Historical yearly range
approximately 20% to 80%
Owner supplied internal strategy data, results varied substantially by year.
Historical strategy performance
Built for different Bitcoin market phases
TurboStrategy follows a predefined BTC/USDC spot strategy. When prices fall, the strategy can add Bitcoin in planned stages. When prices rise, it can close cycles at predefined profit levels. Neither outcome is guaranteed.
Historical yearly average
approximately 40%
This is not a target, forecast or typical customer result.
Source: TurboStrategy internal strategy record, not independently audited. Actual customer results can differ because of start date, market conditions, exchange, liquidity, spread, slippage, trading fees and subscription costs. Historical performance does not guarantee future results. Trading involves risk and losses are possible.
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When Bitcoin falls
The strategy can deploy allocated USDC in stages at lower price levels. This can increase BTC holdings, while the USDC value can still fall and the planned buying budget remains finite.
02
When Bitcoin rises
The strategy can close trading cycles when predefined profit levels are reached. This can realize gains in USDC, but returns are not steady and there can be periods without closed profit.
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Automated reinvestment
Configure the bot to include realized trading results in the capital available for subsequent trades. A later cycle can therefore begin with a different balance, without describing trading results as interest.
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How to read the figures
Always compare the same measurement period and check whether trading fees, spread, slippage and subscription costs are included. An internal strategy record is not the same as every customer's result.
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