Run a rule-based strategy over real historical candles and see how it would have performed — versus simply buying and holding. EMA cross, RSI, SMA trend or Donchian breakout, on any coin.
Each strategy reads completed candles and produces a long-or-flat signal on the close of every bar, then acts on the next bar — so a signal you see today is entered at the following candle, never with future knowledge. You choose the coin, timeframe, starting capital and a flat fee charged on each side of a trade. The engine marks the position to market bar by bar and records every entry and exit.
Four classic rule sets are included: EMA cross (9 over 21), price versus SMA 50 trend following, RSI(14) mean reversion, and a 20-bar Donchian breakout. Results are long-only and use close prices with no slippage or funding, so treat them as an educational study of whether a strategy had an edge — not financial advice.
Backtesting runs a fixed set of trading rules over historical price data to see how the strategy would have performed in the past. It reports total return, win rate, profit factor and maximum drawdown, and compares them against simply buying and holding — so you can judge whether the rules had any edge before risking real money.
Four classic rule-based strategies: EMA cross (9 / 21), price versus SMA 50 trend following, RSI(14) mean reversion, and a 20-bar Donchian channel breakout. Each runs long-only on real historical candles for the coin and timeframe you choose.
It uses historical close prices and a fixed fee per side, with no slippage, funding or partial fills, and it is long-only. Signals are computed on the close of each bar and acted on the next bar. Treat the results as a directional, educational guide to whether a strategy had an edge — not a guarantee of future or real-world performance.