RSI overbought and oversold crypto agent

Watch BTC, ETH and SOL perps on Hyperliquid using RSI(14) on completed five-minute candles. Go long when RSI crosses below 30 and short when it crosses above 70. Act on a new crossing only, with one position open across all three coins. If signals coincide, choose BTC, then ETH, then SOL. Use position value equal to 25% of my allocation, take profit at a 3% favorable price move and close at a 2% adverse move from entry. Close and wait for a new crossing after the position is fully closed. Check every five minutes. Make the coins, RSI thresholds, size and exits adjustable.

Start from this exact spec: "Build an agent to trade overbought and oversold crypto". Builder turns it into an agent and checks the code. Backtest it on recorded markets and paper trade it on live markets before real money moves. Every number in the spec is a setting.

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You can export the private key from Settings at any time. You can pause, resume or stop an agent at any time. Stopping leaves your positions and resting orders in your account. You ask Circuit to close them.