Simulate a strategy and read the whole report.
Cumulative P&L by trade, long against short, CAGR, profit factor, SQN, Sharpe and Sortino, monthly returns, Monte Carlo drawdowns and every trade. Always a historical simulation.
Your strategy, your capital, your costs.
Write a strategy or open one you already have, set the starting capital, commission and slippage, and simulate it on the chart's historical Binance spot data. Every simulated trade is recorded, and the report is built from those trades.
Net profit on its own says very little about a strategy. The report is laid out so the questions that matter come first: how deep the drawdowns went, whether long and short behave differently, and whether a handful of trades is carrying the whole result.
Monthly returns, distributions and a Monte Carlo drawdown range.
The analysis tab shows returns month by month, the distribution of trade results, a rolling win rate, trade excursions, and a Monte Carlo range of drawdowns from reshuffling the same trades, so you see the spread of outcomes the same trades could have produced in a different order.
The same report for a backtest you ran in TradingView.
Export the List of trades from TradingView's Strategy Tester and open it in the free backtest report tool. You get the same three tabs for any market TradingView supports. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded.
Ready-made strategies, simulated across markets every night.
Eight commented Pine Script v6 strategies (EMA cross, RSI mean reversion, Supertrend, Donchian breakout, MACD cross, Bollinger reversion, VWAP reversion and ATR trailing trend) are simulated every night across crypto markets on 1 hour, 4 hour and daily charts.
Sort and filter the table, open any row for its full report, and open the strategy in the editor to change it with the AI. Results built on very few trades are flagged so a small sample is not mistaken for a pattern.
Questions
How does PineScripter simulate a strategy?
It runs your strategy script on the chart's historical Binance spot data with the starting capital, commission and slippage you set, and records every simulated trade. The result is always a historical simulation, not a forecast.
What is in the report?
Three tabs. Performance: cumulative P&L by trade, net daily and weekday results, and an All, Long and Short table with CAGR, profit factor, SQN, Sharpe and Sortino. Trades Analysis: monthly returns, the distribution of results, rolling win rate, a Monte Carlo drawdown range and trade excursions. Trades Log: every trade.
Can I get the report for a strategy I tested in TradingView?
Yes. Export the List of trades from TradingView's Strategy Tester as a CSV and open it in the free backtest report tool. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded, and it works for any market TradingView supports.
What is the strategy screener?
Eight ready-made, commented Pine Script v6 strategies simulated every night across crypto markets on 1 hour, 4 hour and daily charts. Open any result for its full report, and open the strategy in the editor to change it with the AI.
Can I scan my own strategy across markets?
Yes. Run the strategy in the editor on several markets and timeframes one after another and compare the results side by side.
Simulate your own strategy
Write a strategy or open one from the screener, set your capital and costs, and read the full report.
Open the workspacePineScripter is a coding and analysis tool for Pine Script. It does not provide financial advice, does not place trades, and makes no prediction about future prices. Charts, analysis and simulations describe the past. Showcases on this page use example data.