How I've been making 10–15% monthly off my deposit consistently for the past 3 years trading BTC using just the Stochastic Oscillator:

This is a super simple strategy I’ve used for a long time and it works surprisingly well on BTC if you stick to the rules.

It’s all based on the Stochastic Oscillator with specific settings. First, go to the indicators tab and add the Stochastic Oscillator.

I used to trade BTC on random platforms but now I just use reverse-engineered TradingView Premium that I found in r/BestTrades. It’s way more stable and works perfectly with all my custom indicators.

Set it to 5 3 3 (close/close) and use the 15-minute timeframe. Once it's up, you’ll notice it shows three zones. 0 to 20 is the oversold zone, which usually signals a buy when BTC is looking cheap. 80 to 100 is the overbought zone, meaning BTC is likely overheated and due for a pullback. Anything between 20 to 80 is just noise so we ignore it completely and only trade setups from the oversold and overbought extremes.

Here’s exactly how I trade this:

1. Both stochastic lines need to enter and then exit either the oversold or overbought zone
2. Use the crosshair tool to mark the point where the red signal line crosses into one of those zones
3. After that, the first two candles need to be the same color, green for a buy or red for a sell
4. The wicks on those candles should be smaller than their bodies, we want clean direction not indecision
5. If all of that lines up, enter the trade at the opening price of the third candle
6. For BTC I usually go for a take profit of around 50 to 100 points depending on volatility, using tight risk management

This setup works best when BTC is moving cleanly and not chopping sideways. Avoid trading it during major news drops or random weekend price spikes. It’s not a magic system but it’s given me consistent results when I stay patient and wait for clean setups. If you’re curious, test it out on paper first. That’s how I fine-tuned it. Works even better when paired with basic support and resistance or EMAs for context. Discipline is everything.