MHX is a systematic trend-following strategy developed internally at Monetum Intelligence. It runs on the 2-hour timeframe across BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP on Binance Futures, using a Hull Moving Average crossover as its entry trigger with a native trailing stop for exit management.
It is the simplest strategy in the Monetum suite — deliberately so.
The strategy uses a Hull Moving Average (HMA) — a weighted moving average designed to reduce lag compared to standard EMAs — on the 2-hour candle chart. When price closes above the HMA with sufficient momentum, a LONG is initiated. When price closes below with momentum, a SHORT is initiated.
Entry is via market order on confirmation. Each trade is immediately paired with:
The position is closed either by the trailing stop (trend reversal) or the TP limit (target reached). There is no fixed stop loss — the trailing stop is the only exit mechanism on the loss side.
MHX operates with different characteristics than the V8b signals:
| V8b Signals | MHX | |
|---|---|---|
| Timeframe | 4H / multi | 2H |
| Style | Structure-based | Trend-follow |
| Entry | Limit / BOS confirmation | Market on HMA cross |
| Exit | Fixed SL + TPs | Trailing stop |
| Exchange | Kraken Futures | Binance Futures |
| Position size | Manual | Automated |
MHX is a passive strategy — it is always in the market in one direction or the other. This means it captures large trending moves fully, but also accumulates losses during choppy, low-ADX conditions where the HMA generates frequent false crosses.
Its edge is concentrated in TRENDING regimes. In TRANSITIONING conditions, MHX performance is typically muted — it may enter and exit several times without meaningful net progress. Monitoring MHX results during non-trending periods is therefore less informative than its performance over full cycle data.
Live MHX trades and performance are tracked in the Signals section.