CRT Strategy

Discover the CRT Strategy, a technical indicator-based approach claiming over an 80% win rate. Learn step-by-step entry and exit rules.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: Candle Range Theory (CRT)

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy

Source video

Decoded from: Estrategia de Trading CRT Explicada (PASO A PASO) | +80% WIN RATE by Cluti Fx — watch the original

Strategy overview

Candle Range Theory (CRT) treats a single candle's range as the container for what comes next — one side swept, then a drive toward the other. What distinguishes this entry is where it comes from: a Spanish-language walkthrough by Cluti Fx, titled "Estrategia de Trading CRT Explicada (PASO A PASO)", aimed at traders learning the method in their own language rather than through the English-speaking channels where the label first circulated.

That detail matters more than it sounds. CRT's vocabulary was built in English — range, sweep, liquidity, the acronym itself — and when the concept crosses into another language, the terminology usually travels untranslated while the explanation around it gets rebuilt in the teacher's own words. The unstandardized part is exactly the part that gets re-explained, which is why two traders can both say "CRT" and mean measurably different things. Anyone comparing a Spanish tutorial against an English one should compare the definitions underneath, not the label on top; a shared acronym is not evidence of a shared method.

The title's "+80% WIN RATE" is a headline claim, not a verified result, and it is worth reading the way any hit-rate figure should be read: a win rate says nothing about profitability on its own. Without the payoff ratio, the number of trades behind it, the period tested and the cost of execution, a high percentage of winners is compatible with losing money — small wins and large losses net out badly no matter how often the wins arrive. No machine-readable rule set was extracted from this video, so this page stays with the concept and the source rather than publishing a parameter-level breakdown.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Candle Range Theory (CRT)?

CRT is a price-action framework that uses one candle's range as a reference container: the high and low mark where liquidity is likely resting, and the trader watches for one side to be swept before looking for movement toward the opposite side.

Is this CRT tutorial in Spanish?

Yes. The source is Cluti Fx's Spanish-language explainer "Estrategia de Trading CRT Explicada (PASO A PASO)", presented as a step-by-step lesson. As with most CRT content in other languages, the core terminology stays in English even when the teaching does not.

Does an 80% win rate mean a strategy is profitable?

Not by itself. Profitability depends on the average size of winners versus losers, the number of trades the figure is based on, the period covered and trading costs. A method can win most of its trades and still lose money if the losses are larger than the wins.

Are this video's exact CRT rules available on this page?

No — no rule set was extracted from this video, so there is no parameter-level breakdown here. Strategy Decoder publishes decoded structure only where a source's rules can actually be extracted; otherwise the page covers the concept and points to the original video.

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