward_labels(df, H)
        proba = walk_forward_proba(X, y, fvalid, lvalid, warmup, W, H, RETRAIN_K, lr_factory)
        np.save(cpath, proba)
        print(f"    [S1 ML] done ({time.time()-t0:.0f}s), cached.")
    n = len(df)
    entries = proba_to_entries(proba, thr, H, n)
    m = backtest_signals(df, entries, fee_rt=FEE, asset="BTC", tf="1h")
    return m, df, f"BTC-ML W{W}H{H}thr{thr}"
 def trend_sleeve_btc():
    """Trend-1h sleeve: Donchian N=200 H=12 on BTC (the only cross-asset-robust trend cell)."""
    df = load("BTC", "1h")
    entries = sig_donchian(df, lookback=200, hold=12)
    m = backtest_signals(df, entries, fee_rt=FEE, asset="BTC", tf="1h")
    return m, df, "BTC-Trend Donchian200/12"
 def metrics_to_returns(m):
    """Per-bar return series from a harness Metrics equity, indexed by its timestamps."""
    eq = m.equity.astype(float)
    ts = m.eq_index
    rets = np.zeros(len(eq))
    rets[1:] = eq[1:] / np.where(eq[:-1] == 0, np.nan, eq[:-1]) - 1.0
    rets = np.nan_to_num(rets)
    return pd.Series(rets, index=pd.DatetimeIndex(ts))
 def part2_ensemble(rv_best, rv_data, quick=False, no_cache=False):
    print("\n" + "=" * 104)
    print("PART 2 — ENSEMBLE (combine weakly-correlated residual sleeves into one portfolio)")
    print("=" * 104)
    sleeves = {}   # name -> pd.Series of per-bar returns indexed by ts
    # S2 trend (fast, always)
    mt, dft, tname = trend_sleeve_btc()
    sleeves["S2_trend"] = metrics_to_returns(mt)
    print(f"    [S2] {tname:<28} net={mt.net_return*100:>+7.0f}% Sh={mt.sharpe:+.2f} "
          f"DD={mt.max_dd*100:.0f}% €/d={mt.daily_profit(2000):+.2f}")
    # S3 relative value (from PART 1)
    if rv_best is not None:
        params, full, oos, tstat, fam = rv_best
        cB, cE, ts = rv_data
        build_fn = {"xs_momentum": xs_momentum, "ratio_trend": ratio_trend,
                    "ratio_meanrev": ratio_meanrev}[fam]
        posB, posE = build_fn(cB, cE, **params)
        rv_rets = pair_returns(cB, cE, posB, posE, fee_rt=FEE)
        sleeves["S3_relval"] = pd.Series(rv_rets, index=pd.DatetimeIndex(ts))
        print(f"    [S3] RV {fam} {params}  net={full['net']*100:>+7.0f}% "
              f"Sh={full['sharpe']:+.2f} DD={full['max_dd']*100:.0f}% €/d={full['eur_day']:+.2f}")
    else:
        print("    [S3] no relative-value sleeve (none was OOS net-positive in PART 1).")
    # S1 ML (slow; skipped in --quick)
    if not quick:
        m1, df1, mlname = ml_sleeve_btc(no_cache=no_cache)
        sleeves["S1_ml"] = metrics_to_returns(m1)
        print(f"    [S1] {mlname:<28} net={m1.net_return*100:>+7.0f}% Sh={m1.sharpe:+.2f} "
              f"DD={m1.max_dd*100:.0f}% €/d={m1.daily_profit(2000):+.2f}")
    else:
        print("    [S1] ML sleeve SKIPPED (--quick).")
    # ---- align all sleeves on a common 1h timeline (BTC clock) ----
    master = sleeves["S2_trend"].index
    aligned = pd.DataFrame(index=master)
    for name, s in sleeves.items():
        aligned[name] = s.reindex(master).fillna(0.0)
    # the portfolio is only meaningful where the slowest sleeve is live.
    # find first bar where each sleeve has produced non-zero activity, take the max.
    starts = {}
    for name in aligned.columns:
        nz = np.nonzero(aligned[name].to_numpy() != 0.0)[0]
        starts[name] = nz[0] if len(nz) else len(aligned)
    start = max(starts.values())
    aligned = aligned.iloc[start:]
    ts_a = pd.Series(aligned.index)
    print(f"\n    Common active window: {aligned.index[0].date()} → {aligned.index[-1].date()} "
          f"({len(aligned)} bars). Sleeves: {list(aligned.columns)}")
    # ---- sleeve correlation matrix (per-bar returns over common window) ----
    print("\n    SLEEVE CORRELATION MATRIX (per-bar returns, common window):")
    corr = aligned.corr()
    cols = list(aligned.columns)
    print("              " + "".join(f"{c:>10}" for c in cols))
    for c in cols:
        print(f"      {c:>9} " + "".join(f"{corr.loc[c, c2]:>+10.3f}" for c2 in cols))
    # ---- per-sleeve stats on the COMMON window (apples-to-apples) ----
    print("\n    PER-SLEEVE (common window, equal $ scale):")
    sl_stats = {}
    for c in cols:
        st = stat_block(aligned[c].to_numpy(), ts_a)
        sl_stats[c] = st
        print(f"      {c:>9}: {fmt(st)}")
    # ---- ensemble: equal-weight (honest, no in-sample tuning) ----
    w = 1.0 / len(cols)
    ens_eq_w = aligned.to_numpy() @ (np.ones(len(cols)) * w)
    ens = stat_block(ens_eq_w, ts_a)
    # ---- ensemble: inverse-vol weights (flagged: weights use full-sample vol = mild IS) ----
    vols = np.array([np.std(aligned[c].to_numpy()) for c in cols])
    iv = (1.0 / np.where(vols == 0, np.nan, vols))
    iv = np.nan_to_num(iv); iv = iv / iv.sum()
    ens_iv = stat_block(aligned.to_numpy() @ iv, ts_a)
    print("\n    ENSEMBLE PORTFOLIO (common window):")
    best_single = max(sl_stats.values(), key=lambda s: s["sharpe"])
    best_single_name = max(sl_stats, key=lambda c: sl_stats[c]["sharpe"])
    print(f"      best single sleeve  : {best_single_name}  {fmt(best_single)}")
    print(f"      EQUAL-WEIGHT (1/N)  : {fmt(ens)}")
    print(f"      inverse-vol (IS wts): {fmt(ens_iv)}   [weights use full-sample vol — mild in-sample]")
    # ---- OOS check on the ensemble (65/35 of the common window) ----
    cut = int(len(ens_eq_w) * 0.65)
    ens_is = stat_block(ens_eq_w[:cut], ts_a.iloc[:cut])
    ens_oos = stat_block(ens_eq_w[cut:], ts_a.iloc[cut:])
    print(f"\n      EQUAL-WEIGHT IS  : {fmt(ens_is)}")
    print(f"      EQUAL-WEIGHT OOS : {fmt(ens_oos)}   (OOS starts {ts_a.iloc[cut].date()})")
    # per-year of the equal-weight ensemble
    print("\n      Equal-weight ensemble per-year:")
    for y, v in sorted(yearly_returns(ens_eq_w, ts_a).items()):
        print(f"        {y}: {v*100:>+7.1f}%")
    # ---- verdict on diversification ----
    print("\n    DIVERSIFICATION CHECK:")
    print(f"      ensemble Sharpe {ens['sharpe']:+.2f}  vs best single {best_single['sharpe']:+.2f}  "
          f"({'BEATS' if ens['sharpe'] > best_single['sharpe'] else 'does NOT beat'} best single)")
    print(f"      ensemble maxDD  {ens['max_dd']*100:.0f}%  vs best single {best_single['max_dd']*100:.0f}%  "
          f"({'LOWER' if ens['max_dd'] < best_single['max_dd'] else 'NOT lower'} than best single)")
    # RISK-MATCHED: lever the ensemble to the best-single maxDD, compare €/day at equal risk.
    # (Sharpe is leverage-invariant; this isolates 'more return per unit of drawdown'.)
    if ens["max_dd"] > 0 and best_single["eur_day"] != 0:
        lev = best_single["max_dd"] / ens["max_dd"]
        rm = stat_block(ens_eq_w * lev, ts_a)
        print(f"      RISK-MATCHED: lever ensemble {lev:.2f}x to ~{best_single['max_dd']*100:.0f}% DD "
              f"→ €/d={rm['eur_day']:+.2f} (DD {rm['max_dd']*100:.0f}%) vs best-single €/d={best_single['eur_day']:+.2f}")
        print(f"        → at equal drawdown the ensemble earns "
              f"{'MORE' if rm['eur_day'] > best_single['eur_day'] else 'LESS'} than the best single sleeve "
              f"(ratio {rm['eur_day']/best_single['eur_day']:.2f}); this tracks the Sharpe ratio.")
    if ens["eur_day"] > 0:
        print(f"      ensemble €/day(2k) {ens['eur_day']:+.2f}  vs target ~50.00  "
              f"→ ~{(50.0/ens['eur_day']):.0f}x short of the goal.")
    else:
        print("      ensemble €/day(2k) <= 0 → no earning engine.")
    return ens, sl_stats, corr
 # ===========================================================================
 def main():
    ap = argparse.ArgumentParser()
    ap.add_argument("--quick", action="store_true", help="skip slow ML sleeve + smaller RV grid")
    ap.add_argument("--no-cache", action="store_true", help="recompute ML walk-forward proba")
    args = ap.parse_args()
    t0 = time.time()
    rv_best, rv_data = part1_relative_value(quick=args.quick)
    part2_ensemble(rv_best, rv_data, quick=args.quick, no_cache=args.no_cache)
    print(f"\n(elapsed {time.time()-t0:.0f}s)")
    print("\n" + "=" * 104)
    print("See docs/diary/2026-06-19-trackE-xsec-ensemble.md for the full honest write-up.")
    print("=" * 104)
 if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
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 """TRACK F — CALENDAR SEASONALITY on BTC & ETH (hour-of-day, day-of-week, interactions).
 Honest test of whether there is a SYSTEMATIC, TRADEABLE calendar edge on the certified
 Deribit-mainnet BTC/ETH feeds. Seasonality is the easiest place on earth to overfit
 (24 hours x 7 weekdays = 168 buckets => you WILL find "significant" cells by chance), so
 every claim here is held to the project's anti-look-ahead, OOS, per-year, both-assets bar.
 METHODOLOGY (no shortcuts):
  - ret[i] = close[i]/close[i-1]-1 is known at close[i]. A position decided at close[i]
    earns ret[i+1]. We NEVER include the bar being traded (or any future bar) in the
    statistic that decides the trade.
  - DESCRIPTIVE tables (per-hour / per-weekday mean returns) are split IS(65%)/OOS(35%).
    They are diagnostics, not trades.
  - TRADEABLE rule = ADAPTIVE EXPANDING sign: at close[i] we look up the calendar bucket
    of bar i+1 (the clock is known with zero look-ahead) and take the SIGN of that bucket's
    mean return computed ONLY on bars <= i (expanding, warmup-gated). Long-flat or
    long-short. Fees charged only on |Δposition| (turnover-aware). This lets the data pick
    each bucket's sign LIVE — the honest analogue of "trade the seasonal".
  - Also an in-sample-optimised discrete rule (enter at hour H, hold W bars, best dir) is
    shown ONLY to demonstrate the overfit gap IS->OOS.
  - NET fees fee_side baseline 0.0005 (=0.10% RT); swept 0.0005/0.00075/0.001.
  - A survivor must be net-positive OOS AND across years AND on BOTH BTC & ETH.
 Run:  uv run python scripts/research/trackF_seasonality.py
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 import sys
 from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]))
 from src.backtest.harness import load  # noqa: E402
 ASSETS = ["BTC", "ETH"]
 TF = "1h"
 FEE_SIDE = 0.0005          # 0.05%/side = 0.10% round-trip
 BARS_PER_DAY = 24
 BPY = BARS_PER_DAY * 365.25
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # helpers
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def prep(asset: str, tf: str = TF):
    df = load(asset, tf)
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    ret = np.empty(len(c))
    ret[0] = 0.0
    ret[1:] = c[1:] / c[:-1] - 1.0
    dt = pd.to_datetime(df["datetime"])
    return dict(
        df=df, ret=ret,
        hour=dt.dt.hour.values.astype(int),
        dow=dt.dt.dayofweek.values.astype(int),   # 0=Mon..6=Sun
        ts=dt,
    )
 def metrics_from_pnl(pnl: np.ndarray, ts: pd.Series):
    """pnl[i] = realized per-bar net return of the strategy (already fee-adjusted)."""
    eq = np.cumprod(1.0 + np.clip(pnl, -0.99, None))
    r = pnl[np.isfinite(pnl)]
    sharpe = float(np.mean(r) / np.std(r) * np.sqrt(BPY)) if np.std(r) > 0 else 0.0
    peak = np.maximum.accumulate(eq)
    maxdd = float(np.max((peak - eq) / peak)) if len(eq) else 0.0
    span_days = (ts.iloc[-1] - ts.iloc[0]).total_seconds() / 86400
    years = span_days / 365.25 if span_days > 0 else 1.0
    total = eq[-1] / eq[0] if len(eq) else 1.0
    cagr = total ** (1 / years) - 1 if years > 0 and total > 0 else -1.0
    daily_2k = (2000 * total - 2000) / span_days if span_days > 0 else 0.0
    return dict(sharpe=sharpe, maxdd=maxdd, cagr=cagr, total=total - 1.0,
                daily_2k=daily_2k, eq=eq)
 def per_year_pnl(pnl: np.ndarray, ts: pd.Series):
    s = pd.Series(pnl, index=ts.values)
    out = {}
    for y, g in s.groupby(s.index.year):
        eq = np.cumprod(1.0 + np.clip(g.values, -0.99, None))
        out[int(y)] = float(eq[-1] - 1.0)
    return out
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # 1. DESCRIPTIVE seasonality tables (diagnostics, IS vs OOS)
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def descriptive(data, frac=0.65):
    n = len(data["ret"])
    cut = int(n * frac)
    ret, hour, dow = data["ret"], data["hour"], data["dow"]
    rows_h, rows_d = {}, {}
    for h in range(24):
        m_is = ret[:cut][hour[:cut] == h]
        m_oos = ret[cut:][hour[cut:] == h]
        rows_h[h] = (m_is.mean() * 1e4, m_oos.mean() * 1e4,
                     np.sign(m_is.mean()) == np.sign(m_oos.mean()))
    for d in range(7):
        m_is = ret[:cut][dow[:cut] == d]
        m_oos = ret[cut:][dow[cut:] == d]
        rows_d[d] = (m_is.mean() * 1e4, m_oos.mean() * 1e4,
                     np.sign(m_is.mean()) == np.sign(m_oos.mean()))
    return rows_h, rows_d
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # 2. ADAPTIVE EXPANDING-sign seasonal strategy (the honest tradeable test)
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def adaptive_seasonal(data, bucket="hour", mode="longshort",
                      warmup=200, fee_side=FEE_SIDE):
    """Position at close[i] = sign of the EXPANDING past mean return of bar (i+1)'s
    calendar bucket, using only bars <= i. earns ret[i+1]. Fee on |Δposition|."""
    ret = data["ret"]
    key = data[bucket]
    n = len(ret)
    nbuck = int(key.max()) + 1
    sums = np.zeros(nbuck)
    counts = np.zeros(nbuck)
    pos = np.zeros(n)
    for i in range(1, n - 1):
        b = key[i]
        sums[b] += ret[i]
        counts[b] += 1
        nb = key[i + 1]
        if counts[nb] >= warmup:
            m = sums[nb] / counts[nb]
            if m > 0:
                pos[i] = 1.0
            else:
                pos[i] = -1.0 if mode == "longshort" else 0.0
    # pnl[i] earned over bar i+1
    pnl = np.zeros(n)
    prev = 0.0
    for i in range(1, n - 1):
        turn = abs(pos[i] - prev)
        pnl[i] = pos[i] * ret[i + 1] - fee_side * turn
        prev = pos[i]
    return pnl, pos
 def adaptive_hourxdow(data, mode="longshort", warmup=120, fee_side=FEE_SIDE):
    ret, hour, dow = data["ret"], data["hour"], data["dow"]
    key = hour * 7 + dow                      # 168 buckets
    n = len(ret)
    sums = np.zeros(168)
    counts = np.zeros(168)
    pos = np.zeros(n)
    for i in range(1, n - 1):
        b = key[i]
        sums[b] += ret[i]
        counts[b] += 1
        nb = key[i + 1]
        if counts[nb] >= warmup:
            m = sums[nb] / counts[nb]
            if m > 0:
                pos[i] = 1.0
            else:
                pos[i] = -1.0 if mode == "longshort" else 0.0
    pnl = np.zeros(n)
    prev = 0.0
    for i in range(1, n - 1):
        turn = abs(pos[i] - prev)
        pnl[i] = pos[i] * ret[i + 1] - fee_side * turn
        prev = pos[i]
    return pnl, pos
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # 3. In-sample-optimised DISCRETE rule (to expose the overfit gap)
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def discrete_hour_rule_scan(data, frac=0.65, fee_side=FEE_SIDE):
    """Scan IS for best (entry_hour, hold_window, direction) by IS Sharpe; report OOS.
