By name: stag-strategy description: >- STAG v1.0.0 — Parabolic-Run Hunter. The entry-side pair for the parabolic_runner DSL preset. Enters LONG only when ALL FIVE gates pass: structural trend (close > 200-bar 4h SMA + 7d high within 48h), 7d move ≥ 25% (the parabolic threshold), 1.5x volume surge, acceleration (4d ≥ 7d/2), AND Smart Money LONG ≥ 60%. Built for HYPE-class runs (+60% over 16 days) where standard DSL trails would chop on 5-8% intraday gyrations. Operator-driven: most ticks return empty by design. license: MIT metadata: author: jason-goldberg version: "1.0.0" platform: senpi exchange: hyperliquid requires: - senpi-trading-runtime>=1.1.0 - senpi_runtime_helpers
🦌 STAG v1.0.0 — Parabolic-Run Hunter
Ride the HYPE-class runs without getting chopped out on the gyrations. Stag is the entry-side pair for the new parabolic_runner DSL preset — enter only when there's a real parabolic-runner setup, then let the widest DSL in the catalog hold the position through the 5–8% intraday pullbacks that would kill a normal trend trail.
Why this strategy exists
Reference setup: HYPE 2026-05, $40 → $65 over 16 days. Through the middle of that run (May 17–25) there are at least 5 distinct 5–10% intraday gyrations on the 1h chart. Standard fleet DSL trails would chop a position out on any of them, missing the rest of the run. The problem isn't the DSL — it's that the DSL is making local-volatility decisions when the trade calls for structural-trend decisions.
Stag's answer is twofold:
- Strict 5-gate entry so we only fire when there's actually a parabolic to ride (not a normal 5–10% trend).
- Ship paired with
parabolic_runnerDSL — max_loss 25%, retrace 18, 2 consecutive breaches required, late first lock (+15%), light early tiers, 14d outer bound. Built specifically to accept the gyrations.
The trade-off is honest: this preset bleeds in chop. If the parabolic doesn't materialize, Stag gives back more than let_winners_run would. That's why the 5-gate filter is strict — the only way the wide DSL pays is if you've correctly identified the setup.
CRITICAL RULES
RULE 1: All five entry gates required
Each tick, for each whitelisted asset:
| Gate | Threshold | Default | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Structural trend | close > 200-bar 4h SMA AND 7d high made within last 48h | — | filter chop and reversals |
| Strength | 7d move ≥ minTrendPct |
25% | defines "parabolic" vs normal trend |
| Volume | mean(last 6 4h bars) / mean(last 42 4h bars) ≥ volSurgeRatio |
1.5× | real participation, not drift |
| Acceleration | 4d move ≥ 7d move ÷ 2 | — | recent half keeping pace or faster |
| SM aligned LONG | ≥ smTiltMinPct |
60% | not contrarian — Stag rides crowded longs |
If any gate fails, the asset is dropped. Most ticks return empty — that's the design.
RULE 2: LONG only
Parabolic crashes happen too fast for momentum-style shorts. Stag is asymmetric.
RULE 3: Operator-driven deployment
Stag is the tool you deploy when you've already seen the setup forming. Typical workflow:
- Operator notices a parabolic setting up on one asset (e.g. HYPE +30% over 7d, volume surging).
- Deploys Stag with that single asset:
whitelist: ["HYPE"], 25% margin, 4x leverage. - Stag fires when its gates trip — could be same hour, could be next day.
- The wide DSL holds the position through the full run, including consolidations.
- When the run finishes (T4 tier ratchets in, or
max_loss_pct: 25trips on a real reversal), Stag closes. - Operator pauses Stag until the next regime.
Running Stag on a 4-asset basket as a passive scan also works, but the strict gates mean most ticks will be silent.
RULE 4: Producer enters. DSL exits.
No close_position call site. The DSL is the entire exit logic — and the WIDE DSL is the whole point of Stag's existence.
How Stag scores a trade
Gate: all five entry gates passed.
Score components (max ~7):
| Signal | Points |
|---|---|
| All 5 gates passed (base) | +3 |
7d trend ≥ strongTrendPct (default 40%) |
+2 |
| Accelerating (gate already required, but adds to score) | +1 |
| Volume ratio ≥ 2.0× (vs the 1.5× gate threshold) | +1 |
Floor: minScore: 5.
DSL preset (parabolic_runner — widest in the catalog)
| Phase | Component | Setting |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | max_loss_pct | 25% (vs 20 in let_winners_run) |
| Phase 1 | retrace_threshold | 18 (vs 12) |
| Phase 1 | consecutive_breaches_required | 2 (vs 1) |
| Time cuts | hard_timeout | 14d outer bound |
| Time cuts | weak_peak_cut | DISABLED |
| Time cuts | dead_weight_cut | DISABLED |
| Phase 2 | T0 → T4 | +15/0 · +30/30 · +60/55 · +120/72 · +250/85 |
See senpi-trading-runtime/references/dsl-presets.yaml for the canonical preset.
Scanner pattern
Archetype #4 (Multi-asset whitelist) with strict 5-gate parabolic filtering — see senpi-trading-runtime/references/producer-patterns.md. Primary MCP calls: market_get_asset_data(candle_intervals=["4h"]) per asset (needs ≥ 200 candles for the SMA), leaderboard_get_markets (SM gate). The pure functions (pct_change, sma, is_above_sma, recent_high_bars_ago, volume_surge, is_accelerating, parabolic_score) are unit-tested in tests/test_signal.py.
Operator install
See README.md.
Changelog
v1.0.0 (2026-05-28) — initial release
First fleet agent paired with the new parabolic_runner DSL preset. Strict 5-gate filter (structural trend + 25% strength + 1.5× volume surge + acceleration + SM ≥60% LONG). LONG only. Aggressive risk tier with 1 max entry/day + 24h per-asset cooldown after a bad take. Taker-true entry, disown-safe launch, 18-test pure-function suite covering all gates.
License
MIT — Copyright 2026 Senpi (https://senpi.ai).
Skill Attribution
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