What's new
The latest updates and improvements.
Two new deep dives from the 11,440-run dataset
Which of ten strategy families actually survive on unseen data (only two kept a positive edge), and whether tuning to the best backtest predicts the future at all (barely — 0.37 rank correlation). Both reproducible from our open study.
Two evergreen reads, each built from the public curve-fitting dataset:
- Which crypto strategy families survive out-of-sample? All 10, ranked — we tuned ten classic families on twenty coins, then ran each tuned winner once on data it had never seen. Only Fair Value Gap and SuperTrend kept a positive median edge; MACD, RSI and Bollinger went negative before fees.
- Does the best backtest predict the future? We measured it 200 times — across 200 strategy-coin grids, the in-sample vs out-of-sample parameter ranking correlated just 0.37 with reality, and a quarter of the time it was no better than random.
Both link back to the open dataset and the Crypto Overfitting Index, each with a reproducible branded chart. Not financial advice.
Backtest API — automatic failure monitoring
Backtest jobs that hit an unexpected error now alert us automatically, so problems get caught and fixed faster.
Reliability improvement for the developer API. The async backtest worker now reports any unexpected job failure to our error-monitoring system, tagged with the job, strategy and coin — so a broken run pages the team instead of failing quietly. Normal "not enough data / bad input" results are still returned to you in the job response as before; only genuine faults raise an alert. No change to the API surface.
The Noon Barbari API is live
Put our backtesting engine in your code. A REST API for crypto strategy research — indicator signals, DCA, overfitting checks, our open dataset, and async backtests with a robustness verdict.
Weve opened up the engine as a proper developer API at api.noonbarbari.xyz.
What you can call:
- Daily indicator signals (RSI/MACD/SuperTrend and more) for 50 coins
- Buy-and-hold and dollar-cost-averaging outcomes
- The Deflated-Sharpe overfitting check — run it on your own backtest, not just ours
- The monthly Crypto Overfitting Index and our open 11,440-run curve-fitting dataset
- Async strategy backtests — submit a job, poll for a result complete with a robustness grade and a skill-or-luck verdict
Getting started: create a key at /account/api, read the docs at /developers, and grab the OpenAPI spec at api.noonbarbari.xyz/openapi.json. There is a free tier (100 calls/month) plus Developer ($19), Startup ($79) and Scale ($299) plans for more calls and backtests. Not financial advice.
More tools for your AI assistant: DCA, overfitting checks and open data
Our MCP server grew from 7 tools to 11 and gained ready-made prompts. Your AI assistant can now run a dollar-cost-averaging what-if, test whether a backtest is curve-fit, query our 11,440-run research study, and look up any trading term — all from one connection.
New tools: get_dca (what a weekly or monthly buy would be worth today), check_overfitting (the Deflated Sharpe test on your own numbers — real skill or selection luck?), query_dataset (our open curve-fitting study), and search_glossary. Plus one-tap prompts like "audit this strategy." Same URL, no key: https://noonbarbari.xyz/mcp (setup guides at noonbarbari.xyz/en/mcp).
Free certificate: Crypto Backtesting Fundamentals
A 15-question exam on honest backtesting — overfitting, out-of-sample validation, risk math. Pass 12/15 and get a public, verifiable certificate you can share on LinkedIn.
Take it at noonbarbari.xyz/en/certificate — free, about ten minutes, no account needed. Everything on it is covered by our free Trading 101 course, the Q&A hub and the docs. The certificate is a public page with your name, a verification ID and share buttons.
Connect your AI assistant: our MCP server is live
Claude, Cursor and any MCP-capable assistant can now use Noon Barbari as a toolbox: live coin signals, buy-and-hold history, the Overfitting Index, strategy head-to-heads — and a real backtest runner.
One URL, no API key: https://noonbarbari.xyz/mcp (setup guides at noonbarbari.xyz/en/mcp). Once connected, ask your assistant things like "run a SuperTrend backtest on BTC from 2022 — is it curve-fit?" and it answers with a real engine run, robustness verdict included.