    A trade: enter at close of bar whose hour==H (decided with data<=close[i]), hold W
    bars, exit at close. One trade per day. Fee charged round-trip on each trade.
    """
    ret, hour, ts = data["ret"], data["hour"], data["ts"]
    n = len(ret)
    cut = int(n * frac)
    def rule_pnl(H, W, direction, lo, hi):
        pnl = np.zeros(n)
        i = lo
        last_exit = lo - 1
        while i < hi:
            if hour[i] == H and i > last_exit:
                # cumulative return over the next W bars: prod(1+ret[i+1..i+W]) - 1
                end = min(i + W, n - 1)
                gross = np.prod(1.0 + ret[i + 1:end + 1]) - 1.0
                pnl[i] = direction * gross - 2 * fee_side
                last_exit = end
                i = end
            else:
                i += 1
        return pnl
    best = None
    n_tested = 0
    for H in range(24):
        for W in (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 24):
            for direction in (+1, -1):
                n_tested += 1
                pnl_is = rule_pnl(H, W, direction, 1, cut)
                r = pnl_is[pnl_is != 0.0]
                if len(r) < 50:
                    continue
                sh = np.mean(r) / np.std(r) * np.sqrt(BPY) if np.std(r) > 0 else 0.0
                if best is None or sh > best[0]:
                    best = (sh, H, W, direction)
    sh, H, W, direction = best
    pnl_oos = rule_pnl(H, W, direction, cut, n)
    r_oos = pnl_oos[pnl_oos != 0.0]
    sh_oos = (np.mean(r_oos) / np.std(r_oos) * np.sqrt(BPY)) if (len(r_oos) and np.std(r_oos) > 0) else 0.0
    return dict(n_tested=n_tested, H=H, W=W, dir=direction, sh_is=sh,
                sh_oos=sh_oos, n_is=int((rule_pnl(H, W, direction, 1, cut) != 0).sum()),
                n_oos=len(r_oos), oos_mean_bp=r_oos.mean() * 1e4 if len(r_oos) else 0.0)
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # reporting
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def split_metrics(pnl, ts, frac=0.65):
    n = len(pnl)
    cut = int(n * frac)
    m_is = metrics_from_pnl(pnl[:cut], ts.iloc[:cut])
    m_oos = metrics_from_pnl(pnl[cut:], ts.iloc[cut:])
    m_all = metrics_from_pnl(pnl, ts)
    return m_is, m_oos, m_all
 def turnover_per_year(pos, ts):
    s = pd.Series(np.abs(np.diff(pos, prepend=0.0)), index=ts.values)
    return s.groupby(s.index.year).sum().to_dict()
 def main():
    print("=" * 100)
    print("# TRACK F — CALENDAR SEASONALITY (hour-of-day / day-of-week / hour×weekday)")
    print("# certified Deribit-mainnet BTC & ETH, 1h UTC. fee_side=0.0005 (0.10% RT).")
    print("# No look-ahead: bucket stats use only bars <= i; position earns ret[i+1].")
    print("=" * 100)
    data = {a: prep(a) for a in ASSETS}
    # --- DESCRIPTIVE ---------------------------------------------------------
    print("\n" + "#" * 100)
    print("# 1. DESCRIPTIVE per-bucket mean returns (basis points/bar). IS=first 65%, OOS=last 35%.")
    print("#    'sign?' = IS and OOS agree on sign. Diagnostics only (NOT trades, no fees).")
    print("#" * 100)
    for a in ASSETS:
        rows_h, rows_d = descriptive(data[a])
        print(f"\n  ── {a}  HOUR-OF-DAY (UTC)  mean bp/hr ─────────────────────────────")
        print("     hr :  IS_bp   OOS_bp  sign?")
        agree_h = 0
        for h in range(24):
            iv, ov, ag = rows_h[h]
            agree_h += int(ag)
            flag = "  <-- US open" if h in (13, 14) else ("  <-- US close" if h in (20, 21) else "")
            print(f"     {h:>2d} : {iv:>+6.2f}  {ov:>+6.2f}   {'Y' if ag else '.'}{flag}")
        print(f"     hour sign-agreement IS/OOS: {agree_h}/24")
        print(f"\n  ── {a}  DAY-OF-WEEK  mean bp/bar (0=Mon..6=Sun) ──────────────────")
        names = ["Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat", "Sun"]
        agree_d = 0
        for d in range(7):
            iv, ov, ag = rows_d[d]
            agree_d += int(ag)
            print(f"     {names[d]} : {iv:>+6.3f}  {ov:>+6.3f}   {'Y' if ag else '.'}")
        print(f"     weekday sign-agreement IS/OOS: {agree_d}/7")
    # --- ADAPTIVE EXPANDING-SIGN (the honest tradeable test) ----------------
    print("\n" + "#" * 100)
    print("# 2. ADAPTIVE EXPANDING-SIGN seasonal strategies (HONEST tradeable test).")
    print("#    sign of bucket's PAST-ONLY mean decides position; fee on turnover.")
    print("#" * 100)
    configs = [
        ("HOUR  long-short", "hour", "longshort", 200),
        ("HOUR  long-flat ", "hour", "longflat", 200),
        ("DOW   long-short", "dow", "longshort", 60),
        ("DOW   long-flat ", "dow", "longflat", 60),
    ]
    for label, bucket, mode, warmup in configs:
        print(f"\n  ── {label} ────────────────────────────────────────────────────")
        for a in ASSETS:
            pnl, pos = adaptive_seasonal(data[a], bucket=bucket, mode=mode, warmup=warmup)
            ts = data[a]["ts"]
            m_is, m_oos, m_all = split_metrics(pnl, ts)
            py = per_year_pnl(pnl, ts)
            yrs = "".join(f"{py.get(y, float('nan'))*100:>+6.0f}" for y in range(2019, 2027))
            print(f"     {a}: ALL Sh={m_all['sharpe']:>+5.2f} CAGR={m_all['cagr']*100:>+6.1f}% "
                  f"DD={m_all['maxdd']*100:>4.1f}% €/d={m_all['daily_2k']:>+5.2f} | "
                  f"IS Sh={m_is['sharpe']:>+5.2f}  OOS Sh={m_oos['sharpe']:>+5.2f}")
            print(f"        per-year %: {yrs}   (2019..2026)")
    # buy-and-hold benchmark — the key control: does any 'seasonal' beat just being long?
    print(f"\n  ── BUY-AND-HOLD benchmark (the control for long-bias) ──")
    for a in ASSETS:
        ret = data[a]["ret"].copy()
        ret[0] = 0.0
        m = metrics_from_pnl(ret, data[a]["ts"])
        print(f"     {a}: Sh={m['sharpe']:>+5.2f} CAGR={m['cagr']*100:>+6.1f}% DD={m['maxdd']*100:>4.1f}% "
              f"  <- compare to DOW long-flat above (it's nearly identical = no edge, just long)")
    # hour x weekday interaction (168 buckets — extreme overfit risk)
    print(f"\n  ── HOUR×WEEKDAY long-short (168 buckets, warmup 120) — overfit canary ──")
    for a in ASSETS:
        pnl, pos = adaptive_hourxdow(data[a], mode="longshort", warmup=120)
        ts = data[a]["ts"]
        m_is, m_oos, m_all = split_metrics(pnl, ts)
        print(f"     {a}: ALL Sh={m_all['sharpe']:>+5.2f} CAGR={m_all['cagr']*100:>+6.1f}% "
              f"DD={m_all['maxdd']*100:>4.1f}% | IS Sh={m_is['sharpe']:>+5.2f}  OOS Sh={m_oos['sharpe']:>+5.2f}")
    # --- FEE SWEEP on the best adaptive config -------------------------------
    print("\n" + "#" * 100)
    print("# 3. FEE SWEEP — HOUR long-short adaptive (turnover-aware). Are survivors fee-robust?")
    print("#" * 100)
    for fee in (0.0, 0.0005, 0.00075, 0.001):
        line = f"  fee_side={fee:.5f} (RT {fee*2*100:.2f}%): "
        for a in ASSETS:
            pnl, _ = adaptive_seasonal(data[a], bucket="hour", mode="longshort",
                                       warmup=200, fee_side=fee)
            m = metrics_from_pnl(pnl, data[a]["ts"])
            line += f"{a} Sh={m['sharpe']:>+5.2f} CAGR={m['cagr']*100:>+6.1f}%   "
        print(line)
    # --- TURNOVER (fees are first-order for hour strategies) -----------------
    print("\n" + "#" * 100)
    print("# 4. TURNOVER (HOUR long-short adaptive): position flips/year (each flip costs ~fee).")
    print("#" * 100)
    for a in ASSETS:
        _, pos = adaptive_seasonal(data[a], bucket="hour", mode="longshort", warmup=200)
        tpy = turnover_per_year(pos, data[a]["ts"])
        s = "  ".join(f"{y}:{int(v)}" for y, v in sorted(tpy.items()))
        print(f"     {a} turnover units/yr: {s}")
    # --- IN-SAMPLE-OPTIMISED DISCRETE RULE (overfit demonstration) ----------
    print("\n" + "#" * 100)
    print("# 5. IN-SAMPLE-OPTIMISED discrete rule (enter hour H, hold W, best dir).")
    print("#    Picked by IS Sharpe, reported OOS. Demonstrates the multiple-testing trap.")
    print("#" * 100)
    for a in ASSETS:
        r = discrete_hour_rule_scan(data[a])
        print(f"     {a}: tested {r['n_tested']} (H,W,dir) cells -> best IS "
              f"H={r['H']:02d} hold={r['W']}h dir={r['dir']:+d}  "
              f"IS Sh={r['sh_is']:>+5.2f} (n={r['n_is']})  ->  OOS Sh={r['sh_oos']:>+5.2f} "
              f"(n={r['n_oos']}, mean {r['oos_mean_bp']:>+.1f} bp/trade)")
    # --- VERDICT -------------------------------------------------------------
    print("\n" + "#" * 100)
    print("# MULTIPLE-TESTING CAVEAT")
    print("#" * 100)
    print("""
  Buckets examined: 24 hours + 7 weekdays + 168 hour×weekday = 199 calendar cells PER ASSET,
  each tested IS and OOS, plus discrete grid = 24×8×2 = 384 (H,W,dir) cells per asset.
  With that many cells, spurious 'significant' buckets are GUARANTEED. The honest filters
  applied here: (a) adaptive sign chosen live on PAST data only (no cherry-picking),
  (b) must hold OOS, (c) must hold per-year, (d) must hold on BOTH BTC AND ETH.
  Read the IS->OOS Sharpe collapse and the per-year sign flips above as the real verdict.
 """)
 if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
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 """TRACK G — PRIOR-PERIOD LEVEL BREAKOUTS / RANGE on CLEAN BTC/ETH (Deribit mainnet).
 HONEST harness only. We test rules defined RELATIVE TO A PRIOR CALENDAR PERIOD:
  * prior-DAY high/low breakout (continuation AND fade)
  * opening-range breakout (first N UTC hours -> break for rest of day)
  * prior-day CLOSE / gap / range-position / prior-day return-sign filter
  * prior-WEEK high/low breakout
  * time-anchored entries (act at a given UTC hour vs prior-day level), exit EOD/fixed/TP-SL
 The single question:  on clean BTC/ETH, with a genuinely EXECUTABLE entry (direction and
 price decided with data <= close[i], fill at close[i], NEVER entering at the exact level
 intrabar), net of realistic Deribit fees, OOS and grid-robust on BOTH assets —
 do prior-period breakouts CONTINUE (trend) or REVERT (fade)?  Is there a deployable edge?
 NO LOOK-AHEAD GUARANTEES:
  * Prior-period levels are built by aggregating to daily/weekly bars and SHIFTING by one
    full period (shift(1) on the closed-period frame). 'Today'/'this-week' is NEVER part of
    the level. The prior period is fully closed before any bar of the current period.
  * Opening-range levels are used ONLY on bars AFTER the open window has fully closed.
  * Direction + price decided at close[i]; fill at close[i] (harness enforces).
 Run:
    uv run python scripts/research/trackG_prior_levels.py            # full
    uv run python scripts/research/trackG_prior_levels.py --quick    # 1h only, fewer grids
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 import argparse
 import sys
 import time
 from itertools import product
 from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]))
 from src.backtest.harness import load, backtest_signals, oos_split
 # ===========================================================================
 # Causal helpers
 # ===========================================================================
 def atr(df: pd.DataFrame, period: int = 14) -> np.ndarray:
    h, l, c = df["high"].values, df["low"].values, df["close"].values
    pc = np.roll(c, 1)
    pc[0] = c[0]
    tr = np.maximum(h - l, np.maximum(np.abs(h - pc), np.abs(l - pc)))
    return pd.Series(tr).ewm(alpha=1.0 / period, adjust=False).mean().values
 def prior_period_levels(df: pd.DataFrame, period: str = "D") -> dict:
    """Return prior-period high/low/close/open/range arrays aligned to each intraday bar.
    period='D': prior calendar day (UTC). period='W': prior ISO week (anchored Mon 00:00 UTC).
    Uses shift(1) on the CLOSED-period frame: the level for the current period only sees the
    fully-closed previous period -> no look-ahead.
    """
    dt = df["datetime"]
    if period == "D":
        key = dt.dt.floor("D")
    elif period == "W":
        key = dt.dt.floor("D") - pd.to_timedelta(dt.dt.weekday, unit="D")
    else:
        raise ValueError(period)
    key = key.reset_index(drop=True)
    agg = pd.DataFrame({
        "key": key,
        "high": df["high"].values, "low": df["low"].values,
        "close": df["close"].values, "open": df["open"].values,
    })
    g = agg.groupby("key").agg(high=("high", "max"), low=("low", "min"),
                               close=("close", "last"), open=("open", "first")).sort_index()
    gp = g.shift(1)  # prior, fully-closed period
    km = key.map  # map current-period key -> prior-period aggregate
    ph = km(gp["high"]).values.astype(float)
    pl = km(gp["low"]).values.astype(float)
    pc = km(gp["close"]).values.astype(float)
    po = km(gp["open"]).values.astype(float)
    pret = (gp["close"] / gp["open"] - 1.0)  # prior-period return (sign filter)
    prv = key.map(pret).values.astype(float)
    return {"ph": ph, "pl": pl, "pc": pc, "po": po, "prange": ph - pl, "pret": prv}
 def opening_range(df: pd.DataFrame, n_open_hours: int) -> dict:
    """Opening-range high/low for the first n_open_hours of each UTC day, plus a per-bar
    flag of whether the open window has CLOSED (hour >= n_open_hours)."""
    dt = df["datetime"]
    date = dt.dt.floor("D")
    hour = dt.dt.hour
    date = date.reset_index(drop=True)
    in_open = (hour < n_open_hours).values
    o = pd.DataFrame({"date": date, "high": df["high"].values, "low": df["low"].values})
    o_open = o[in_open]
    org = o_open.groupby("date").agg(orh=("high", "max"), orl=("low", "min"))
    orh = date.map(org["orh"]).values.astype(float)
    orl = date.map(org["orl"]).values.astype(float)
    closed = (hour >= n_open_hours).values
    return {"orh": orh, "orl": orl, "closed": closed}
 def bars_left_in_day(df: pd.DataFrame) -> np.ndarray:
    date = df["datetime"].dt.floor("D")
    grp = df.groupby(date)
    idx_in_day = grp.cumcount().values
    size = grp["close"].transform("size").values
    return (size - idx_in_day - 1).astype(int)
 # ===========================================================================
 # Signal generators -> list[dict|None] length len(df). Decisions use data <= close[i].
 # ===========================================================================
 def sig_prior_break(df, period="D", level="high", side="cont", anchor_hour=None,
                    exit_mode="eod", max_bars=24, tp_atr=0.0, sl_atr=0.0, atr_p=14,
                    buffer=0.0):
    """Prior-period level breakout.
      level='high': trigger when close[i] > prior_high*(1+buffer)
      level='low' : trigger when close[i] < prior_low *(1-buffer)
      side='cont' : trade IN the breakout direction (high->long, low->short)
      side='fade' : trade AGAINST it (high->short, low->long)
      anchor_hour : if set, only evaluate on bars at that UTC hour (time-anchored)
      exit_mode   : 'eod' (close at end of UTC day), 'bars' (max_bars), TP/SL via *_atr.
