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Online Strategy Judge: test a Pine Script in your browser

Strategy Arena's online judge is a free page where you paste a Pine v5 script. The Lab replay engine, compiled to WebAssembly, runs in your browser: it replays the script on frozen Binance data and returns a verdict, survives, mirage, inconclusive or not enough trades. The script is judged as it is, with no variant search.

  1. Paste your Pine v5 into the text area, or load the EMA 9/21 example in one click.
  2. Choose the data: BTCUSDT, in 1 d (full history), 4 h (3 years) or 1 h (1 year).
  3. The calculation runs in your browser, inside a Web Worker, with a progress bar.
  4. Read the verdict, the judge's three reasons, the chart, the trade list, then share the card if you want.

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Which test gives a verdict?

ToolWhere it runsCostWhat it answersVariant search
Online judge (this page)Your browserFreeA verdict on a sealed periodNo, the script as it is
Quick CheckThe siteFreePine compatibility only, no verdictNo
Strategy Arena LabYour PC, Windows or LinuxFreeA verdict on a sealed periodYes, every variant is counted
Survival AuditThe server9.90 EUR, onceBounded stress tests in a private reportNo, the exact code is fixed before payment

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FAQ

Is the online judge free?

Yes. The page, the calculation in your browser and the verdict card are free, with no installation.

Is my Pine code sent to Strategy Arena?

No. The calculation runs in your browser; the Pine is sent to the server only if you choose to make it public on a card.

How is it different from the desktop Lab?

The judge tests one script as it is, with no search. The Lab searches variants, counts trials, can be driven over MCP and exports Pine.

Which Pine scripts are accepted?

A Pine v5 script supported by the importer. Otherwise the judge refuses it with the exact reason, function and line, rather than testing an approximate strategy.

Where does the data come from?

From Binance, BTCUSDT: Binance daily candles for 1D, Prisme's archive for 4h and 1h, under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence. The judge stays free and sells no derived data.

How do I share a verdict?

Any verdict can become a public card with a link, a SHA-256 hash and a preview image; the Pine appears only if you make it public.

Go further: testing a Pine script out of sample, tools compared · what the judge answered to old rules

Data: Binance, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence. Research on past data, not advice. manifest