DCA calculator: what a weekly or monthly buy actually did
A new dollar-cost-averaging calculator for 50 coins, built on real Binance closes and refreshed daily — including the two numbers DCA marketing never shows: the lump-sum comparison and the drawdown you'd have sat through.
Try it at noonbarbari.xyz/en/dca: pick a coin, an amount and a cadence (weekly or monthly), and see the invested-versus-worth-today curve for any start year. Every coin has its own page with a by-start-year table, and the raw price series is free in the public API (JSON or CSV, no key). Fair warning built in: in mostly-rising markets a lump sum usually ends higher — DCA buys a smaller worst case, not a magic edge.
Straight answers to trading questions
A new Q&A hub answers the questions traders actually search — how much data a backtest needs, why backtests fail live, what a good Sharpe is — answer first, reasoning second, real engine data linked.
37 questions across six topics at noonbarbari.xyz/en/answers, with more coming. Alongside it: honest "alternatives" guides for TradingView, 3Commas, QuantConnect and more at /en/alternatives — including, on every page, a section on when the other platform is still your better pick.
Strategy vs strategy: 45 head-to-heads settled with data
SuperTrend vs EMA crossover? Every pairing of our 10 house strategies now has a live comparison page built from real monthly engine runs — per-coin scoreboard, out-of-sample medians, survival counts.
Browse the matchups at noonbarbari.xyz/en/compare-strategies. This month SuperTrend beats the EMA crossover 42–7 across 49 shared coins — a result that refreshes monthly with the engine run, because regimes move scoreboards. Each page says exactly what the comparison is (default parameters, daily bars since 2021) and what it is not.
A free data API — JSON and CSV, no key
The data behind our public pages is now a documented API: daily signals for 50 coins, buy-and-hold outcomes, and the Overfitting Index — plus ?format=csv so a single IMPORTDATA cell feeds a Google Sheet.
Docs at noonbarbari.xyz/en/api-docs. No API key, no signup, CORS-open, responses cached an hour. The only ask is attribution: a visible link to noonbarbari.xyz wherever the data is shown (CC BY 4.0). Spreadsheet users: =IMPORTDATA("https://noonbarbari.xyz/api/public/v1/signals?format=csv") is all it takes.
The Crypto Overfitting Index
A new monthly index puts a single number on curve-fitting in crypto: the share of strategy configurations that looked profitable in-sample but failed on data they never saw. July's reading: 54.6.
Every month our engine re-tests 10 classic templates on 50 coins with a 70/30 chronological split; the index is the percentage whose out-of-sample Sharpe turned negative. Current reading, full history, methodology and a citation block live at noonbarbari.xyz/en/overfitting-index — plus an auto-updating badge you can embed anywhere. Free to quote (CC BY 4.0).
Our research data is now public
The full dataset behind the curve-fitting study — 11,440 engine runs across 10 strategies and 20 coins — is now downloadable under CC BY 4.0, with a schema table and a ready-to-paste citation.
Grab it at noonbarbari.xyz/en/research as CSV or JSONL. Every row is one engine run: template, coin, parameter combination, and the in-sample vs out-of-sample Sharpe, return, drawdown and trade count. Rerun our analysis, slice it differently, or try to break the conclusion — that's what it's there for.
Daily indicator readings for 50 coins
A new signals board shows today's RSI, MACD, SuperTrend, moving-average posture, Bollinger position and volatility for the whole coin catalogue — computed by the same indicator code our backtesting engine runs.
The board lives at noonbarbari.xyz/en/signals, with a detail page per coin explaining what each reading means and linking to the indicator docs. Numbers refresh every day and match what a studio backtest would compute for the same bar — no third-party indicator feed, no discrepancies. Readings, not advice: every page says so, and the CTA is to backtest a rule before trusting it.
What if you'd bought it? Buy-and-hold reality checks, updated daily
New pages answer the classic question — "what if I'd bought Bitcoin in 2018?" — with real exchange data: what $1,000 would be worth today, where it peaked, and the drawdown nobody screenshots.
Pick any of 50 coins and an entry year at noonbarbari.xyz/en/whatif-i-bought. Every page shows the honest pair of numbers: the return you'd have today AND the worst stretch you'd have had to sit through to get it (for BTC bought in January 2018, that was roughly -81% before recovery). Refreshed daily from Binance closes. Holding is a strategy too — these pages let you judge it like one.