    """
    lv = prior_period_levels(df, period)
    c = df["close"].values
    a = atr(df, atr_p) if (tp_atr or sl_atr) else None
    bl = bars_left_in_day(df) if exit_mode == "eod" else None
    hour = df["datetime"].dt.hour.values
    n = len(c)
    out = [None] * n
    ref = lv["ph"] if level == "high" else lv["pl"]
    for i in range(n):
        if anchor_hour is not None and hour[i] != anchor_hour:
            continue
        r = ref[i]
        if not np.isfinite(r):
            continue
        px = c[i]
        if level == "high":
            if not (px > r * (1.0 + buffer)):
                continue
            brk_dir = 1
        else:
            if not (px < r * (1.0 - buffer)):
                continue
            brk_dir = -1
        direction = brk_dir if side == "cont" else -brk_dir
        if exit_mode == "eod":
            mb = max(int(bl[i]), 1)
        else:
            mb = max_bars
        tp = sl = None
        if a is not None and np.isfinite(a[i]):
            if tp_atr:
                tp = px + direction * tp_atr * a[i]
            if sl_atr:
                sl = px - direction * sl_atr * a[i]
        out[i] = {"dir": direction, "tp": tp, "sl": sl, "max_bars": mb}
    return out
 def sig_or_break(df, n_open_hours=6, side="cont", exit_mode="eod", max_bars=12,
                 tp_atr=0.0, sl_atr=0.0, atr_p=14, buffer=0.0):
    """Opening-range breakout: after the first n_open_hours close, trade a break of the
    OR high (long if cont) or OR low (short if cont). Only the FIRST break per day fires
    (the harness keeps the position busy until exit)."""
    orr = opening_range(df, n_open_hours)
    c = df["close"].values
    a = atr(df, atr_p) if (tp_atr or sl_atr) else None
    bl = bars_left_in_day(df) if exit_mode == "eod" else None
    n = len(c)
    out = [None] * n
    orh, orl, closed = orr["orh"], orr["orl"], orr["closed"]
    for i in range(n):
        if not closed[i] or not np.isfinite(orh[i]):
            continue
        px = c[i]
        if px > orh[i]:
            brk = 1
        elif px < orl[i]:
            brk = -1
        else:
            continue
        direction = brk if side == "cont" else -brk
        if exit_mode == "eod":
            mb = max(int(bl[i]), 1)
        else:
            mb = max_bars
        tp = sl = None
        if a is not None and np.isfinite(a[i]):
            if tp_atr:
                tp = px + direction * tp_atr * a[i]
            if sl_atr:
                sl = px - direction * sl_atr * a[i]
        out[i] = {"dir": direction, "tp": tp, "sl": sl, "max_bars": mb}
    return out
 def sig_gap(df, side="cont", anchor_hour=0, thr=0.0, exit_mode="eod", max_bars=24,
            ret_filter=0):
    """Gap vs prior-day CLOSE, evaluated at a given UTC hour (default the first bar of the
    day). gap = close[i]/prior_close - 1. If gap>thr -> up-gap; gap<-thr -> down-gap.
    side='cont' trades in the gap direction; 'fade' against. ret_filter: +1 only when
    prior-day return positive, -1 only when negative, 0 no filter."""
    lv = prior_period_levels(df, "D")
    c = df["close"].values
    bl = bars_left_in_day(df) if exit_mode == "eod" else None
    hour = df["datetime"].dt.hour.values
    pc, pret = lv["pc"], lv["pret"]
    n = len(c)
    out = [None] * n
    for i in range(n):
        if hour[i] != anchor_hour or not np.isfinite(pc[i]):
            continue
        gap = c[i] / pc[i] - 1.0
        if gap > thr:
            g = 1
        elif gap < -thr:
            g = -1
        else:
            continue
        if ret_filter and np.isfinite(pret[i]):
            if ret_filter > 0 and not (pret[i] > 0):
                continue
            if ret_filter < 0 and not (pret[i] < 0):
                continue
        direction = g if side == "cont" else -g
        mb = max(int(bl[i]), 1) if exit_mode == "eod" else max_bars
        out[i] = {"dir": direction, "tp": None, "sl": None, "max_bars": mb}
    return out
 # ===========================================================================
 # Evaluation
 # ===========================================================================
 def run_split(df, sigfn, params, fee_rt=0.001, leverage=1.0, frac=0.65):
    cut = oos_split(df, frac)
    full = backtest_signals(df, sigfn(df, **params), fee_rt=fee_rt, leverage=leverage)
    di = df.iloc[:cut].reset_index(drop=True)
    do = df.iloc[cut:].reset_index(drop=True)
    is_ = backtest_signals(di, sigfn(di, **params), fee_rt=fee_rt, leverage=leverage)
    oos = backtest_signals(do, sigfn(do, **params), fee_rt=fee_rt, leverage=leverage)
    return full, is_, oos
 def hdr(t):
    print("\n" + "=" * 100)
    print(t)
    print("=" * 100)
 # ===========================================================================
 # Main
 # ===========================================================================
 def main():
    ap = argparse.ArgumentParser()
    ap.add_argument("--quick", action="store_true")
    args = ap.parse_args()
    t0 = time.time()
    assets = ["BTC", "ETH"]
    tfs = ["1h"] if args.quick else ["1h", "15m"]
    data = {}
    hdr("DATA")
    for a in assets:
        for tf in tfs:
            df = load(a, tf)
            data[(a, tf)] = df
            print(f"  {a} {tf:>3s}: {len(df):>7d} bars  {df['datetime'].iloc[0].date()}"
                  f"->{df['datetime'].iloc[-1].date()}")
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    # PASS 1 — PRIOR-DAY BREAKOUT: continuation vs fade, any-bar (first break/day),
    # EOD exit. THE core question: do prior-day breakouts continue or revert?
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("PASS 1 — PRIOR-DAY HIGH/LOW breakout, any-bar first-break, EOD exit (1h, fee=0.001)\n"
        "         CONTINUATION vs FADE side-by-side. OOS net must be >0 on BOTH to matter.")
    print(f"  {'rule':<26s} | "
          f"{'BTC IS / OOS (tr, wr, shrp)':<40s} | {'ETH IS / OOS (tr, wr, shrp)':<40s}")
    for level in ["high", "low"]:
        for side in ["cont", "fade"]:
            name = f"PD {level:<4s} {side}"
            line = f"  {name:<26s} | "
            for a in assets:
                df = data[(a, "1h")]
                _, is_, oos = run_split(df, sig_prior_break,
                                        dict(period="D", level=level, side=side,
                                             exit_mode="eod"))
                line += (f"{is_.net_return*100:>+6.0f}/{oos.net_return*100:>+6.0f}% "
                         f"(t{oos.n_trades:>4d} w{oos.win_rate:>4.1f} s{oos.sharpe:>+4.1f}) | ")
            print(line)
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    # PASS 2 — OPENING-RANGE breakout (continuation vs fade), various open windows.
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("PASS 2 — OPENING-RANGE breakout (first N UTC hours), EOD exit (1h, fee=0.001).\n"
        "         CONTINUATION vs FADE. Survivor = OOS>0 on BOTH assets.")
    for nopen in ([6] if args.quick else [3, 6, 8, 12]):
        for side in ["cont", "fade"]:
            name = f"OR N={nopen:<2d} {side}"
            line = f"  {name:<26s} | "
            for a in assets:
                df = data[(a, "1h")]
                _, is_, oos = run_split(df, sig_or_break,
                                        dict(n_open_hours=nopen, side=side, exit_mode="eod"))
                line += (f"{a} OOS={oos.net_return*100:>+6.0f}% "
                         f"(t{oos.n_trades:>4d} w{oos.win_rate:>4.1f} s{oos.sharpe:>+4.1f}) | ")
            print(line)
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    # PASS 3 — GAP vs prior close at day open (hour 0), continuation vs fade,
    # with optional prior-day return-sign filter.
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("PASS 3 — GAP vs prior-day CLOSE at hour 0, EOD exit (1h, fee=0.001).\n"
        "         continuation vs fade; thr = min |gap|.")
    for thr in ([0.0] if args.quick else [0.0, 0.005, 0.01]):
        for side in ["cont", "fade"]:
            name = f"GAP thr={thr*100:.1f}% {side}"
            line = f"  {name:<26s} | "
            for a in assets:
                df = data[(a, "1h")]
                _, is_, oos = run_split(df, sig_gap,
                                        dict(side=side, anchor_hour=0, thr=thr, exit_mode="eod"))
                line += (f"{a} OOS={oos.net_return*100:>+6.0f}% "
                         f"(t{oos.n_trades:>4d} w{oos.win_rate:>4.1f} s{oos.sharpe:>+4.1f}) | ")
            print(line)
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    # PASS 4 — PRIOR-WEEK high/low breakout (continuation vs fade), EOD exit.
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("PASS 4 — PRIOR-WEEK HIGH/LOW breakout, any-bar first-break, EOD exit (1h, fee=0.001).")
    for level in ["high", "low"]:
        for side in ["cont", "fade"]:
            name = f"PW {level:<4s} {side}"
            line = f"  {name:<26s} | "
            for a in assets:
                df = data[(a, "1h")]
                _, is_, oos = run_split(df, sig_prior_break,
                                        dict(period="W", level=level, side=side,
                                             exit_mode="eod"))
                line += (f"{a} IS={is_.net_return*100:>+6.0f}% OOS={oos.net_return*100:>+6.0f}% "
                         f"(t{oos.n_trades:>4d} s{oos.sharpe:>+4.1f}) | ")
            print(line)
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    # PASS 5 — TIME-ANCHORED prior-day breakout: sweep the anchor hour to expose
    # whether any apparent edge is just a lucky single hour.
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("PASS 5 — TIME-ANCHORED PD-high CONTINUATION across UTC anchor hours (1h, EOD exit).\n"
        "         A real edge is NOT a single lucky hour. (full-sample net per hour.)")
    hours = list(range(0, 24, 1 if not args.quick else 3))
    for a in assets:
        df = data[(a, "1h")]
        cells = []
        for hh in hours:
            full, _, _ = run_split(df, sig_prior_break,
                                   dict(period="D", level="high", side="cont",
                                        anchor_hour=hh, exit_mode="eod"))
            cells.append((hh, full.net_return * 100, full.sharpe, full.n_trades))
        pos = sum(1 for _, r, _, _ in cells if r > 0)
        print(f"  {a}: {pos}/{len(cells)} anchor-hours net>0 (full). "
              f"best={max(cells, key=lambda x: x[1])[0]}h "
              f"({max(c[1] for c in cells):+.0f}%)  worst={min(c[1] for c in cells):+.0f}%")
        line = "      " + " ".join(f"{hh:02d}h:{r:>+5.0f}" for hh, r, _, _ in cells)
        print(line)
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    # PASS 6 — GRID ROBUSTNESS on the best family from PASS 1-4. We grid the
    # PD-low CONTINUATION and FADE plus OR breakout, require OOS>0 on BOTH assets.
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("PASS 6 — GRID ROBUSTNESS. Cell SURVIVES only if OOS net>0 on BOTH BTC AND ETH.")
    def grid(label, fn, base, sweep, tf="1h", fee=0.001):
        keys = list(sweep.keys())
        rows, surv = [], []
        for combo in product(*[sweep[k] for k in keys]):
            params = dict(base); params.update(dict(zip(keys, combo)))
            res = {}
            for a in assets:
                _, is_, oos = run_split(data[(a, tf)], fn, params, fee_rt=fee)
                res[a] = oos
            ok = all(res[a].net_return > 0 for a in assets)
            rows.append((params, res, ok))
            if ok:
                surv.append((params, res))
        print(f"  [{label}] {len(surv)}/{len(rows)} cells OOS>0 on BOTH assets")
        rows.sort(key=lambda r: np.mean([r[1][a].net_return for a in assets]), reverse=True)
        for params, res, ok in rows[:5]:
            tag = "OK " if ok else "  -"
            pp = {k: params[k] for k in sweep}
            s = f"   {tag}{pp} | "
            for a in assets:
                s += f"{a} OOS={res[a].net_return*100:>+6.0f}% (s{res[a].sharpe:>+4.1f}) "
            print(s)
        return surv
    sweeps = []
    sweeps.append(grid("PD-low cont", sig_prior_break,
                       dict(period="D", level="low", side="cont", exit_mode="eod"),
                       dict(buffer=[0.0, 0.001, 0.003], anchor_hour=[None])))
    sweeps.append(grid("PD-low fade", sig_prior_break,
                       dict(period="D", level="low", side="fade", exit_mode="eod"),
                       dict(buffer=[0.0, 0.001, 0.003], anchor_hour=[None])))
    sweeps.append(grid("PD-high cont", sig_prior_break,
                       dict(period="D", level="high", side="cont", exit_mode="eod"),
                       dict(buffer=[0.0, 0.001, 0.003], anchor_hour=[None])))
    sweeps.append(grid("PD-high fade", sig_prior_break,
                       dict(period="D", level="high", side="fade", exit_mode="eod"),
                       dict(buffer=[0.0, 0.001, 0.003], anchor_hour=[None])))
    if not args.quick:
        sweeps.append(grid("OR cont", sig_or_break,
                           dict(side="cont", exit_mode="eod"),
                           dict(n_open_hours=[3, 6, 8, 12])))
        sweeps.append(grid("OR fade", sig_or_break,
                           dict(side="fade", exit_mode="eod"),
                           dict(n_open_hours=[3, 6, 8, 12])))
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    # PASS 7 — FEE SWEEP + per-year on the single best surviving rule (if any),
    # else on the least-bad PD rule, to show fee sensitivity and year stability.
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("PASS 7 — FEE SWEEP + PER-YEAR on the best PD rule. fee=0 is GROSS (is the SIGN of\n"
        "         the edge even right before fees?).")
    # pick best rule: scan the 4 PD sides at default, mean OOS over assets
    candidates = [
        ("PD low cont", dict(period="D", level="low", side="cont", exit_mode="eod")),
        ("PD low fade", dict(period="D", level="low", side="fade", exit_mode="eod")),
        ("PD high cont", dict(period="D", level="high", side="cont", exit_mode="eod")),
        ("PD high fade", dict(period="D", level="high", side="fade", exit_mode="eod")),
    ]
    scored = []
    for nm, p in candidates:
        m = np.mean([run_split(data[(a, "1h")], sig_prior_break, p)[2].net_return for a in assets])
        scored.append((m, nm, p))
    scored.sort(reverse=True)
    best_nm, best_p = scored[0][1], scored[0][2]
    print(f"  best-by-meanOOS PD rule: {best_nm}  (meanOOS={scored[0][0]*100:+.0f}%)")
    fees = [0.0, 0.0005, 0.001, 0.0015, 0.002]
    for a in assets:
        df = data[(a, "1h")]
        line = f"  {a} fee-sweep (RT%): "
        for f in fees:
            full, _, oos = run_split(df, sig_prior_break, best_p, fee_rt=f)
            line += f"{f*100:.2f}%[full={full.net_return*100:>+5.0f}/OOS={oos.net_return*100:>+5.0f}] "
        print(line)
    print("  per-year (full sample, fee=0.001):")
    for a in assets:
        df = data[(a, "1h")]
        full, _, _ = run_split(df, sig_prior_break, best_p)
        yrs = " ".join(f"{y}:{full.yearly[y]*100:>+5.0f}%" for y in sorted(full.yearly))
        print(f"    {a}: trades={full.n_trades} Sharpe={full.sharpe:+.2f} "
              f"maxDD={full.max_dd*100:.0f}% EUR/d(2k)={full.daily_profit(2000):+.2f}")
        print(f"        {yrs}")
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    # VERDICT
    # ---------------------------------------------------------------------
    hdr("VERDICT")
    total_surv = sum(len(s) for s in sweeps)
    if total_surv == 0:
        print("  ZERO grid cells produced OOS net>0 on BOTH BTC and ETH at baseline fees.")
        print("  => No robust prior-period breakout/fade edge on clean BTC/ETH. The continuation-")
        print("     vs-fade tables above show which SIDE (if any) is even net-positive in-sample;")
        print("     consult PASS 1-5 for direction. Not deployable.")
    else:
        print(f"  {total_surv} grid cell(s) survived OOS>0 on both assets. Inspect PASS 6/7 and")
        print("  stress with fee sweep + per-year before trusting. List of survivors:")
        for s in sweeps:
            for params, res in s:
                ms = np.mean([res[a].net_return for a in assets]) * 100
                print(f"    {params}  meanOOS={ms:+.0f}%")
    print(f"\n  (elapsed {time.time()-t0:.0f}s)")
 if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
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 """TRACK H — VOLUME, RANGE & VOLATILITY-REGIME signals on CLEAN BTC/ETH (Deribit mainnet).
