The backtest here uses the CSI 300, and this point needs to be emphasized. The right-side trading system should be built on a long-term bullish asset that aligns with economic principles. In the crypto world, I believe only BTC fits these economic laws. It's simple—currency is overissued, BTC has a limited supply and is constantly being lost, and consensus continues to strengthen.

All strategies, in the long run, only the right-side strategy can achieve compound interest and control drawdowns. The left-side strategy is like a battlefield for most manual retail traders—once you're in, it's very hard to get out.
It's not that you can't buy the dip on the left side. For assets like BTC, which have clear signals and on-chain indicators, you can definitely use on-chain data to buy the dip. However, the learning curve for this is also quite high.
Even simple trading rules like buying when the 20-week moving average is above the price and selling when it drops below can lead to extremely exaggerated returns in the final compound interest.
Therefore, my left-side all-in position is around 42,000 (the value will change over time).
The right side is just waiting for STH-RP or MA120—it's very simple.