Watch a backtest get caught curve-fitting
The "Prove it" page now shows two identical-looking backtests put through walk-forward — one collapses out-of-sample and is stamped CURVE-FIT, the other earns ROBUST.
Our whole pitch in four seconds: on the Prove-it page, two strategies that look equally great in-sample get swept by a walk-forward pass, and the over-tuned one falls apart on data it never saw. Elsewhere, the homepage chart now runs a slow walk-forward loop with live-counting stats and rotating example rules, strategy cards draw a small equity curve when you hover them, the four-step tour draws its timeline as you scroll, and switching pages crossfades smoothly. All of it respects your system's reduced-motion setting.
Shorter pages, a tidier blog, and a live market ticker
The homepage is leaner — especially on phones — the blog groups posts by topic with a "Show all" per section, and the market ticker at the bottom of every page now actually loads.
We trimmed duplicate sections from the homepage and moved the interactive demo up so you see the product sooner; on phones the page is roughly a fifth shorter. The blog index now shows the six most recent posts per topic with a "Show all" button instead of one very long wall. A configuration bug had also been silently blocking the TradingView ticker in the footer — that's fixed, so you get live market color on every page.
A friendlier front door — browse without interruptions
The legal notice no longer blocks the page when you first arrive — it's now a slim bar at the bottom. And the free no-login backtester is one click away from anywhere.
Previously your first visit opened with a full-screen legal popup you had to dismiss before doing anything — even on the sign-up page. The same disclaimer is still shown, just as a compact bar at the bottom that never covers the page or blocks a click. We also put the free backtester where it belongs: "Backtest free — no login" is now the second button on the homepage and a "Free backtest" link sits in the header, so you can test an idea before creating an account. The marketplace no longer greets you with an empty page either — until community listings arrive, it shows twelve runnable starter templates from the strategy library.
Strategy builder fixes: Stochastic crossovers and smoother editing
Rules that use the Stochastic %K and %D lines now work correctly, and switching a condition back to an indicator is no longer fiddly.
A couple of fixes to make the strategy builder behave the way you'd expect.
Stochastic %K / %D now work — conditions that compare the Stochastic lines (for example "%K crosses above %D") now evaluate correctly in backtests and live rules. Before, a rule like this could quietly never trigger.
Smoother condition editing — when a condition is set to a plain value, switching it back to an indicator now works as expected — with a clear prompt if you haven't added an indicator yet.
A crisper dark theme in Chrome and Edge
The site now renders with the correct dark theme in Chrome and Microsoft Edge — no more washed-out or mismatched colors.
If you browse in Chrome or Microsoft Edge, some pages could show up with light or washed-out colors instead of our dark theme. The site now tells the browser it's a dark theme, so it looks right everywhere.
More worked guides, real charts, and far more coins
A batch of new step-by-step guides — now illustrated with real, annotated charts — plus many more coins and strategy combinations to explore and backtest.
We've expanded the learning hub and given you a lot more to explore.
New guides, with real charts — fresh walkthroughs including why live results underperform a backtest, how to backtest ATR, VWAP and Donchian channels, how to backtest on Binance, how to read your Sharpe ratio, momentum and pairs-trading strategies, and how to think about market regimes — each illustrated with clear, real-data charts.
Articles you can actually see — guides and concept pieces now include charts and diagrams (equity curves, indicator panels and more), not just words.
Many more coins — explore and backtest 50 coins, up from 15, each with its own page.
More ready-made strategy combinations — the "best strategy" pages now cover many more strategy-and-exchange pairings to start from.
New indicators, full guides, and built-in help
Four new indicators to build with, a complete how-to library in every language, and plain-English explanations right inside the studio.
We've made noonbarbari much easier to learn and build with.
Four new indicators — Structural Trend, Blackflag FTS, Volume Flow Indicator (VFI) and EMA Pullback are now in the strategy editor, each with its own explanation.
Every indicator explained — the reference now has a clear, plain-language entry for all 25 indicators and oscillators, in all five languages.