 The single question: net of realistic Deribit fees, OOS-robust on BOTH BTC & ETH, on >=12h
 timeframes (the only honest regime — sub-12h is fees + HF-noise overfit + the open-label
 look-ahead trap), is there ANY volume / range / volatility-regime signal that is
   (a) net-positive OOS on both assets standalone, AND
   (b) uncorrelated (|corr| < ~0.3) to the deployed winner TP01, AND/OR
   (c) usable as a REGIME FILTER that lifts TP01's Sharpe above ~1.32 or cuts its DD?
 HONESTY / NO LOOK-AHEAD:
  * Everything runs on the SAME causal per-bar engine used by TP01 (net_returns): we build a
    continuous TARGET position decided with data <= close[i], then HOLD it during bar i+1
    (pos_held[t] = target[t-1]). Gross = pos_held * simple_return[t]; fee charged on |Δpos|.
    This is identical in spirit to the harness `backtest_signals` (decide<=close[i], fill at
    close[i]); we cross-check two discrete signals through `backtest_signals` too.
  * Volume / range / vol features for bar i use ONLY bars <= i (rolling, prior-window, shift).
  * 12h / 1d frames are resampled from the certified 1h feed via resample_tf (label='left',
    closed='left') and consumed index-based with the +1 bar hold -> the open-label is never
    leaked (verified in trackD_lookahead_audit.py: Sharpe is label-invariant under this hold).
 Run:
    uv run python scripts/research/trackH_volume_vol.py            # full (12h + 1d)
    uv run python scripts/research/trackH_volume_vol.py --quick    # 12h only, fewer grids
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 import argparse
 import sys
 from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]))
 from src.backtest.harness import load, backtest_signals
 from src.strategies.trend_portfolio import TrendPortfolio, CANONICAL, resample_tf
 ASSETS = ["BTC", "ETH"]
 FEE_SIDE = 0.0005          # 0.05%/side = 0.10% RT (Deribit taker)
 OOS_FRAC = 0.65
 TF_BPD = {"12h": 2, "1d": 1}
 # ===========================================================================
 # Causal feature helpers (all use data <= i)
 # ===========================================================================
 def simple_returns(c: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray:
    r = np.zeros(len(c))
    r[1:] = c[1:] / c[:-1] - 1.0
    return r
 def realized_vol(r: np.ndarray, win: int, bpy: float) -> np.ndarray:
    return pd.Series(r).rolling(win, min_periods=max(2, win // 2)).std().values * np.sqrt(bpy)
 def roll_max_prior(x: np.ndarray, win: int) -> np.ndarray:
    """Max over the PRIOR `win` bars (excludes current bar i)."""
    return pd.Series(x).shift(1).rolling(win, min_periods=win).max().values
 def roll_min_prior(x: np.ndarray, win: int) -> np.ndarray:
    return pd.Series(x).shift(1).rolling(win, min_periods=win).min().values
 def roll_mean_prior(x: np.ndarray, win: int) -> np.ndarray:
    return pd.Series(x).shift(1).rolling(win, min_periods=win).mean().values
 def vol_zscore(vol: np.ndarray, win: int) -> np.ndarray:
    """z-score of current volume vs PRIOR `win` bars (uses <= i)."""
    s = pd.Series(vol)
    m = s.shift(1).rolling(win, min_periods=win).mean()
    sd = s.shift(1).rolling(win, min_periods=win).std()
    return ((s - m) / sd).values
 def atr(df: pd.DataFrame, period: int) -> np.ndarray:
    h, l, c = df["high"].values, df["low"].values, df["close"].values
    pc = np.roll(c, 1)
    pc[0] = c[0]
    tr = np.maximum(h - l, np.maximum(np.abs(h - pc), np.abs(l - pc)))
    return pd.Series(tr).ewm(alpha=1.0 / period, adjust=False).mean().values
 # ===========================================================================
 # Per-bar net-returns engine (causal, fee on turnover) — identical to TP01.net_returns
 # ===========================================================================
 def net_from_target(target: np.ndarray, r: np.ndarray, fee_side: float):
    """target[i] decided with data <= close[i] -> HELD during bar i+1."""
    target = np.nan_to_num(target, nan=0.0)
    pos = np.zeros(len(target))
    pos[1:] = target[:-1]
    gross = pos * r
    turn = np.abs(np.diff(pos, prepend=0.0))
    net = gross - fee_side * turn
    net[0] = 0.0
    net = np.clip(net, -0.99, None)
    return net, pos, turn
 def metrics(net: np.ndarray, idx: pd.DatetimeIndex, turn: np.ndarray, bpy: float) -> dict:
    rr = net[np.isfinite(net)]
    sharpe = float(np.mean(rr) / np.std(rr) * np.sqrt(bpy)) if np.std(rr) > 0 else 0.0
    equity = np.cumprod(1.0 + np.clip(net, -0.99, None))
    peak = np.maximum.accumulate(equity)
    dd = float(np.max((peak - equity) / peak)) if len(equity) else 0.0
    span_days = (idx[-1] - idx[0]).total_seconds() / 86400
    years = span_days / 365.25 if span_days > 0 else 1.0
    total = equity[-1] / equity[0] if len(equity) else 1.0
    cagr = total ** (1 / years) - 1 if years > 0 and total > 0 else -1.0
    ann_turn = float(np.sum(turn)) / years if years > 0 else 0.0
    return dict(sharpe=sharpe, max_dd=dd, cagr=cagr, total=total - 1,
                ann_turnover=ann_turn, equity=equity, years=years)
 def per_year(net: np.ndarray, idx: pd.DatetimeIndex) -> dict:
    eq = pd.Series(np.cumprod(1.0 + np.clip(net, -0.99, None)), index=idx)
    out = {}
    for y, g in eq.groupby(eq.index.year):
        if len(g) > 1 and g.iloc[0] > 0:
            out[int(y)] = float(g.iloc[-1] / g.iloc[0] - 1)
    return out
 # ===========================================================================
 # SIGNALS — each returns a continuous TARGET array (frac of equity, +/-), causal.
 # ===========================================================================
 def sig_vt_long(df, bpd, target_vol=0.20, vol_win_days=30, lev=2.0, **_):
    """Volatility-managed LONG: always long, sized to a vol target (no trend at all).
    Tests Moreira-Muir 'volatility-managed' alpha vs plain buy-and-hold."""
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    r = simple_returns(c)
    bpy = bpd * 365.25
    vol = realized_vol(r, vol_win_days * bpd, bpy)
    tgt = np.where((vol > 0) & np.isfinite(vol), target_vol / vol, 0.0)
    return np.clip(tgt, 0, lev)
 def sig_vol_breakout(df, bpd, don=20, zwin=20, zk=1.0, long_short=False, **_):
    """Volume-confirmed Donchian breakout (continuation). Long when close > prior-`don`-bar high
    AND volume z-score > zk; stay long until close < prior-`don`-bar low (then flat/short)."""
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    h = df["high"].values.astype(float)
    l = df["low"].values.astype(float)
    vol = df["volume"].values.astype(float)
    hi = roll_max_prior(h, don)
    lo = roll_min_prior(l, don)
    z = vol_zscore(vol, zwin)
    up = (c > hi) & (z > zk)
    dn = (c < lo) & (z > zk)
    state = np.zeros(len(c))
    s = 0.0
    for i in range(len(c)):
        if up[i]:
            s = 1.0
        elif dn[i]:
            s = -1.0 if long_short else 0.0
        elif s == 1.0 and c[i] < lo[i]:   # trailing exit for longs
            s = -1.0 if long_short else 0.0
        elif s == -1.0 and c[i] > hi[i]:
            s = 1.0
        state[i] = s
    return state
 def sig_obv_trend(df, bpd, ma=30, long_short=False, **_):
    """OBV trend: OBV = cumsum(sign(ret)*volume); long when OBV > its EMA(ma), else flat/short."""
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    vol = df["volume"].values.astype(float)
    r = simple_returns(c)
    obv = np.cumsum(np.sign(r) * vol)
    ema = pd.Series(obv).ewm(span=ma, adjust=False).mean().values
    d = np.where(obv > ema, 1.0, (-1.0 if long_short else 0.0))
    return d
 def sig_vw_momentum(df, bpd, mom_win=30, vol_win_days=30, target_vol=0.20, lev=2.0,
                    long_only=True, **_):
    """Volume-weighted momentum: sign of volume-weighted mean return over `mom_win` bars,
    vol-targeted. Compare to plain TSMOM (does weighting by volume add anything?)."""
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    vol = df["volume"].values.astype(float)
    r = simple_returns(c)
    rw = r * vol
    num = pd.Series(rw).rolling(mom_win, min_periods=mom_win).sum().values
    den = pd.Series(vol).rolling(mom_win, min_periods=mom_win).sum().values
    vwret = np.where(den > 0, num / den, 0.0)
    direction = np.sign(vwret)
    if long_only:
        direction = np.clip(direction, 0, None)
    bpy = bpd * 365.25
    rv = realized_vol(r, vol_win_days * bpd, bpy)
    scal = np.where((rv > 0) & np.isfinite(rv), target_vol / rv, 0.0)
    return np.clip(direction * scal, -lev, lev)
 def sig_range_expansion(df, bpd, rng_win=20, k=1.5, hold=5, long_short=False, **_):
    """Range-expansion breakout: when today's range > k * avg(prior `rng_win` ranges) and the
    bar closed in the upper/lower half, go with the close direction; hold `hold` bars."""
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    h = df["high"].values.astype(float)
    l = df["low"].values.astype(float)
    rng = h - l
    avg = roll_mean_prior(rng, rng_win)
    expand = rng > k * avg
    pos_in_bar = np.where(rng > 0, (c - l) / rng, 0.5)
    long_trig = expand & (pos_in_bar > 0.6)
    short_trig = expand & (pos_in_bar < 0.4)
    state = np.zeros(len(c))
    hold_left = 0
    cur = 0.0
    for i in range(len(c)):
        if hold_left > 0:
            hold_left -= 1
        else:
            cur = 0.0
        if long_trig[i]:
            cur = 1.0
            hold_left = hold
        elif short_trig[i] and long_short:
            cur = -1.0
            hold_left = hold
        state[i] = cur
    return state
 def sig_nr_breakout(df, bpd, nr=7, hold=5, long_short=False, **_):
    """NR-N breakout (daily-style): when the current bar's range is the narrowest of the last
    `nr` bars, take the breakout of the prior bar's high/low on the next bars; hold `hold`."""
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    h = df["high"].values.astype(float)
    l = df["low"].values.astype(float)
    rng = h - l
    is_nr = pd.Series(rng).rolling(nr, min_periods=nr).apply(
        lambda w: 1.0 if w[-1] == np.min(w) else 0.0, raw=True).values
    state = np.zeros(len(c))
    cur = 0.0
    hold_left = 0
    armed = False
    arm_hi = arm_lo = np.nan
    for i in range(len(c)):
        if hold_left > 0:
            hold_left -= 1
        else:
            cur = 0.0
        if armed:
            if c[i] > arm_hi:
                cur = 1.0
                hold_left = hold
                armed = False
            elif c[i] < arm_lo and long_short:
                cur = -1.0
                hold_left = hold
                armed = False
        if is_nr[i] == 1.0:
            armed = True
            arm_hi = h[i]
            arm_lo = l[i]
        state[i] = cur
    return state
 def sig_decl_vol_reversal(df, bpd, mom_win=10, vwin=10, **_):
    """Declining-volume reversal (fade): after an up-move on DECLINING volume, fade (short);
    after a down-move on declining volume, go long. Pure contrarian, vol-confirmed exhaustion."""
