Last week, we hosted a live X Space with EarnPark co-founder Eugene Netso to discuss the upgraded version of one of our most popular strategies — USDT Algo Trend V2.
From user feedback to deep strategy structure, Eugene shared what’s changed, why it matters, and what users can expect going forward.
Why was the USDT Algo Trend strategy upgraded?
The first version worked well when markets were clearly trending. But the moment things went sideways — which they often do — the performance dropped.
We asked ourselves: how do we make it smarter, more stable, and easier to trust long-term? That’s how V2 was born — a much more robust foundation.
What feedback or data triggered the change?
Users were mostly frustrated by long drawdowns. Performance was strong overall, but those stretches of red months were hard to stomach. So we brought in two additional systems to help smooth out those periods.
What’s the biggest change in USDT Algo Trend V2?
Structure. It used to be just one system. Now it’s three — one follows long trends, another catches short-term momentum, and the third is built for mean reversion in sideways markets. Each works independently, so it's no longer relying on a single engine.
How do the three systems work together?
We now have three fully independent systems running under the Algo Trend name.
Each one is built around a different type of market logic:
• The first is a classic trend-follower. It waits for strong confirmation before entering — like a clear breakout in price and volume. It builds positions gradually, using a cascade entry system. This one shines in clean trending markets — especially on bigger timeframes.
• The second is more aggressive — it’s an impulse-based system. It looks for short bursts of momentum, breakout setups, and volatility spikes. Think of those moments when the market just rips — this system is built to catch those fast moves.
• And the third is a multi-model approach that focuses on sideways or choppy conditions. It uses mean-reversion and volatility clustering — basically, it looks for when the market is bouncing between levels and plays those patterns. This was originally built for institutional use, and it has a very tight risk profile.
What does this change mean for users?
Mostly, a smoother experience. Fewer extreme swings, fewer long drawdowns. The returns curve should feel more stable — emotionally easier to stick with. It’s not about chasing bigger profits, it’s about making the strategy more resilient.
Why set the target APY at 35% if historical performance is higher?
We want to be conservative. The backtests looked great — well above 35% — but trust matters more. We’d rather underpromise and then deliver than hype up a big number. If performance holds over the next few months, we might raise it.
What happens if one of the systems underperforms?
That’s exactly why we split the logic.
If one has a rough patch — and that’s normal in trading — the other two can keep the overall returns afloat.
It’s like a team — you don’t need every player to score every game, you just need solid teamwork over time.
What would you say to users who are sceptical about changes?
People are tired of overpromises in crypto.
But this update isn’t marketing. It came from real feedback, real trading data, and real performance analysis.
The old strategy had value — it made good returns in some years, but it struggled when the market wasn’t trending.
So we brought in additional systems from real market participants we trust — professional teams that have been running these models in production for years.
They don’t just look good on paper — they’ve traded real capital, under pressure, across different market cycles.
This update was about solving a product issue — not launching a new marketing story.
Is this the final version of USDT Algo Trend?
The current version is very mature - it’s the best structure we’ve had. But we’re never done.
We see USDT Algo Trend as a living strategy. If markets evolve — and they always do, we’ll evolve too. If we find new logic that adds value without breaking the balance, we’re open to integrating it.
Who should consider the USDT Algo Trend?
Anyone who wants exposure to crypto trends — without trying to time every move. It’s especially good for long-term compounding. Yes, there will be volatility, but it’s built for that.
And if you’re tired of chasing pumps or switching tokens every week — this strategy does the heavy lifting for you.
USDT Algo Trend V2 is more than just an upgrade — it’s a smarter, more balanced approach to navigating crypto markets. By combining multiple systems into one unified strategy, we’ve built something that adapts across conditions and stays resilient through volatility. Whether you’re new to EarnPark or already using our strategies, this is a powerful option to consider for long-term growth.