Brand-new guides — step-by-step docs for risk & exits, position sizing & safety, confirmation triggers, validation & robustness, the optimizer, market tools, monitoring & alerts, history & journal, and trading.
Help where you build — the studio now has a built-in concepts guide, plus "Learn more" links next to the trickier settings, so you never have to guess what a control does.
A bigger glossary — dozens of new terms (overfitting, Monte Carlo, Value at Risk, funding rate and more) with clear definitions and examples.
Welcome to What's new
This is where we'll share every improvement we make to Noon Barbari — what changed and why it matters to you.
We're shipping updates constantly. From now on you'll find them here, in plain language — no jargon. Bookmark this page to keep up with new features, fixes, and improvements.
Manage your account right inside the app
You can now view your profile, change your password, set up two-factor authentication, see your referrals and manage your plan — all without leaving the app.
A new Account screen brings everything about your account into one place:
- Profile — your email, plan and member details at a glance
- Security — change your password and turn on two-factor authentication with a quick QR-code setup, plus backup recovery codes
- Referrals — your personal invite link and how many friends you've brought in
- Plan — what you're on and a shortcut to manage billing
No more hopping out to the website to handle your account.
A more focused app experience
The app now keeps you in your trading dashboard. Links that lead to the main website open in your browser instead of taking over the app.
We tidied up how the app handles links. Everything to do with trading stays inside the app, and anything that points to our public website (like blog posts or pricing) opens in your phone's browser — so you can never get "stuck" browsing the website inside the app.
Easier navigation on phones
Small screens now have a menu button that opens every page, so you can reach everything with one tap.
On phones the top navigation used to hide some pages. We added a menu button that opens a full list of pages — strategies, marketplace, docs, pricing and more — so nothing is more than a tap away.
More accurate partial take-profits
When you set a take-profit target as a risk multiple (R), partial exits now trigger exactly as expected.
If you set a take-profit using an R-multiple (for example, "take profit at 2R") together with a percentage stop-loss, partial exits now fire at the right price every time. Backtests and paper trading reflect this immediately — no changes needed on your side.
Your notifications stay private to you
We fixed an issue where some notification settings could be shared. Every account's notifications are now fully its own.
We found and fixed a problem where certain notification settings were not properly separated between accounts. Your alerts and connected channels are now strictly your own. If you'd set up notifications before, please take a moment to reconnect them on the notifications page.
Renaming a strategy now sticks
Rename a strategy and save — the new name is kept everywhere, every time.
Previously, renaming a strategy and saving didn't always carry the new name back to your strategy list. That's fixed: the name you choose is now saved consistently across the whole app.
Bring your TradingView strategies in
You can import a Pine Script strategy from TradingView and start testing it here, with a guided on-ramp if you'd like early access.
Already built something in TradingView? You can now bring that strategy over and put it through our backtesting and robustness tools instead of rebuilding it from scratch. There's also a simple sign-up if you want to be first in line as we expand import coverage.
Instant 'what if' backtests, now with a trust score
The free quick-backtest now shows a robustness scorecard, a visual trade-by-trade chart, and ready-made example strategies to try.
Run a strategy idea in seconds without signing in — and now see more than just a return number. Each quick test includes:
- A robustness scorecard so you can judge whether results look real or curve-fit
- A trade-view chart showing exactly where each trade entered and exited
- House preset strategies you can run instantly to see how it works
A smarter, more trustworthy AI strategy builder
Describe a strategy in plain English and the AI builder understands far more of it, with a clearer experience and one-click hand-off to the dashboard.
Type out your trading idea in everyday language and the AI builder now recognizes a much wider range of rules and indicators. We rebuilt the experience to be clearer about what it understood. When you're happy, Open in dashboard loads the strategy straight into your workspace, and decimal take-profit, stop-loss and trailing percentages carry over exactly as you typed them. The builder is now front-and-center in the top navigation.
Take-profit, stop-loss and trailing as proper controls
Your risk settings — take-profit, stop-loss and trailing stop — now appear as clear, first-class controls in the strategy editor.