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    vol = df["volume"].values.astype(float)
    ret = pd.Series(c).pct_change(mom_win).values
    vtrend = vol - roll_mean_prior(vol, vwin)
    declining = vtrend < 0
    state = np.zeros(len(c))
    state[(ret > 0) & declining] = -1.0
    state[(ret < 0) & declining] = 1.0
    return state
 SIGNALS = {
    "VT-long":        (sig_vt_long, dict(target_vol=0.20, vol_win_days=30, lev=2.0)),
    "VolBreakout":    (sig_vol_breakout, dict(don=20, zwin=20, zk=1.0)),
    "OBV-trend":      (sig_obv_trend, dict(ma=30)),
    "VW-mom":         (sig_vw_momentum, dict(mom_win=30, vol_win_days=30)),
    "RangeExpand":    (sig_range_expansion, dict(rng_win=20, k=1.5, hold=5)),
    "NR7-break":      (sig_nr_breakout, dict(nr=7, hold=5)),
    "DeclVolRev":     (sig_decl_vol_reversal, dict(mom_win=10, vwin=10)),
 }
 # ===========================================================================
 # Evaluation
 # ===========================================================================
 def eval_signal(fn, params, tf, asset, fee_side=FEE_SIDE):
    df = resample_tf(load(asset, "1h"), tf)
    bpd = TF_BPD[tf]
    bpy = bpd * 365.25
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    r = simple_returns(c)
    idx = pd.to_datetime(df["datetime"].values)
    tgt = fn(df, bpd, **params)
    net, pos, turn = net_from_target(tgt, r, fee_side)
    m = metrics(net, idx, turn, bpy)
    # OOS split
    cut = int(len(net) * OOS_FRAC)
    mi = metrics(net[:cut], idx[:cut], turn[:cut], bpy)
    mo = metrics(net[cut:], idx[cut:], turn[cut:], bpy)
    return dict(net=net, idx=idx, full=m, is_=mi, oos=mo, py=per_year(net, idx))
 def tp01_net(asset, tf):
    tp = TrendPortfolio(**CANONICAL)
    df = resample_tf(load(asset, "1h"), tf)
    net, ts = tp.net_returns(df)
    return pd.Series(net, index=pd.to_datetime(ts.values))
 def corr_to_tp01(net, idx, tp_series):
    s = pd.Series(net, index=idx)
    j = pd.concat([s.rename("a"), tp_series.rename("b")], axis=1, join="inner").fillna(0.0)
    if j["a"].std() == 0 or j["b"].std() == 0:
        return 0.0
    return float(j["a"].corr(j["b"]))
 # ===========================================================================
 # Reports
 # ===========================================================================
 def report_headline(tf, quick):
    print("\n" + "=" * 120)
    print(f"# HEADLINE — TF {tf} | standalone signals, full / IS / OOS, turnover, corr→TP01 (fee 0.10% RT)")
    print("=" * 120)
    tp = {a: tp01_net(a, tf) for a in ASSETS}
    print(f"  {'signal':<14s}{'asset':<6s}"
          f"{'fullShrp':>9s}{'fullCAGR':>9s}{'fullDD':>7s}"
          f"{'IS_Shrp':>8s}{'OOS_Shrp':>9s}{'OOS_ret':>8s}{'turn/y':>8s}{'corrTP':>8s}")
    results = {}
    for name, (fn, params) in SIGNALS.items():
        for a in ASSETS:
            res = eval_signal(fn, params, tf, a)
            cr = corr_to_tp01(res["net"], res["idx"], tp[a])
            results[(name, a)] = (res, cr)
            print(f"  {name:<14s}{a:<6s}"
                  f"{res['full']['sharpe']:>9.2f}{res['full']['cagr']*100:>8.1f}%"
                  f"{res['full']['max_dd']*100:>6.1f}%"
                  f"{res['is_']['sharpe']:>8.2f}{res['oos']['sharpe']:>9.2f}"
                  f"{res['oos']['total']*100:>7.1f}%{res['full']['ann_turnover']:>8.1f}{cr:>8.2f}")
    return results, tp
 def report_peryear(results):
    print("\n" + "-" * 120)
    print("# PER-YEAR net return (%) — only signals with OOS Sharpe>0 on BOTH assets shown")
    print("-" * 120)
    years = list(range(2018, 2027))
    # which signals pass OOS>0 both assets
    good = []
    for name in SIGNALS:
        if all(results[(name, a)][0]["oos"]["sharpe"] > 0 for a in ASSETS):
            good.append(name)
    if not good:
        print("  (none — no signal has positive OOS Sharpe on BOTH assets)")
        return good
    print("  " + " " * 22 + "".join(f"{y:>7d}" for y in years))
    for name in good:
        for a in ASSETS:
            py = results[(name, a)][0]["py"]
            row = "".join(("    .  " if y not in py else f"{py[y]*100:>+7.0f}") for y in years)
            print(f"  {name+' '+a:<22s}{row}")
    return good
 def report_grid(quick):
    print("\n" + "=" * 120)
    print("# GRID ROBUSTNESS (TF 12h) — fraction of cells with positive full+OOS Sharpe on BOTH assets")
    print("=" * 120)
    tf = "12h"
    grids = {
        "VolBreakout": ("sig", sig_vol_breakout,
                        dict(don=[10, 20, 40] if not quick else [20],
                             zwin=[10, 20, 40], zk=[0.5, 1.0, 2.0])),
        "OBV-trend":   ("sig", sig_obv_trend, dict(ma=[15, 30, 60, 100])),
        "VW-mom":      ("sig", sig_vw_momentum,
                        dict(mom_win=[15, 30, 60, 90], long_only=[True])),
        "RangeExpand": ("sig", sig_range_expansion,
                        dict(rng_win=[10, 20, 40], k=[1.3, 1.5, 2.0], hold=[3, 5, 10])),
        "VT-long":     ("sig", sig_vt_long, dict(target_vol=[0.15, 0.20, 0.30],
                                                 vol_win_days=[15, 30, 60])),
    }
    from itertools import product
    for name, (_, fn, axes) in grids.items():
        keys = list(axes.keys())
        combos = list(product(*[axes[k] for k in keys]))
        npos = 0
        best = (-9, None)
        for combo in combos:
            params = dict(zip(keys, combo))
            ok = True
            sh_sum = 0.0
            for a in ASSETS:
                res = eval_signal(fn, params, tf, a)
                if not (res["full"]["sharpe"] > 0 and res["oos"]["sharpe"] > 0):
                    ok = False
                sh_sum += res["oos"]["sharpe"]
            if ok:
                npos += 1
            if sh_sum > best[0]:
                best = (sh_sum, params)
        print(f"  {name:<14s} positive both(full&OOS): {npos:>3d}/{len(combos):<3d} "
              f"({npos/len(combos)*100:>4.0f}%)   best OOS-sum cfg: {best[1]}")
 def report_feesweep():
    print("\n" + "=" * 120)
    print("# FEE SWEEP (TF 12h) — OOS Sharpe (BTC/ETH) vs round-trip fee for the headline signals")
    print("=" * 120)
    tf = "12h"
    fees = [0.0, 0.0005, 0.001, 0.0015, 0.002]   # per side; RT = 2x
    print(f"  {'signal':<14s}" + "".join(f"  RT{f*2*100:>4.2f}%" for f in fees))
    for name, (fn, params) in SIGNALS.items():
        cells = []
        for f in fees:
            shs = []
            for a in ASSETS:
                res = eval_signal(fn, params, tf, a, fee_side=f)
                shs.append(res["oos"]["sharpe"])
            cells.append(f"{shs[0]:>4.2f}/{shs[1]:<4.2f}")
        print(f"  {name:<14s}" + "".join(f"  {c:>9s}" for c in cells))
 # ===========================================================================
 # REGIME FILTER on TP01 — does a vol/volume regime mask lift Sharpe or cut DD?
 # ===========================================================================
 def vol_regime_mask(df, bpd, win_days=30, mode="low", q=0.5):
    """Boolean per-bar mask (decided <= close[i]) for a realized-vol regime.
    mode='low': keep exposure when vol <= rolling median; 'high': when vol > median."""
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    r = simple_returns(c)
    bpy = bpd * 365.25
    vol = realized_vol(r, win_days * bpd, bpy)
    # causal expanding/rolling quantile threshold (use a long rolling window, prior bars)
    thr = pd.Series(vol).shift(1).rolling(180 * bpd, min_periods=30 * bpd).quantile(q).values
    if mode == "low":
        mask = vol <= thr
    else:
        mask = vol > thr
    return np.nan_to_num(mask.astype(float), nan=1.0)   # default keep before warmup
 def vol_managed_mask(df, bpd, win_days=30, target_vol=0.20, cap=1.5):
    """Continuous vol-scaling multiplier on TP01: scale exposure by target_vol/realized_vol,
    capped — an explicit volatility-managed overlay distinct from TP01's own sizing."""
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    r = simple_returns(c)
    bpy = bpd * 365.25
    vol = realized_vol(r, win_days * bpd, bpy)
    mult = np.where((vol > 0) & np.isfinite(vol), target_vol / vol, 1.0)
    return np.clip(mult, 0.0, cap)
 def report_regime_filter(tf="12h"):
    print("\n" + "=" * 120)
    print(f"# REGIME FILTER on TP01 (TF {tf}) — apply a vol mask/overlay to TP01 target, 50/50 portfolio")
    print("=" * 120)
    bpd = TF_BPD[tf]
    bpy = bpd * 365.25
    tp = TrendPortfolio(**CANONICAL)
    def portfolio(transform):
        """transform(df,target)->target'; returns combined 50/50 net series + idx."""
        series = {}
        for a in ASSETS:
            df = resample_tf(load(a, "1h"), tf)
            r = simple_returns(df["close"].values.astype(float))
            tgt = tp.target_series(df)
            tgt2 = transform(df, tgt)
            net, _, _ = net_from_target(tgt2, r, CANONICAL["fee_side"])
            series[a] = pd.Series(net, index=pd.to_datetime(df["datetime"].values))
        J = pd.concat(series, axis=1, join="inner").fillna(0.0)
        combo = 0.5 * J[ASSETS[0]].values + 0.5 * J[ASSETS[1]].values
        return combo, J.index
    variants = {
        "TP01 baseline":       lambda df, t: t,
        "× keep LOW-vol":      lambda df, t: t * vol_regime_mask(df, bpd, mode="low", q=0.5),
        "× keep HIGH-vol":     lambda df, t: t * vol_regime_mask(df, bpd, mode="high", q=0.5),
        "× keep LOW-vol q.7":  lambda df, t: t * vol_regime_mask(df, bpd, mode="low", q=0.7),
        "× vol-managed x1.5":  lambda df, t: t * vol_managed_mask(df, bpd, cap=1.5) /
                                            np.maximum(vol_managed_mask(df, bpd, cap=1.5).mean(), 1e-9),
        "× obv-up only":       lambda df, t: t * (np.where(
            np.cumsum(np.sign(simple_returns(df['close'].values.astype(float))) * df['volume'].values)
            > pd.Series(np.cumsum(np.sign(simple_returns(df['close'].values.astype(float)))
                                  * df['volume'].values)).ewm(span=30, adjust=False).mean().values,
            1.0, 0.0)),
    }
    print(f"  {'variant':<22s}{'fullShrp':>9s}{'IS_Shrp':>8s}{'OOS_Shrp':>9s}"
          f"{'CAGR':>8s}{'maxDD':>8s}{'turn/y':>9s}")
    for name, tr in variants.items():
        combo, idx = portfolio(tr)
        m = metrics(combo, idx, np.zeros_like(combo), bpy)
        cut = int(len(combo) * OOS_FRAC)
        mi = metrics(combo[:cut], idx[:cut], np.zeros_like(combo[:cut]), bpy)
        mo = metrics(combo[cut:], idx[cut:], np.zeros_like(combo[cut:]), bpy)
        tt = 0.0
        for a in ASSETS:
            df = resample_tf(load(a, "1h"), tf)
            tgt2 = tr(df, tp.target_series(df))
            tt += np.sum(np.abs(np.diff(np.nan_to_num(tgt2), prepend=0.0)))
        ann_tt = tt / m["years"] / 2.0
        print(f"  {name:<22s}{m['sharpe']:>9.2f}{mi['sharpe']:>8.2f}{mo['sharpe']:>9.2f}"
              f"{m['cagr']*100:>7.1f}%{m['max_dd']*100:>7.1f}%{ann_tt:>9.1f}")
    # robustness of the OBV-up filter across EMA spans (is 1.49 luck or stable?)
    print("\n  OBV-up filter robustness across EMA span (full / OOS Sharpe, maxDD):")
    for span in [15, 20, 30, 45, 60, 90]:
        def tr(df, t, sp=span):
            c = df['close'].values.astype(float)
            v = df['volume'].values.astype(float)
            obv = np.cumsum(np.sign(simple_returns(c)) * v)
            ema = pd.Series(obv).ewm(span=sp, adjust=False).mean().values
            return t * np.where(obv > ema, 1.0, 0.0)
        combo, idx = portfolio(tr)
        m = metrics(combo, idx, np.zeros_like(combo), bpy)
        cut = int(len(combo) * OOS_FRAC)
        mo = metrics(combo[cut:], idx[cut:], np.zeros_like(combo[cut:]), bpy)
        py = per_year(combo, idx)
        neg_years = sum(1 for y, v in py.items() if v < 0)
        print(f"    span {span:>3d}: full {m['sharpe']:>4.2f}  OOS {mo['sharpe']:>4.2f}  "
              f"DD {m['max_dd']*100:>4.1f}%  CAGR {m['cagr']*100:>5.1f}%  neg-years {neg_years}")
 def main():
    ap = argparse.ArgumentParser()
    ap.add_argument("--quick", action="store_true")
    args = ap.parse_args()
    print("#" * 120)
    print("# TRACK H — VOLUME / RANGE / VOLATILITY-REGIME on certified BTC/ETH (Deribit mainnet)")
    print("# Honest engine: target decided <=close[i], held bar i+1; fee on |Δpos|; OOS 65/35; >=12h only.")
    print("#" * 120)
    tfs = ["12h"] if args.quick else ["12h", "1d"]
    for tf in tfs:
        results, tp = report_headline(tf, args.quick)
        report_peryear(results)
        if tf == "12h":
            crosscheck_backtest_signals()
    report_grid(args.quick)
    report_feesweep()
    report_regime_filter("12h")
    print("\n" + "#" * 120)
    print("# VERDICT (track H) — honest reading of the tables above")
    print("#" * 120)
    for line in [
        "1. NO uncorrelated additive edge found. Every PROFITABLE volume/range/vol signal",
        "   (VolBreakout, OBV-trend, VW-mom, VT-long) is trend-in-disguise: corr-to-TP01 0.61-0.75.",
        "   They do not diversify TP01 -> cannot raise the 50/50 portfolio Sharpe.",
        "2. The genuinely LOWER-corr signals (RangeExpand ~0.48, NR7 ~0.48) FAIL OOS on >=1 asset",
        "   (NR7 ETH OOS Sharpe ~0.0/-0.03; RangeExpand BTC weak, ETH negative on 1d). Not deployable.",
        "3. Declining-volume / fade (mean-reversion) is firmly NEGATIVE net of fees on both assets",
        "   and at ZERO fee -> confirms the v2.0.0 lesson: MR edge was feed contamination, it is dead.",
        "4. Vol-REGIME gating of TP01 (keep low-vol / keep high-vol) HURTS Sharpe (1.32 -> 0.94/0.98).",
        "   A vol-managed x1.5 overlay leaves Sharpe ~flat (1.33) but raises DD (17.9%). No win.",
        "5. The ONLY non-harmful overlay is an OBV-up trend-CONFIRMATION filter (keep TP01 long only",
        "   while OBV>EMA): full Sharpe 1.32->1.49, maxDD 13.3%->10.1%, but CAGR 16.2%->14.4%, turnover",
        "   +60%, and OOS gain is marginal (0.90->1.04) and span-sensitive (fades for EMA>45). It is",
        "   trend double-confirmation (de-risking), NOT new alpha. Worth noting as a DEFENSIVE overlay",
        "   if cutting DD matters more than CAGR; it does NOT robustly raise the portfolio Sharpe.",
        "BOTTOM LINE: the ~1.3 portfolio-Sharpe ceiling on BTC/ETH-only HOLDS. Volume/range/vol add",
        "nothing uncorrelated. TP01 stays the deployable winner.",
    ]:
        print("  " + line)
    print("#" * 120)
 def crosscheck_backtest_signals():
    """Cross-check two DISCRETE signals through the canonical harness `backtest_signals`
    (decide<=close[i], fill at close[i]) to confirm the per-bar engine isn't flattering them."""
    print("\n" + "-" * 120)
    print("# CROSS-CHECK via harness.backtest_signals (discrete entries, fee 0.10% RT, TF 12h)")
    print("-" * 120)
    tf = "12h"
    for a in ASSETS:
        df = resample_tf(load(a, "1h"), tf)
        h = df["high"].values.astype(float)
        l = df["low"].values.astype(float)
        c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
        rng = h - l
        avg = roll_mean_prior(rng, 20)
        pos_in_bar = np.where(rng > 0, (c - l) / rng, 0.5)
        expand = rng > 1.5 * avg
        entries = [None] * len(df)
        for i in range(len(df)):
            if expand[i] and pos_in_bar[i] > 0.6:
                entries[i] = dict(dir=1, tp=None, sl=None, max_bars=5)
        m = backtest_signals(df, entries, fee_rt=0.001, leverage=1.0, asset=a, tf=tf)
        m.print_summary(f"RangeExpand(L,5b) {a}")
 if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
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 """TRACK I — ALTERNATIVE MOMENTUM FORMULATIONS + LONG-HORIZON REVERSAL (BTC & ETH, >=12h).
 Goal:
  (A) Find a momentum formulation that BEATS or DIVERSIFIES the canonical TP01 sign-blend
      (TSMOM 1-3-6m, vol-targeted, 50/50 BTC+ETH, 12h, Sharpe ~1.32).
  (B) Test the classic LONG-HORIZON REVERSAL effect (fade 12/18/24-month winners) as a
      potentially UNCORRELATED positive overlay, and a momentum+reversal blend.
 Honest harness (mirrors src/strategies/trend_portfolio.py exactly):
  - direction decided with data <= close[i]; positions HELD next bar (pos_held[1:] = tgt[:-1]);
  - vol-target by inverse PAST-ONLY realized vol (target_vol/vol), leverage-capped;
  - NET fees 0.10% RT (0.05%/side) on turnover; fee sweep included;
  - 12h / 1d only (sub-12h is dominated by costs/overfit and a prior 4h look-ahead bug);
  - OOS 65/35 split + per-year; robustness across lookbacks AND both assets;
  - correlation vs TP01 net returns reported for EVERY candidate.
 A candidate is INTERESTING only if net-positive OOS on BOTH assets AND either
  (higher portfolio Sharpe than TP01 ~1.32) OR (|corr to TP01| < ~0.3 and positive).
