One-Sided Gaussian Support and Resistance, T3 Velocity Strategy

Scalp Bitcoin on 1-minute charts with this strategy using One-Sided Gaussian Support/Resistance and T3 Velocity for entries, and fixed R:R.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: Support & Resistance

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: strategy
  • Timeframes: 1 minute
  • Markets: Bitcoin

Indicators used

  • One-Sided Gaussian Support and Resistance
  • T3 Velocity

Source video

Decoded from: Guide to Earning $10,000 Monthly: The Sole Strategy You Require by TradeGenius — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:10 - Introduction to One-Sided Gaussian Support and Resistance indicator
  • 0:50 - Introduction to T3 Velocity indicator
  • 1:20 - T3 Velocity settings and interpretation
  • 1:48 - Long entry rules
  • 2:20 - Stop loss for long trades
  • 2:30 - Take profit for long trades
  • 2:38 - Short entry rules
  • 3:00 - Stop loss for short trades
  • 3:10 - Take profit for short trades
  • 3:20 - Backtesting results

Strategy overview

Support and resistance describes the price areas where previous buying or selling has been heavy enough to slow, stall or reverse a move. What separates this entry from the hand-drawn version of that idea is that neither of its two components is drawn at all: the One-Sided Gaussian Support and Resistance indicator computes its levels from a filter that only looks backwards at past price, and it is used here as a signal source rather than as a chart annotation.

The second component, T3 Velocity, is a momentum reading built on the Tillson T3 smoothing family. Pairing the two is the strategy's actual thesis — one tool answers *where* price is, the other answers *how forcefully it is moving there* — and it is the standard way traders try to keep a level-based system from firing on every touch. TradeGenius presents this pairing on a 1-minute chart, a timeframe where confirmation matters most because noise is highest and the cost of acting on a weak signal is paid many times per session.

The source video is titled "Guide to Earning $10,000 Monthly: The Sole Strategy You Require" — an income claim made by the channel, not a result verified anywhere, and worth separating from the mechanics being demonstrated. This entry catalogs the strategy's components, timeframe and source rather than a rule-by-rule breakdown; anyone evaluating it should test the two-indicator combination on their own 1-minute data, where spread and commission weigh far more heavily than on higher timeframes.

Topics

trading strategy · pine script · tradingview strategy · technical indicators · bitcoin trading strategy · btc scalping strategy · scalping strategy · 1 minute strategy · t3 velocity · gaussian support resistance

Frequently asked questions

What is the One-Sided Gaussian Support and Resistance indicator?

It applies a one-sided Gaussian filter — a smoothing method that draws only on past price rather than centring itself on the current bar — to derive support and resistance levels automatically instead of requiring them to be drawn by hand. In this video it is treated as an oscillator that produces long and short signals rather than as a static set of lines.

What does T3 Velocity add to a support and resistance strategy?

T3 Velocity is a momentum oscillator built on Tillson T3 smoothing, so it measures the speed and direction of price movement rather than its location. Used alongside a support and resistance tool, it acts as a confirmation layer — the level identifies where something might happen, the velocity reading indicates whether the move has force behind it.

Why does this strategy use the 1-minute timeframe?

The 1-minute chart is a scalping timeframe: signals are frequent and trades are short, which is why a two-indicator confirmation setup is used to filter them. It also means transaction costs and spread consume a much larger share of each trade's outcome than on higher timeframes, so realistic cost assumptions are essential in any test.

Does a strategy like this really earn $10,000 a month?

That figure comes from the source video's title and is a claim by the channel, not a verified or independently measured result — no strategy guarantees an income level, and outcomes depend on account size, instrument, costs and execution. Strategy Decoder catalogs the components and sources of strategies like this one so you can test the concept on TradingView yourself instead of taking a headline at face value.

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