Setting how you protect a trade is now front-and-center. Take-profit, stop-loss and trailing-stop are dedicated controls in the editor rather than buried options, so it's obvious what your strategy will do when a trade moves for or against you. Your exit rules are also shown clearly in the strategy summary.
New plans and a free tier you can really evaluate
We introduced four clear plans, and the free tier now lets you genuinely try the product before deciding.
Pricing is now organized into four straightforward plans so it's easy to pick what fits you. Just as important, the free tier is now genuinely usable for evaluating the product — you can explore real capabilities and see the value before upgrading.
A richer Home dashboard
Your Home dashboard gains a personal symbol watchlist plus new widgets for top losers, recent runs, market sentiment and crypto news.
Home is now a real command center. Add your own symbol watchlist to keep favorite markets in view, alongside new widgets:
- Top losers to spot the day's biggest movers
- Recent runs so your latest backtests are one glance away
- A Fear & Greed market-sentiment gauge
- A crypto news feed
A full indicator reference, right on the site
Browse every supported indicator on dedicated pages — what each one does, how it behaves, and how to use it in a strategy.
We've moved our indicator reference onto the public site, with a clean page for each indicator. Look up what an indicator measures and how to apply it before you add it to a strategy — no login needed to browse.
Draw on your charts and add indicator overlays
You can add indicator overlays directly on charts and create, edit and save your own drawings like trendlines and zones.
Charts are now interactive. Layer indicators directly onto the price chart, and add your own drawings — trendlines, levels and zones — that you can edit and that stick around when you come back. Great for marking up setups and sanity-checking what a strategy is reacting to.
Deeper, clearer backtest reports
Run results now include richer diagnostics — a monthly returns heatmap, rolling Sharpe, market exposure, drawdowns and best/worst trades — on a dedicated detail page.
Every backtest now opens into a full detail page with the analytics serious testers want:
- A monthly returns heatmap and rolling Sharpe to see consistency over time
- Market exposure so you know how often you were actually in a trade
- Drawdown, best/worst trade and circuit-breaker panels It's far easier to judge whether a strategy holds up, not just whether it made money.
Choose your exchange when you backtest
You can pick which exchange's market data to use when running a backtest, an optimization or a stress test.
Markets don't always trade identically across venues, so you can now select the exchange whose data drives your backtest, optimizer and stress-test runs. Test your idea against the venue you actually trade on.
Smoother paper trading and safer editing
Paper sessions show the right status the moment you stop them, and you're protected from accidentally editing a strategy that's running live.
A few rough edges in paper trading are gone:
- Stop a paper session and it immediately reads 'stopped', instead of showing a stale status
- You're now blocked from editing a strategy while it's running a live paper session, so a running test can't be changed out from under it
Honest stats when there are no closed trades
Backtest and report numbers are now accurate — including open positions, a clean dash instead of a misleading zero, and correct win rate and drawdown.
We tightened up how results are reported so the numbers always tell the truth:
- Runs with no closed trades now show a clear dash instead of a misleading 0
- Open positions are surfaced so a profitable-looking run with no closed trades makes sense
- Average trade, per-direction win rate and drawdown are calculated and displayed correctly
Meet Strategy Studio — a cleaner way to build and test
A redesigned strategy workspace lets you build rules, run backtests, paper trade, and review results all in one clean, modern place.
We've launched Strategy Studio, a redesigned home for everything you do. Build a strategy with readable rule cards, run a test and see results with an equity chart, paper trade, dig into your run history, and read the indicator reference — all from one tidy app. It also works nicely on your phone.
Go deeper with Compare, Monte-Carlo and Stress
New analysis tools let you compare runs side by side, stress-test a strategy, and run Monte-Carlo simulations to see the range of possible outcomes.
Find out whether a strategy is genuinely robust or just lucky:
- Compare several backtests at once
- Monte-Carlo to see the spread of likely outcomes
- Stress testing under tougher conditions
- An Optimizer to search for better settings
- A Portfolio view that combines multiple strategies into one weighted result
Better indicator accuracy and new options
VWAP can be anchored to a session, the Stochastic supports slow mode with a %D line, and a new 'SMA of ATR' indicator is available everywhere.