 Run:  uv run python scripts/research/trackI_momentum_reversal.py
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 import sys
 from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]))
 from src.backtest.harness import load
 from src.strategies.trend_portfolio import resample_tf, simple_returns, realized_vol
 ASSETS = ["BTC", "ETH"]
 FEE_SIDE = 0.0005          # 0.05%/side = 0.10% RT
 TARGET_VOL = 0.20
 LEVERAGE = 2.0
 VOL_WIN_DAYS = 30
 OOS_FRAC = 0.65
 MONTH = 30                 # days per "month" (calendar-consistent across TFs)
 # tf -> bars_per_day
 TF_BPD = {"12h": 2, "1d": 1}
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # data
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def get_df(asset: str, tf: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
    df = load(asset, "1h")
    rule = {"12h": "12h", "1d": "1D"}[tf]
    return resample_tf(df, rule)
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # vol-target machinery (identical convention to TP01)
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def build_target(direction, vol, long_only):
    d = np.clip(direction, 0, None) if long_only else direction
    scal = np.where((vol > 0) & np.isfinite(vol), TARGET_VOL / vol, 0.0)
    tgt = np.clip(d * scal, -LEVERAGE, LEVERAGE)
    tgt[~np.isfinite(tgt)] = 0.0
    return tgt
 def net_from_target(tgt, r, fee_side=FEE_SIDE):
    pos_held = np.zeros(len(tgt))
    pos_held[1:] = tgt[:-1]
    gross = pos_held * r
    turn = np.abs(np.diff(pos_held, prepend=0.0))
    net = gross - fee_side * turn
    net[0] = 0.0
    return np.clip(net, -0.99, None)
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # DIRECTION FORMULATIONS  (each returns array in roughly [-1, 1], causal, decided <= close[i])
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def _log_mom(c, h):
    """log return over h bars; nan before h."""
    m = np.full(len(c), np.nan)
    m[h:] = np.log(c[h:] / c[:-h])
    return m
 def dir_signblend(c, bpd, horizons_m=(1, 3, 6)):
    """TP01 baseline: mean of sign(log return) over horizons."""
    n = len(c)
    acc = np.zeros(n); cnt = np.zeros(n)
    for hm in horizons_m:
        h = hm * MONTH * bpd
        s = np.full(n, np.nan)
        s[h:] = np.sign(c[h:] / c[:-h] - 1.0)
        v = np.isfinite(s); acc[v] += s[v]; cnt[v] += 1
    out = np.zeros(n); nz = cnt > 0; out[nz] = acc[nz] / cnt[nz]
    return out
 def dir_zscore(c, bpd, horizons_m=(1, 3, 6), std_win_m=12):
    """(i) Continuous momentum: z-scored cumulative log-return, tanh-bounded, multi-horizon avg."""
    n = len(c); w = std_win_m * MONTH * bpd
    acc = np.zeros(n); cnt = np.zeros(n)
    for hm in horizons_m:
        h = hm * MONTH * bpd
        m = _log_mom(c, h)
        s = pd.Series(m)
        sd = s.rolling(w, min_periods=w // 3).std().values
        z = np.where((sd > 0) & np.isfinite(sd), m / sd, np.nan)
        d = np.tanh(z)
        v = np.isfinite(d); acc[v] += d[v]; cnt[v] += 1
    out = np.zeros(n); nz = cnt > 0; out[nz] = acc[nz] / cnt[nz]
    return out
 def dir_riskadj(c, bpd, horizons_m=(1, 3, 6)):
    """(ii) Risk-adjusted momentum: h-horizon return / vol-of-that-horizon, tanh, multi-horizon."""
    n = len(c); r = simple_returns(c)
    acc = np.zeros(n); cnt = np.zeros(n)
    for hm in horizons_m:
        h = hm * MONTH * bpd
        ret = np.full(n, np.nan); ret[h:] = c[h:] / c[:-h] - 1.0
        # vol of the h-bar return = per-bar std over last h bars * sqrt(h)
        sd = pd.Series(r).rolling(h, min_periods=h // 2).std().values * np.sqrt(h)
        ra = np.where((sd > 0) & np.isfinite(sd), ret / sd, np.nan)
        d = np.tanh(ra)
        v = np.isfinite(d); acc[v] += d[v]; cnt[v] += 1
    out = np.zeros(n); nz = cnt > 0; out[nz] = acc[nz] / cnt[nz]
    return out
 def _ema(c, span):
    return pd.Series(c).ewm(span=span, adjust=False).mean().values
 def dir_emacross(c, bpd, pairs_m=((1, 3), (2, 6), (3, 9))):
    """(iii) EMA-cross trend: mean of sign(ema_fast - ema_slow) over calendar-day pairs."""
    n = len(c)
    acc = np.zeros(n); cnt = np.zeros(n)
    for fm, sm in pairs_m:
        ef = _ema(c, fm * MONTH * bpd)
        es = _ema(c, sm * MONTH * bpd)
        warm = sm * MONTH * bpd
        d = np.sign(ef - es)
        d[:warm] = np.nan
        v = np.isfinite(d); acc[v] += d[v]; cnt[v] += 1
    out = np.zeros(n); nz = cnt > 0; out[nz] = acc[nz] / cnt[nz]
    return out
 def dir_macd(c, bpd):
    """(iii-b) Classic MACD with calendar spans (fast~1m, slow~2m, signal~0.75m): sign(macd-signal)."""
    n = len(c)
    fast = int(round(1.0 * MONTH * bpd)); slow = int(round(2.0 * MONTH * bpd))
    sig = int(round(0.75 * MONTH * bpd))
    macd = _ema(c, fast) - _ema(c, slow)
    signal = pd.Series(macd).ewm(span=sig, adjust=False).mean().values
    d = np.sign(macd - signal)
    d[:slow] = 0.0
    return d
 def dir_donchian(c, bpd, n_m=2):
    """(iv) Donchian breakout (>=12h): +1 if close > prior-N max, -1 if < prior-N min, else hold."""
    n = len(c); N = n_m * MONTH * bpd
    hi = pd.Series(c).rolling(N, min_periods=N).max().shift(1).values
    lo = pd.Series(c).rolling(N, min_periods=N).min().shift(1).values
    d = np.zeros(n); state = 0.0
    for i in range(n):
        if np.isfinite(hi[i]) and c[i] >= hi[i]:
            state = 1.0
        elif np.isfinite(lo[i]) and c[i] <= lo[i]:
            state = -1.0
        d[i] = state
    return d
 def dir_accel(c, bpd, horizons_m=(3, 6), lag_m=1):
    """(v) Acceleration: sign of CHANGE in momentum (mom[i] - mom[i-lag]) i.e. 2nd derivative."""
    n = len(c); lag = lag_m * MONTH * bpd
    acc = np.zeros(n); cnt = np.zeros(n)
    for hm in horizons_m:
        h = hm * MONTH * bpd
        m = _log_mom(c, h)
        dm = np.full(n, np.nan)
        dm[lag:] = m[lag:] - m[:-lag]
        d = np.sign(dm)
        v = np.isfinite(d); acc[v] += d[v]; cnt[v] += 1
    out = np.zeros(n); nz = cnt > 0; out[nz] = acc[nz] / cnt[nz]
    return out
 def dir_mom12_1(c, bpd, lookbacks_m=(6, 12), skip_m=1):
    """(vi) 12-1 momentum: return from (i-L) to (i-skip), skipping the most-recent `skip` month.
    For index i (>=L): sign( c[i-skip] / c[i-L] - 1 ).  Causal (uses data <= close[i-skip])."""
    n = len(c); skip = skip_m * MONTH * bpd
    acc = np.zeros(n); cnt = np.zeros(n)
    for Lm in lookbacks_m:
        L = Lm * MONTH * bpd
        s = np.full(n, np.nan)
        # i runs L..n-1:  c[i-skip] = c[L-skip : n-skip],  c[i-L] = c[0 : n-L]
        s[L:] = np.sign(c[L - skip:n - skip] / c[:n - L] - 1.0)
        v = np.isfinite(s); acc[v] += s[v]; cnt[v] += 1
    out = np.zeros(n); nz = cnt > 0; out[nz] = acc[nz] / cnt[nz]
    return out
 def make_reversal(lookbacks_m):
    """(B) long-horizon reversal: -sign of long-horizon return (short past winners)."""
    def fn(c, bpd):
        n = len(c)
        acc = np.zeros(n); cnt = np.zeros(n)
        for Lm in lookbacks_m:
            L = Lm * MONTH * bpd
            s = np.full(n, np.nan)
            s[L:] = -np.sign(c[L:] / c[:-L] - 1.0)
            v = np.isfinite(s); acc[v] += s[v]; cnt[v] += 1
        out = np.zeros(n); nz = cnt > 0; out[nz] = acc[nz] / cnt[nz]
        return out
    return fn
 def make_mom_minus_rev(mom_m, rev_m, rev_w=0.5):
    """Blend: long medium-term momentum + fade very-long-term extension (weighted)."""
    def fn(c, bpd):
        n = len(c)
        mom = dir_signblend(c, bpd, horizons_m=mom_m)
        rev_fn = make_reversal(rev_m)
        rev = rev_fn(c, bpd)
        return np.clip(mom + rev_w * rev, -1.0, 1.0)
    return fn
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # run a formulation -> per-asset net series, combined portfolio series, metrics
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 def asset_net_series(asset, tf, dir_fn, long_only, fee_side=FEE_SIDE):
    df = get_df(asset, tf); bpd = TF_BPD[tf]
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    r = simple_returns(c)
    bpy = bpd * 365.25
    vol = realized_vol(r, VOL_WIN_DAYS * bpd, bpy)
    direction = dir_fn(c, bpd)
    tgt = build_target(direction, vol, long_only)
    net = net_from_target(tgt, r, fee_side)
    return pd.Series(net, index=pd.to_datetime(df["datetime"].values))
 def portfolio_combo(tf, dir_fn, long_only, fee_side=FEE_SIDE):
    s = {a: asset_net_series(a, tf, dir_fn, long_only, fee_side) for a in ASSETS}
    J = pd.concat(s, axis=1, join="inner").fillna(0.0)
    combo = 0.5 * J[ASSETS[0]].values + 0.5 * J[ASSETS[1]].values
    return pd.Series(combo, index=J.index), s
 def sharpe_of(series, bpy):
    r = series.values[np.isfinite(series.values)]
    return float(np.mean(r) / np.std(r) * np.sqrt(bpy)) if len(r) and np.std(r) > 0 else 0.0
 def metrics_of(combo: pd.Series, bpy):
    idx = combo.index
    equity = np.cumprod(1.0 + np.clip(combo.values, -0.99, None))
    sharpe = sharpe_of(combo, bpy)
    peak = np.maximum.accumulate(equity)
    dd = float(np.max((peak - equity) / peak))
    years = (idx[-1] - idx[0]).total_seconds() / 86400 / 365.25
    total = equity[-1] / equity[0]
    cagr = total ** (1 / years) - 1 if years > 0 and total > 0 else -1.0
    eq = pd.Series(equity, index=idx)
    yearly = {}
    for y, g in eq.groupby(eq.index.year):
        if len(g) > 1 and g.iloc[0] > 0:
            v = g.values; pk = np.maximum.accumulate(v)
            yearly[int(y)] = (float(g.iloc[-1] / g.iloc[0] - 1), float(np.max((pk - v) / pk)))
    # OOS split
    k = int(len(combo) * OOS_FRAC)
    is_sh = sharpe_of(combo.iloc[:k], bpy)
    oos_sh = sharpe_of(combo.iloc[k:], bpy)
    return dict(sharpe=sharpe, max_dd=dd, cagr=cagr, total=total - 1,
                yearly=yearly, is_sharpe=is_sh, oos_sharpe=oos_sh, equity=eq)
 ALL_YEARS = list(range(2018, 2027))
 def fmt_yearly(yearly):
    return "".join(("   .  " if y not in yearly else f"{yearly[y][0]*100:>+6.0f}") for y in ALL_YEARS)
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # main
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 PART_A = [
    ("baseline signblend 1-3-6m", dir_signblend),
    ("(i)   z-score cum-ret",     dir_zscore),
    ("(ii)  risk-adj momentum",   dir_riskadj),
    ("(iii) EMA-cross trend",     dir_emacross),
    ("(iii-b) MACD",              dir_macd),
    ("(iv)  Donchian breakout",   dir_donchian),
    ("(v)   acceleration",        dir_accel),
    ("(vi)  12-1 skip momentum",  dir_mom12_1),
 ]
 def report_block(title, items, tf, long_only, tp_combo, bpy):
    mode = "LONG-FLAT" if long_only else "LONG-SHORT"
    print(f"\n{'='*112}\n  {title}  |  TF={tf}  mode={mode}\n{'='*112}")
    print(f"  {'formulation':<26s} {'Shrp':>5s} {'IS':>5s} {'OOS':>5s} {'CAGR':>6s} "
          f"{'maxDD':>6s} {'corrTP':>7s} {'aBTC':>5s} {'aETH':>5s}  per-year PnL%")
    print(f"  {'':<26s} {'':>5s} {'':>5s} {'':>5s} {'':>6s} {'':>6s} {'':>7s} {'':>5s} {'':>5s}  "
          + "".join(f"{y%100:>6d}" for y in ALL_YEARS))
    results = {}
    for name, fn in items:
        combo, sleeves = portfolio_combo(tf, fn, long_only)
        m = metrics_of(combo, bpy)
        # per-asset standalone Sharpe
        a_sh = {a: sharpe_of(sleeves[a], bpy) for a in ASSETS}
        # correlation to TP01 (aligned inner)
        J = pd.concat([combo.rename("x"), tp_combo.rename("t")], axis=1, join="inner").dropna()
        corr = float(np.corrcoef(J["x"], J["t"])[0, 1]) if len(J) > 2 else float("nan")
        print(f"  {name:<26s} {m['sharpe']:>5.2f} {m['is_sharpe']:>5.2f} {m['oos_sharpe']:>5.2f} "
              f"{m['cagr']*100:>+5.0f}% {m['max_dd']*100:>5.1f}% {corr:>7.2f} "
              f"{a_sh['BTC']:>5.2f} {a_sh['ETH']:>5.2f}  {fmt_yearly(m['yearly'])}")
        results[name] = dict(metrics=m, corr=corr, combo=combo, a_sh=a_sh)
    return results
 def main():
    print("#" * 112)
    print("# TRACK I — alternative momentum formulations + long-horizon reversal (BTC&ETH, >=12h)")
    print("# vol-target 20%, lev cap 2x, fee 0.10% RT, positions +1 bar, 50/50 BTC+ETH. OOS 65/35.")
    print("#" * 112)
    for tf in ("12h", "1d"):
        bpy = TF_BPD[tf] * 365.25
        # TP01 reference combo at this TF (long-flat canonical) for correlation
        tp_combo, _ = portfolio_combo(tf, dir_signblend, long_only=True)
        tp_m = metrics_of(tp_combo, bpy)
        print(f"\n>>> TP01 reference @ {tf} (long-flat 1-3-6m): "
              f"Sharpe {tp_m['sharpe']:.2f}  IS {tp_m['is_sharpe']:.2f}  OOS {tp_m['oos_sharpe']:.2f}  "
              f"CAGR {tp_m['cagr']*100:+.0f}%  maxDD {tp_m['max_dd']*100:.1f}%")
        # PART A — long-flat (fair vs canonical) and long-short
        report_block("PART A — momentum formulations", PART_A, tf, True, tp_combo, bpy)
        if tf == "12h":
            report_block("PART A — momentum formulations (long-short)", PART_A, tf, False, tp_combo, bpy)
    # ----- PART B: reversal + blends, focus 12h -----
    tf = "12h"; bpy = TF_BPD[tf] * 365.25
    tp_combo, _ = portfolio_combo(tf, dir_signblend, long_only=True)
    rev_items = [
        ("reversal 12m",        make_reversal((12,))),
        ("reversal 18m",        make_reversal((18,))),
        ("reversal 24m",        make_reversal((24,))),
        ("reversal 12-18-24m",  make_reversal((12, 18, 24))),
    ]
    print("\n\n" + "#" * 112)
    print("# PART B — LONG-HORIZON REVERSAL (fade past winners). Must be net-positive AND uncorrelated.")
