Every strategy includes its public code and a historical paper-simulation snapshot. Copy it, inspect it and run a separate Lab proof before drawing a verdict.
Free scripts stay open for TradingView inspection and quick experiments.
Builder turns ideas into readable ArenaScript with private backtests and Pine export.
Operator reports show where a strategy survives, dies, sits in cash, or beats Buy & Hold and a 200-day filter.
The public exit remains TradingView; the paid lab is the validation before that exit.
Got a strategy that beats cash, Buy & Hold and a 200-day filter on a sealed holdout? Submit it. A YouTube B&H win in a bear is not enough.
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The library separates reusable code from proof. Each public script carries a paper-simulation snapshot. Strategy Arena Lab can then replay supported logic, search variants on training data and let the Rust CPU authority judge a sealed holdout.
Copy the Pine Script into TradingView for chart inspection, or check its supported subset before opening a local Lab proof. Strategy Arena performs research simulation and does not create broker automation.
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A Pine strategy is only useful once you can see it on a live chart. Here is the exact order that avoids the usual traps.
The free web account is enough to plot a script and create a few alerts. Paid plans add more indicators, alerts and layouts — they are decided on TradingView and never change a Strategy Arena verdict. Strategy Arena is not a broker and places no real order.
A naive backtest almost always overstates a strategy. The Lab uses a sealed chronological holdout and uncertainty diagnostics to reduce overfitting before anything reaches a live chart.