Several indicators got more powerful and more faithful to TradingView: session-anchored VWAP by default, Stochastic with %K smoothing and a %D / slow option, a new SMA of ATR building block, and a SuperTrend that matches TradingView's ATR seeding.
Set indicator details right inside your rules
You can configure an indicator's settings directly where you use it in a rule, instead of defining it separately first.
A new inline indicator picker lets you choose and tweak an indicator's settings right inside a rule condition. We also exposed more readable settings, like MACD's fast and slow lengths, and added rising / falling conditions and two-indicator alert comparisons.
Build smarter entries with confirmation triggers
You can stage your entries with confirmation triggers — wait for a retest, a divergence, a liquidity sweep, a confirmation candle and more before a trade fires.
New trigger blocks let you add a confirmation step to your entries and exits instead of acting on the first signal. Choose from kinds like retest, divergence, liquidity sweep, confirmation candle, time delay and rule-based triggers — for both entries and exits.
Learn as you go with guided tours and an academy
A new in-app tour walks you through the dashboard, and a Learn academy plus a growing blog teach trading from the basics up.
New to the app or to trading? An interactive tour points out what each page does, the Learn academy (now on mobile too) covers Trading 101 and Smart Money concepts, and we've published more than a dozen blog guides spanning moving averages, trends, candles, Fibonacci and full strategy walkthroughs.
Lots of new indicators and Smart Money tools
We added SuperTrend, Trend Magic, Volume Flow, a Blackflag trend-following ladder, plus a full Smart Money Concepts suite.
Build richer strategies with new building blocks:
- SuperTrend and Trend Magic trend filters
- Volume Flow Indicator for volume-driven signals
- Blackflag SuperTrend + Fibonacci pullback ladder
- A Smart Money Concepts set: order blocks, fair value gaps, market structure shifts, equal highs/lows, premium/discount zones and prior-period levels
See your trades drawn right on the chart
When you run a test, you get a TradingView-style chart with your entries, exits, and take-profit / stop-loss zones drawn directly on price.
Backtests now come with a visual trade chart: take-profit and stop-loss zones are shaded as boxes, your indicators are overlaid, and winning vs. losing trades are shown with outcome-aware shading so you can spot at a glance what worked and what didn't.
Fixes: shorts, gaps and smoother editing
We corrected take-profit and stop-loss handling on short trades, fixed where fair-value-gap fills are measured, and stopped number fields from changing when you scroll past them.
A round of fixes traders will feel:
- Short positions now get the correct take-profit and stop-loss across testing, charts and alerts
- Fair value gaps now fill at the correct edge
- Number inputs no longer change value when you scroll the page
- Clear green 'saved' banners confirm every save
More honest, more realistic backtests
Backtests now include a realistic execution model and an anti-overfitting verdict, so results better reflect real trading.
Every test now shows a naive-vs-realistic comparison that accounts for real-world execution, plus an anti-overfit verdict to warn when a strategy may be curve-fit. The leaderboard is forward-tested only and sample-size aware, and reports break out long vs. short win rates alongside the overall figure.
A friendlier first-run onboarding
New users get a simple 5-step setup wizard that kicks off a paper-trading run — no exchange keys or real money required to get started.
The redesigned onboarding wizard gets you to a working paper-trade in a few steps, starting from a ready-made template. It's risk-free: you explore and test strategies with simulated funds before ever connecting anything.
A full charting workspace, built in
Charts now include drawing tools, Fibonacci levels, and a bar-by-bar replay mode so you can study price action without leaving the app.
The charts let you draw and edit trend lines, rectangles and levels with drag handles, add Fibonacci retracements and extensions, overlay indicators, and switch symbols or timeframes instantly. Use replay mode to step through history bar by bar and practice reading the market.
Wallet Intelligence — explore on-chain activity
A new on-chain explorer lets you look up wallets, filter transactions, and see labeled addresses, on both web and mobile.
Wallet Intelligence brings an on-chain explorer to the app. Search wallets, filter and auto-refresh transactions, and see labeled addresses including flagged ones — handy for following the money behind a move. Available on the website and in the mobile app.