    print("#" * 112)
    revB = report_block("PART B — reversal (long-short)", rev_items, tf, False, tp_combo, bpy)
    # reversal long-flat (long past losers only) for completeness
    report_block("PART B — reversal (long-flat)", rev_items, tf, True, tp_combo, bpy)
    blend_items = [
        ("mom(1-6) - 0.5*rev(12-24)", make_mom_minus_rev((1, 3, 6), (12, 24), 0.5)),
        ("mom(1-6) - 1.0*rev(12-24)", make_mom_minus_rev((1, 3, 6), (12, 24), 1.0)),
        ("mom(1-3) - 0.5*rev(18-24)", make_mom_minus_rev((1, 3), (18, 24), 0.5)),
    ]
    report_block("PART B — momentum + reversal blend", blend_items, tf, True, tp_combo, bpy)
    # ----- COMBINED PORTFOLIO: TP01 + best diversifier -----
    print("\n\n" + "#" * 112)
    print("# COMBINED: TP01 (long-flat) + candidate diversifier, blended on net returns")
    print("#" * 112)
    tp_m = metrics_of(tp_combo, bpy)
    print(f"  TP01 alone: Sharpe {tp_m['sharpe']:.3f}  CAGR {tp_m['cagr']*100:+.0f}%  maxDD {tp_m['max_dd']*100:.1f}%")
    # candidates to try as overlay: the best A formulations + reversal variants
    overlays = {
        "z-score":            (dir_zscore, True),
        "risk-adj":           (dir_riskadj, True),
        "12-1 skip":          (dir_mom12_1, True),
        "reversal 12-18-24 LS": (make_reversal((12, 18, 24)), False),
        "reversal 24m LS":    (make_reversal((24,)), False),
    }
    for name, (fn, lo) in overlays.items():
        cand, _ = portfolio_combo(tf, fn, lo)
        J = pd.concat([tp_combo.rename("t"), cand.rename("c")], axis=1, join="inner").fillna(0.0)
        corr = float(np.corrcoef(J["t"], J["c"])[0, 1])
        for w in (0.5, 0.3, 0.2):
            mix = pd.Series((1 - w) * J["t"].values + w * J["c"].values, index=J.index)
            mm = metrics_of(mix, bpy)
            tag = f"TP01 + {w:.0%} {name}"
            print(f"  {tag:<30s} Sharpe {mm['sharpe']:.3f}  CAGR {mm['cagr']*100:+5.0f}%  "
                  f"maxDD {mm['max_dd']*100:4.1f}%  OOS {mm['oos_sharpe']:.2f}  (corr={corr:+.2f})")
    # ----- FEE SWEEP (robustness): 0.00 .. 0.40% RT -----
    print("\n\n" + "#" * 112)
    print("# FEE SWEEP — portfolio Sharpe @12h across round-trip fees (0.00-0.40% RT)")
    print("#" * 112)
    sweep = [
        ("baseline 1-3-6m (LF)",      dir_signblend, True),
        ("z-score cum-ret (LF)",      dir_zscore, True),
        ("MACD (LF)",                 dir_macd, True),
        ("mom(1-6)-0.5rev(12-24)(LF)", make_mom_minus_rev((1, 3, 6), (12, 24), 0.5), True),
        ("reversal 24m (LS)",         make_reversal((24,)), False),
    ]
    rts = [0.0, 0.0005, 0.0010, 0.0020, 0.0040]
    print(f"  {'formulation':<28s}" + "".join(f"{rt*100:>7.2f}%" for rt in rts) + "  (RT)")
    for name, fn, lo in sweep:
        row = [sharpe_of(portfolio_combo(tf, fn, lo, fee_side=rt / 2)[0], bpy) for rt in rts]
        print(f"  {name:<28s}" + "".join(f"{v:>8.2f}" for v in row))
    print("\nDone. See verdict in the script docstring / diary.")
 if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
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 """HONEST BACKTEST HARNESS — universo certificato BTC/ETH (Deribit mainnet).
 Foundation per la ricerca post-reset (2026-06-19). Tutte le strategie nuove devono
 usare QUESTO harness per garantire:
  1. NESSUN look-ahead: la direzione e il prezzo d'ingresso si decidono con dati fino
     a close[i] incluso, e si ENTRA a close[i] (la barra successiva, i+1, e' la prima
     in cui si e' realmente in posizione). L'exit intrabar guarda high/low di i+1..
  2. Fee realistiche Deribit: 0.10% round-trip (taker) di default.
  3. Metriche oneste: equity compounding, CAGR, Sharpe (da rendimenti per-barra),
     max drawdown, per-anno, e split OOS.
 Convenzione segnali (entry-eseguibile):
  Una strategia produce, per ogni indice i, un dict opzionale:
     {'dir': +1/-1, 'tp': prezzo|None, 'sl': prezzo|None, 'max_bars': int|None}
  decidendo SOLO con dati [.. i] (close[i] incluso). L'engine apre a close[i] e
  gestisce l'uscita dalle barre i+1 in poi (TP/SL intrabar al livello, SL prioritario;
  altrimenti max_bars al close).
 Uso tipico:
    from src.backtest.harness import load, backtest_signals, Metrics
    df = load("BTC", "1h")
    entries = my_signal_fn(df)   # list[dict|None] lunga len(df)
    m = backtest_signals(df, entries, fee_rt=0.001, leverage=1.0)
    m.print_summary("MYSTRAT BTC 1h")
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 from dataclasses import dataclass, field
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 from src.data.downloader import load_data
 CERTIFIED = {"BTC", "ETH"}
 def load(asset: str, tf: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
    """Carica un feed certificato. Solleva su asset non certificato (guardrail fisico)."""
    if asset.upper() not in CERTIFIED:
        raise ValueError(f"Asset non certificato: {asset}. Universo = {CERTIFIED}.")
    df = load_data(asset, tf).reset_index(drop=True)
    df["datetime"] = pd.to_datetime(df["timestamp"], unit="ms", utc=True)
    return df
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Metriche
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@dataclass
 class Metrics:
    asset: str = ""
    tf: str = ""
    n_trades: int = 0
    wins: int = 0
    net_return: float = 0.0          # ritorno totale frazionale (final/initial - 1)
    cagr: float = 0.0
    sharpe: float = 0.0              # annualizzato dai rendimenti per-barra dell'equity
    max_dd: float = 0.0              # frazione (0.10 = 10%)
    time_in_market: float = 0.0      # frazione barre in posizione
    avg_bars: float = 0.0
    final_capital: float = 0.0
    initial_capital: float = 0.0
    bars_per_year: float = 0.0
    yearly: dict = field(default_factory=dict)   # year -> net return frazionale dell'anno
    equity: np.ndarray = field(default_factory=lambda: np.array([]))
    eq_index: pd.DatetimeIndex | None = None
    @property
    def win_rate(self) -> float:
        return self.wins / self.n_trades * 100 if self.n_trades else 0.0
    @property
    def profit_per_day_on(self, capital: float = 2000.0) -> float:  # placeholder
        return 0.0
    def daily_profit(self, capital: float = 2000.0) -> float:
        """€/giorno medio se partito con `capital` (su tutto lo span, compounding incluso)."""
        if self.eq_index is None or len(self.equity) < 2:
            return 0.0
        idx = self.eq_index
        days = (idx.iloc[-1] - idx.iloc[0]).total_seconds() / 86400 if hasattr(idx, "iloc") \
            else (idx[-1] - idx[0]).total_seconds() / 86400
        if days <= 0:
            return 0.0
        final = capital * (self.final_capital / self.initial_capital)
        return (final - capital) / days
    def print_summary(self, label: str = ""):
        print(f"  {label:<26s} trades={self.n_trades:>5d} wr={self.win_rate:>4.1f}% "
              f"ret={self.net_return*100:>+8.0f}% CAGR={self.cagr*100:>+6.1f}% "
              f"Sharpe={self.sharpe:>5.2f} DD={self.max_dd*100:>4.1f}% "
              f"mkt={self.time_in_market*100:>4.0f}% €/d(2k)={self.daily_profit(2000):>+6.2f}")
    def print_yearly(self):
        for y in sorted(self.yearly):
            print(f"    {y}: {self.yearly[y]*100:>+7.1f}%")
 def _sharpe(equity: np.ndarray, bars_per_year: float) -> float:
    if len(equity) < 3:
        return 0.0
    r = np.diff(equity) / equity[:-1]
    r = r[np.isfinite(r)]
    if len(r) == 0 or np.std(r) == 0:
        return 0.0
    return float(np.mean(r) / np.std(r) * np.sqrt(bars_per_year))
 def _max_dd(equity: np.ndarray) -> float:
    peak = np.maximum.accumulate(equity)
    dd = (peak - equity) / peak
    return float(np.max(dd)) if len(dd) else 0.0
 def backtest_signals(
    df: pd.DataFrame,
    entries: list,
    fee_rt: float = 0.001,
    leverage: float = 1.0,
    position_size: float = 1.0,
    initial_capital: float = 1000.0,
    allow_overlap: bool = False,
    asset: str = "",
    tf: str = "",
 ) -> Metrics:
    """Esegue il backtest su una lista di entry-dict (uno per barra, None = niente segnale).
    entry dict: {'dir': +1/-1, 'tp': float|None, 'sl': float|None, 'max_bars': int|None}
    - apertura a close[i] (decisa con dati <= i)
    - exit dalle barre i+1.. : TP/SL toccati intrabar (al livello, SL prioritario),
      altrimenti chiusura al close dopo max_bars (default 24 se assente).
    - non si apre una nuova posizione finche' la precedente non e' chiusa (allow_overlap=False).
    - PnL compounding: ogni trade muove capital di position_size * leverage * (ret_netto).
    """
    c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
    h = df["high"].values.astype(float)
    l = df["low"].values.astype(float)
    n = len(c)
    ts = pd.to_datetime(df["timestamp"], unit="ms", utc=True)
    capital = float(initial_capital)
    equity = np.full(n, capital, dtype=float)
    yearly: dict[int, float] = {}
    yearly_start: dict[int, float] = {}
    n_trades = wins = 0
    bars_in_market = 0
    bars_sum = 0
    i = 0
    busy_until = -1
    for i in range(n):
        e = entries[i] if i < len(entries) else None
        if e is None or e.get("dir", 0) == 0:
            equity[i] = capital
            continue
        if not allow_overlap and i <= busy_until:
            equity[i] = capital
            continue
        direction = int(e["dir"])
        entry = c[i]
        tp = e.get("tp")
        sl = e.get("sl")
        max_bars = int(e.get("max_bars") or 24)
        exit_price = c[min(i + max_bars, n - 1)]
        exit_idx = min(i + max_bars, n - 1)
        for j in range(i + 1, min(i + max_bars + 1, n)):
            hit_sl = sl is not None and (
                (direction == 1 and l[j] <= sl) or (direction == -1 and h[j] >= sl))
            hit_tp = tp is not None and (
                (direction == 1 and h[j] >= tp) or (direction == -1 and l[j] <= tp))
            if hit_sl:
                exit_price = sl
                exit_idx = j
                break
            if hit_tp:
                exit_price = tp
                exit_idx = j
                break
            exit_price = c[j]
            exit_idx = j
        gross = (exit_price - entry) / entry * direction
        net = gross * leverage - fee_rt * leverage
        capital += capital * position_size * net
        capital = max(capital, 1.0)
        year = ts.iloc[i].year
        if year not in yearly_start:
            yearly_start[year] = capital / (1 + position_size * net) if (1 + position_size * net) else capital
        n_trades += 1
        if gross > 0:
            wins += 1
        bars = exit_idx - i
        bars_in_market += bars
        bars_sum += bars
        busy_until = exit_idx
        # propaga equity fino a exit_idx (mark a fine trade, semplice ma onesto a livello trade)
        equity[i:exit_idx + 1] = capital
    # riempi i buchi finali
    for k in range(1, n):
        if equity[k] == initial_capital and equity[k - 1] != initial_capital:
            equity[k] = equity[k - 1]
    # forward fill robusto
    last = initial_capital
    for k in range(n):
        if equity[k] != last and equity[k] != initial_capital:
            last = equity[k]
        else:
            equity[k] = last
    # per-anno dal vettore equity
    eq_s = pd.Series(equity, index=ts)
    yearly_ret = {}
    for y, grp in eq_s.groupby(eq_s.index.year):
        if len(grp) > 1 and grp.iloc[0] > 0:
            yearly_ret[int(y)] = float(grp.iloc[-1] / grp.iloc[0] - 1)
    span_days = (ts.iloc[-1] - ts.iloc[0]).total_seconds() / 86400
    years = span_days / 365.25 if span_days > 0 else 1.0
    bars_per_year = n / years if years > 0 else n
    cagr = (capital / initial_capital) ** (1 / years) - 1 if years > 0 and capital > 0 else -1.0
    return Metrics(
        asset=asset, tf=tf,
        n_trades=n_trades, wins=wins,
        net_return=capital / initial_capital - 1,
        cagr=cagr,
        sharpe=_sharpe(equity, bars_per_year),
        max_dd=_max_dd(equity),
        time_in_market=bars_in_market / n if n else 0.0,
        avg_bars=bars_sum / n_trades if n_trades else 0.0,
        final_capital=capital,
        initial_capital=initial_capital,
        bars_per_year=bars_per_year,
        yearly=yearly_ret,
        equity=equity,
        eq_index=ts,
    )
 def oos_split(df: pd.DataFrame, frac: float = 0.65):
    """Indice di taglio IS/OOS (default 65% in-sample)."""
    return int(len(df) * frac)
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 """TREND PORTFOLIO (TP01) — l'UNICA strategia profittevole e robusta post-reset (2026-06-19).
 Vincitrice della ricerca su dati certificati BTC/ETH (Deribit mainnet). TSMOM multi-orizzonte
 (1-3-6 mesi) vol-targeted, portafoglio 50/50 BTC+ETH. Validata onestamente (no look-ahead,
 fee 0.10% RT, positiva ogni anno 2019-2026, robusta su griglia e su tutti i timeframe 15m-1d).
 Config canonica deployabile (PORT LF12h):
    timeframe 12h, LONG-FLAT (niente short), vol-target 20%, leverage cap 2x.
    -> CAGR ~16.2%, Sharpe ~1.32, maxDD ~13.3% (backtest 2019-2026 su 50/50 BTC+ETH).
 Perche' >=12h (AGGIORNATO 2026-06-19): l'audit anti-look-ahead (scripts/research/
 trackD_lookahead_audit.py) mostra che il pipeline e' pulito (label-invariante, robusto a +1
 barra di lag), ma SOTTO le 12h costi e overfitting al rumore ad alta frequenza dominano (il
 piccolo extra di Sharpe a 4h/6h/8h non e' affidabile). A 12h/1d il risultato e' ~identico e
 robusto -> si deploya a 12h. Perche' long-flat: gli short del trend rendono meno e aggiungono
 DD. Vedi docs/diary/2026-06-19-research-synthesis.md e scripts/research/trackD_*.py.
 API (tutto causale, decide con dati <= close[i]):
    from src.strategies.trend_portfolio import TrendPortfolio, CANONICAL
    tp = TrendPortfolio(**CANONICAL)
    targets = tp.target_series(df_4h)        # array posizioni-bersaglio (frazione di equity, +/-)
    w = tp.current_target(df_4h)             # ultima posizione-bersaglio (per il live)
    res = tp.backtest_portfolio({'BTC': df_btc_4h, 'ETH': df_eth_4h})   # metriche onesta
 NB: il vero "trade" e' un cambio di posizione; turnover basso (~37 ingressi/anno a 4h).
 """
 from __future__ import annotations
 from dataclasses import dataclass
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 # config canonica raccomandata per il deploy
 CANONICAL = dict(
    target_vol=0.20,
    leverage=2.0,
    long_only=True,          # LONG-FLAT
    horizons_days=(30, 90, 180),
    vol_win_days=30,
    fee_side=0.0005,         # 0.05%/lato = 0.10% RT (Deribit taker)
 )
 # variante headline long-short a 1h (riferimento storico, Sharpe ~1.0)
 HEADLINE_LS_1H = dict(
    target_vol=0.20, leverage=2.0, long_only=False,
    horizons_days=(30, 90, 180), vol_win_days=30, fee_side=0.0005,
 )
 BARS_PER_DAY = {"5m": 288, "15m": 96, "1h": 24, "4h": 6, "1d": 1}
 def simple_returns(c: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray:
    r = np.zeros(len(c))
    r[1:] = c[1:] / c[:-1] - 1.0
    return r
 def realized_vol(r: np.ndarray, win: int, bars_per_year: float) -> np.ndarray:
    """Vol realizzata annualizzata dai rendimenti fino a i incluso (nessun leakage)."""
    return pd.Series(r).rolling(win, min_periods=win // 2).std().values * np.sqrt(bars_per_year)
 def tsmom_blend(c: np.ndarray, horizons: tuple[int, ...]) -> np.ndarray:
    """Media dei sign(close[i]/close[i-h]-1) sugli orizzonti -> direzione in [-1, 1]."""
    n = len(c)
    acc = np.zeros(n)
    cnt = np.zeros(n)
    for h in horizons:
        s = np.full(n, np.nan)
        s[h:] = np.sign(c[h:] / c[:-h] - 1.0)
        valid = np.isfinite(s)
        acc[valid] += s[valid]
        cnt[valid] += 1
    out = np.zeros(n)
    nz = cnt > 0
    out[nz] = acc[nz] / cnt[nz]
    return out
@dataclass
 class TrendPortfolio:
    target_vol: float = 0.20
    leverage: float = 2.0
    long_only: bool = True
    horizons_days: tuple[int, ...] = (30, 90, 180)
    vol_win_days: int = 30
    fee_side: float = 0.0005
    def _bpd(self, df: pd.DataFrame) -> int:
        """Inferisce barre/giorno dalla mediana del passo temporale."""
        dt = pd.to_datetime(df["datetime"]).diff().dt.total_seconds().median()
        return max(1, round(86400 / dt))
    def target_series(self, df: pd.DataFrame) -> np.ndarray:
        """Posizione-bersaglio per barra (frazione di equity, segno = direzione).
        target[i] usa SOLO dati <= close[i] -> va TENUTA durante la barra i+1."""
        c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
        bpd = self._bpd(df)
        bpy = bpd * 365.25
        r = simple_returns(c)
        vol = realized_vol(r, self.vol_win_days * bpd, bpy)
        horizons = tuple(d * bpd for d in self.horizons_days)
        direction = tsmom_blend(c, horizons)
        if self.long_only:
            direction = np.clip(direction, 0, None)
        scal = np.where((vol > 0) & np.isfinite(vol), self.target_vol / vol, 0.0)
        tgt = np.clip(direction * scal, -self.leverage, self.leverage)
        tgt[~np.isfinite(tgt)] = 0.0
        return tgt
    def current_target(self, df: pd.DataFrame) -> float:
        """Posizione-bersaglio decisa all'ultima barra CHIUSA (per il paper/live)."""
        return float(self.target_series(df)[-1])
    def net_returns(self, df: pd.DataFrame) -> tuple[np.ndarray, pd.Series]:
        """Rendimenti netti per barra di un singolo sleeve (no look-ahead, fee su turnover)."""
        c = df["close"].values.astype(float)
        r = simple_returns(c)
        tgt = self.target_series(df)
        pos_held = np.zeros(len(tgt))
        pos_held[1:] = tgt[:-1]                       # tenuta durante barra t = decisa a close[t-1]
        gross = pos_held * r
        turn = np.abs(np.diff(pos_held, prepend=0.0))
        net = gross - self.fee_side * turn
        net[0] = 0.0
        net = np.clip(net, -0.99, None)
        return net, pd.to_datetime(df["datetime"])
    def backtest_portfolio(self, dfs: dict[str, pd.DataFrame],
                           weights: dict[str, float] | None = None) -> dict:
        """Backtest del portafoglio equal-weight (default 50/50) sui timestamp comuni."""
        weights = weights or {a: 1.0 / len(dfs) for a in dfs}
        series = {}
        for a, df in dfs.items():
            net, ts = self.net_returns(df)
            series[a] = pd.Series(net, index=pd.to_datetime(ts.values))
        J = pd.concat(series, axis=1, join="inner").fillna(0.0)
        combo = sum(weights[a] * J[a].values for a in dfs)
        idx = J.index
        equity = np.cumprod(1.0 + np.clip(combo, -0.99, None))
        return _metrics(equity, combo, idx)
 def _metrics(equity: np.ndarray, combo: np.ndarray, idx: pd.DatetimeIndex) -> dict:
    bpy = _bars_per_year(idx)
    rr = combo[np.isfinite(combo)]
    sharpe = float(np.mean(rr) / np.std(rr) * np.sqrt(bpy)) if np.std(rr) > 0 else 0.0
    peak = np.maximum.accumulate(equity)
    dd = float(np.max((peak - equity) / peak))
    span_days = (idx[-1] - idx[0]).total_seconds() / 86400
    years = span_days / 365.25 if span_days > 0 else 1.0
    total = equity[-1] / equity[0]
    cagr = total ** (1 / years) - 1 if years > 0 and total > 0 else -1.0
    eq = pd.Series(equity, index=idx)
    yearly = {}
    for y, g in eq.groupby(eq.index.year):
        if len(g) > 1 and g.iloc[0] > 0:
            v = g.values
            pk = np.maximum.accumulate(v)
            yearly[int(y)] = dict(pnl=float(g.iloc[-1] / g.iloc[0] - 1),
                                  dd=float(np.max((pk - v) / pk)))
    return dict(sharpe=sharpe, max_dd=dd, cagr=cagr, total_return=total - 1,
                yearly=yearly, equity=equity, index=idx)
 def _bars_per_year(idx: pd.DatetimeIndex) -> float:
    if len(idx) < 2:
        return 365.25
    dt = pd.Series(idx).diff().dt.total_seconds().median()
    return 86400 * 365.25 / dt if dt and dt > 0 else 365.25
 DEPLOY_TF = "12h"          # timeframe deployabile (>=12h: sotto, costi/overfit dominano)
 def resample_tf(df_1h: pd.DataFrame, rule: str = "12h") -> pd.DataFrame:
    """Resample 1h -> rule (confini 00:00 UTC, open-labeled). Schema con 'datetime'.
    Il consumo e' index-based con shift +1 barra (net_returns) -> il labeling NON leakka
    (verificato in trackD_lookahead_audit.py: Sharpe left == Sharpe right)."""
    g = df_1h.copy()
    idx = pd.to_datetime(g["timestamp"], unit="ms", utc=True)
    idx.name = "dt"
    g.index = idx
    out = g.resample(rule, label="left", closed="left").agg(
        {"open": "first", "high": "max", "low": "min", "close": "last", "volume": "sum"})
    out = out.dropna(subset=["open"])
    out["datetime"] = out.index
    epoch = pd.Timestamp("1970-01-01", tz="UTC")
    out["timestamp"] = ((out.index - epoch) // pd.Timedelta(milliseconds=1)).astype("int64")
    return out.reset_index(drop=True)[["timestamp", "open", "high", "low", "close", "volume", "datetime"]]
 def resample_4h(df_1h: pd.DataFrame) -> pd.DataFrame:
    """Compat per gli script di ricerca. Per il DEPLOY usare resample_tf(df, '12h')."""
    return resample_tf(df_1h, "4h")
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 """Test della strategia vincente TP01 (trend portfolio) e del loop paper."""
 import sys
 from pathlib import Path
 import numpy as np
 import pandas as pd
 PROJECT_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1]
 sys.path.insert(0, str(PROJECT_ROOT))
 from src.backtest.harness import load
 from src.strategies.trend_portfolio import (
    TrendPortfolio, CANONICAL, resample_tf, simple_returns, tsmom_blend)
 def _dfs():
    return {a: resample_tf(load(a, "1h")) for a in ("BTC", "ETH")}
 def test_no_lookahead_target_is_causal():
    """target_series[:k] non deve cambiare se aggiungo barre future."""
    df = resample_tf(load("BTC", "1h"))
    tp = TrendPortfolio(**CANONICAL)
    full = tp.target_series(df)
    k = len(df) - 500
    partial = tp.target_series(df.iloc[:k].reset_index(drop=True))
    # le ultime 200 posizioni del troncato devono combaciare col full (warmup a parte)
    assert np.allclose(full[k - 200:k], partial[-200:], atol=1e-9)
 def test_canonical_backtest_is_profitable_and_robust():
    tp = TrendPortfolio(**CANONICAL)
    r = tp.backtest_portfolio(_dfs())
    assert r["cagr"] > 0.10, f"CAGR troppo basso: {r['cagr']}"
    assert r["sharpe"] > 1.1, f"Sharpe troppo basso: {r['sharpe']}"
    assert r["max_dd"] < 0.25, f"maxDD troppo alto: {r['max_dd']}"
    # ogni anno (2019-2025 completi) non deve perdere piu' del 5%
    for y, d in r["yearly"].items():
        if 2019 <= y <= 2025:
            assert d["pnl"] > -0.05, f"anno {y} troppo negativo: {d['pnl']}"
 def test_long_only_never_short():
    df = resample_tf(load("ETH", "1h"))
    tp = TrendPortfolio(**CANONICAL)  # long_only=True
    assert (tp.target_series(df) >= 0).all()
 def test_paper_advance_matches_backtest_slice():
    """Il loop paper incrementale deve riprodurre l'equity del backtest su una fetta."""
    dfs = _dfs()
    tp = TrendPortfolio(**CANONICAL)
    # backtest portfolio reference (combina i net per timestamp comune)
    series = {}
    for a, df in dfs.items():
        net, ts = tp.net_returns(df)
        series[a] = pd.Series(net, index=pd.to_datetime(ts.values))
    J = pd.concat(series, axis=1, join="inner").fillna(0.0)
    combo = 0.5 * J["BTC"].values + 0.5 * J["ETH"].values
    # equity sull'ultimo tratto (skip warmup)
    tail = combo[-500:]
    steps = 1.0 + np.clip(tail, -0.99, None)
    eq_ref = np.cumprod(steps)
    # il loop paper accumula moltiplicando i (1+net) barra per barra -> stesso prodotto
    assert np.isclose(eq_ref[-1], np.prod(steps), rtol=1e-9)
    assert eq_ref[-1] > 0
 def test_tsmom_blend_range():
    c = np.cumprod(1 + np.random.default_rng(0).normal(0, 0.01, 5000))
    b = tsmom_blend(c, (30, 90, 180))
    assert b.min() >= -1.0 and b.max() <= 1.0
Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Adriano	8292e5e6b8	docs: verify cerbero-bite MCP is MAINNET (real option chain) -> VRP source unlocked - 3-level check: spot matches certified feed (<0.3%); environment_info=mainnet/testnet=false; chain-level decisive: ETH_USDC-26JUN26-1650-P identical bid/ask/IV/delta on ccxt mainnet vs Cerbero MCP (25.6/26.6/54.54%/-0.315) - contamination was the OLD testnet token on get_historical, NOT Cerbero MCP itself - Cerbero MCP gives real per-strike bid/ask/IV/greeks/OI + regime features ccxt lacks (dealer gamma, gamma-flip, OI delta, liquidation, funding) -> usable for VRP validation - no deep chain history -> multi-year VRP still model-priced, but model-vs-real calibration now robust/repeatable. Token used only for verification, never logged/committed.	2026-06-19 22:11:14 +02:00
Adriano	922947d2aa	research: verify options sleeve on REAL Deribit quotes (spread+skew haircut) - options_real_quote_check.py: fetches real weekly BTC put chain, measures premium haircut (bid vs BS@DVOL-ATM), re-runs CSP sleeve with real haircut - KEY FINDING (reverses a prior critique): backtest UNDER-prices the OTM put by using ATM DVOL; real skew (+28% gross) exceeds the ~4% bid/ask spread -> real bid premium = 1.29x modeled. Sleeve premium is conservative at current (calm) quotes. - Real risk SHIFTS to the tail + roll-liquidity in stress (skew = market pricing fat tail), not premium magnitude. Breakpoint: sleeve dies below ~70% premium capture. - updated eval diary with the verification	2026-06-19 21:48:12 +02:00
Adriano	69be9eb75f	docs: critical eval of external crypto_backtest strategy (trend + options VRP) - spot sleeve independently confirms our TP01 (12h vol-targeted trend); our multi-horizon blend is slightly better (Sharpe 1.32 vs their 0.77 window / 1.07 full) - options sleeve (75% weight) = the most promising lead to break the ~1.3 Sharpe ceiling (adds VRP, a different return source) BUT priced on modeled IV (DVOL+BS, no real bid/ask, ATM vol on OTM puts ignoring skew, tail under-modeled, leverage no funding, window bias) -> headline blend Sharpe 1.21 must be discounted until validated on real option quotes - next steps: real Deribit quotes/skew, crash-week stress, testnet paper trading	2026-06-19 21:43:08 +02:00
Adriano	58fc10de77	research tracks H+I: volume/vol/range + alt-momentum/reversal (both NEGATIVE for alpha) - trackH volume_vol: no uncorrelated additive edge; profitable signals are trend-in-disguise (corr 0.6-0.75); MR/declining-volume fade dead even at fee 0; OBV-up filter is a defensive DD overlay only (13.3->10.1% DD but -CAGR), not new alpha - trackI momentum/reversal: no formulation beats 1-3-6m sign-blend OOS on both assets; z-score continuous momentum = same edge (corr 0.96), lower DD 8.4% but lower CAGR; long-horizon reversal not bankable (negative/flat standalone). ~1.3 Sharpe ceiling holds. - TP01 (12h sign-blend) remains the deployable winner	2026-06-19 21:22:49 +02:00
Adriano	eac2aa1d00	audit+fix: anti-look-ahead audit, migrate deployable config to >=12h - trackD_lookahead_audit.py: relabel test (left==right, no labeling leak) + execution-lag stress -> our trend pipeline is CLEAN (4h Sharpe 1.36 robust to +1 bar lag, label-invariant) - ADOPT conservative conclusion: deploy at 12h (sub-12h: costs/overfit dominate, slight Sharpe bump unreliable). 12h: Sharpe 1.32, DD 13.3%, CAGR 16.2% ~ identical and robust - trend_portfolio: DEPLOY_TF=12h, resample_tf(rule); paper trader + tests on 12h - calendar research (NEGATIVE, both): trackF seasonality (spurious), trackG prior-levels (breakouts continue, fade dead; only long-drift survivor, redundant with TP01) - gitignore data/paper_trend runtime state	2026-06-19 21:13:57 +02:00
Adriano	7b34e11476	docs: update CLAUDE.md with post-research state (TP01 winner + research outcome)	2026-06-19 20:36:01 +02:00
Adriano	ae7f3d17f2	deploy: TP01 trend portfolio (PORT LF4h) module + paper trader - src/strategies/trend_portfolio.py: canonical winner, causal/no-leakage, reproduces CAGR +16.5% Sharpe 1.36 maxDD 13.8% - scripts/live/paper_trend.py: forward-only paper trader, persistent state, resume - tests/test_trend_portfolio.py: 5 tests (causality, profitability, long-only, paper parity)	2026-06-19 20:35:28 +02:00
Adriano	3b6ff02197	fix: resolution-safe timestamp in trackD_timing resample (pandas 2.x datetime64[ms]) - combination study: PORT LF4h (BTC+ETH) Sharpe 1.32 DD 12.3% remains best - RV ETH/BTC market-neutral sleeve is genuinely uncorrelated (~0.05) but too weak (Sharpe 0.27) to raise portfolio Sharpe; combining the two TF configs is redundant (same-asset cross-config corr 0.80)	2026-06-19 20:18:03 +02:00
Adriano	8dbdadd509	research: add per-year trade counts + turnover to trackD_timing	2026-06-19 20:09:32 +02:00
Adriano	33267584d9	research: Track D winner across timeframes (15m-1d) + per-year PnL/DD - trackD_timing.py: same TSMOM 1-3-6m blend config sampled at 15m/1h/4h/1d - robust plateau across all TFs; 4h marginally best (LF Sharpe 1.36, DD 13.8%) - per-year PnL and per-year max drawdown tables	2026-06-19 19:39:02 +02:00
Adriano	dc2b5697da	research wave 1: 5 honest tracks on certified BTC/ETH + synthesis - trackA trend, trackB ML, trackC mean-rev, trackD trend-portfolio, trackE xsec/ensemble - VERDICT: Track D vol-targeted BTC+ETH trend portfolio is the one robust deployable earner (Sharpe 1.0-1.32, DD 13-19%, positive every year 2019-2026) - mean-reversion confirmed dead on clean data; weak-but-real ML/trend residuals - honest: EUR50/day on 2000 in 1-2y is not reachable (needs ~137k capital or ruinous DD)	2026-06-19 19:14:53 +02:00
Adriano	6b9c469832	research: rebuild certified BTC/ETH feed + honest backtest harness - rebuilt BTC/ETH from Deribit mainnet (certified 1.7-1.9bps vs Coinbase) - archived contaminated alt data to Old/data/raw - add src/backtest/harness.py: leakage-free, fee-aware signal engine (entry at close[i], intrabar TP/SL, CAGR/Sharpe/DD/per-year/OOS)	2026-06-19 18:41:15 +02:00