A marketplace to share and discover strategies
Browse community strategies, compare them side by side, follow top creators, and publish your own.
Discover what's working for other traders. Browse and compare published strategies, follow your favourite creators, and check the public leaderboard to see who's on top. Ready to share? Publish your own strategy with a built-in robustness grade so others can trust the results.
AI strategy assistant and second-opinion critic
Describe a strategy in plain English to build it, and get an AI review that grades your strategy and flags weak spots.
Just type what you want in plain English and the assistant turns it into a working strategy. Want a sanity check? The AI critic gives you a structured review — a summary, a grade, and the specific issues to fix. You can even import a TradingView script and have it converted for you.
Market scanner, charts, and perpetuals data
Scan the market for live setups, view full TradingView charts in-app, and check funding rates and open interest for perps.
New market tools across web and mobile:
- A live coin scanner that surfaces setups across the market
- Embedded TradingView charts for deeper analysis
- A perpetuals panel with funding rates and open interest from Binance, Bybit, and OKX
- A trends view and a dedicated market-analysis page
Stress-test against real crises, with clearer trade reports
Replay your strategy through historical market crashes and read trade-by-trade reports with exact entries and exits.
See how your strategy would have survived past meltdowns with the historical-crisis stress test. Your trade reports got sharper too: a candlestick page per closed trade, clear take-profit and stop-loss exit markers, an accurate trade count, and a downloadable PDF you can share — also delivered straight to Telegram.
Watchlists and price alerts
Track your favorite coins with live 24-hour quotes and get notified when prices hit your targets.
Keep an eye on the coins that matter. Add them to a watchlist for live 24h quotes and set per-coin price alerts. Free accounts can track up to 30 coins; paid plans bump that to 200.
Control your trading from Telegram
A Telegram bot lets you run backtests, validate strategies, check signals, manage alerts, and receive PDF reports.
Run your trading workflow without opening the app. The Telegram bot can run backtests, validate a strategy's robustness, check live signals, manage your alerts, and send you full PDF reports right in chat.
A trade journal and five languages
Keep a journal of every trade across web, mobile, and Telegram, and use the whole app in five languages.
Log and review every trade in a built-in trade journal, available on web, mobile, and Telegram. The full experience is now available in English, German, Italian, Spanish, and French, alongside a guided onboarding wizard, a referral program with credits, and a free strategy-finder quiz.
The app is here — trade strategies from your phone
Our new mobile app lets you run backtests, review results, browse the marketplace, and get push alerts on the go.
Install the app and take your strategies with you. You can now:
- Run a backtest straight from your phone and review the full result
- Browse and clone strategies, compare two side by side, and check your run history
- Get push notifications for signals and alerts
- Breeze through a friendly first-run setup
Your own account, on web and mobile
Create a free account, log in across web and app, and manage your profile, password, and data in one place.
We launched a brand-new website and full account system. You can now sign up, log in, and stay signed in across the site and your dashboard. Visit your account page to change your password, export your data, or delete your account whenever you like.
Subscription plans you can pay for in crypto
Choose a plan and subscribe with USDT — paid tiers unlock higher limits and premium features.
Pick the tier that fits how you trade and pay in USDT. Higher tiers raise your usage limits and unlock extra tools. When you hit a limit, you'll see a friendly prompt showing exactly what upgrading gets you — no surprises.
Know if your strategy is overfit before you trust it
One-click robustness checks give your backtest a plain-English grade so you can tell real edges from curve-fitting.
Great backtests can be a mirage. Run the Robustness Validator to get an honest overfit / fragility grade on any strategy, plus a Monte Carlo repetition test and a synthetic-shock stress simulator. The grade shows up on your results, on shared pages, and in the marketplace — so you can prove an edge isn't just curve-fit.
Strategy Designer — build strategies with no code
A visual, drag-and-drop builder lets you create multi-condition trading strategies, test them instantly, and save versions.
Build strategies like building blocks — combine indicators and conditions with AND/OR/NOT logic, then quick-test right away. You also get:
- A growing indicator library (ATR, Stochastic, ADX, VWAP, Volume, and more)
- Stop-loss, take-profit, trailing stops, and cooldowns
- Position sizing that scales with signal strength
- Long and short support, multi-timeframe rules, and cross-symbol strategies
- Version history with one-click rollback, plus import/export and ready-made templates
Let the app tune your strategy for you
A one-click auto-tune searches for stronger settings, and new learning-based strategies adapt as the market moves.
Press Auto-tune and the app explores your strategy's key knobs to find better-performing settings automatically. We've also added smarter, self-learning strategies that adapt to fresh market data over time, plus a drift panel that warns you when a live paper strategy's behaviour starts to shift.
Organize, export, and share your results
Tag and filter your run history, export trades and equity curves, and download a polished performance tearsheet.
- Tag your runs and filter the history to find them fast.
- Bookmark favourites and bulk-delete the ones you don't need.
- Export your trades and equity curve to a spreadsheet, or download a tearsheet report of any finished backtest to keep or share.
Know whether your results are real or just luck
Trust scores tell you how likely your strategy's edge is genuine versus the product of over-tuning or chance.
Backtests surface easy-to-read confidence indicators that answer the question every trader asks: is this edge real? You'll see at-a-glance chips estimating the chance your strategy's performance holds up rather than being an accident of curve-fitting, plus a what-if costs view showing how fees and slippage would dent your returns.
A safety button for live paper runs
A red PANIC FLAT button instantly closes every open position in an active paper run when you need to stop fast.
When a paper run is live, a clearly-marked PANIC FLAT button lets you immediately exit all open positions and halt the run — your emergency brake for when things get hairy.
Understand where your performance comes from
New breakdowns show which symbols, hours, and weekdays drive your results, so you can see what's actually working.
A trade-attribution view splits your results by symbol, by hour of day, and by day of week — making it easy to spot, for example, that a strategy bleeds on weekends or shines in certain hours. There's also a clear breakdown of your biggest winning and losing periods.
Get alerts on Discord and Telegram
Connect Discord or Telegram to receive notifications about your live paper runs without watching the screen.
Your paper runs can now ping you on Discord or Telegram as things happen, so you can step away and still stay in the loop.
Run several strategies at once
Launch multiple saved strategies as independent paper runs in parallel and compare how each one performs.
Save your favourite setups as named presets, then start a multi-strategy paper run — pick two or more presets, split your cash across them, and each runs on its own. Great for racing ideas head-to-head.
Compare runs and sweep your parameters
Overlay two runs side by side, or sweep a range of settings to find what works best.
- A/B compare overlays two backtests on the same chart so differences jump out.
- A parameter sweep tries a range of values for you and shows how results change.
- A walk-forward mode tests your strategy across rolling time windows for a more honest read on durability.
Visualize your returns and drawdowns
Backtests show buy and sell markers right on the price chart, plus a clear picture of how your returns and drawdowns are spread.
- Trade markers plotted directly on the chart show exactly where each trade happened.
- A returns distribution view shows how your gains and losses are spread out.
- A drawdown overlay on the equity chart highlights the rough patches, with annotations calling out key moments.
Paper-trade your strategies in real time
Run a strategy against live market data without risking real money, and watch its equity curve update as it trades.
Switch on paper-trade mode to see how a strategy would perform right now, live. A market preview shows current conditions, your paper run's equity chart updates as it goes, and you can stop a run at any time. You can even re-attach to a running session if you close and reopen the dashboard.
Pick your own date range and fine-tune settings
Choose exactly which period to test, and open an Advanced section to adjust the finer details of your strategy.
- Set a custom start and end date for any backtest so you can focus on the market conditions you care about.
- An Advanced parameters section lets you go deeper when you want, while keeping the basics simple.
- Helpful tooltips explain what each metric means as you hover.
A brand-new dashboard for testing your strategies
A full visual workspace lets you run backtests, watch results, and manage everything from one clean screen — no command line needed.
Everything lives in one place. Run a backtest, pick a strategy, set your parameters, and watch the results appear with a polished look. Revisit past runs from a clickable history list, jump back into any run, and re-run with the same settings in a single click.