Strategy Arena Lab

Proof-linked Pine review

No return ranking. A proof appears here only when its Run ID, ProofKey, dataset, Research Evidence, exact Pine and sealed holdout match on the server.

Open public proofs See the Pine on TradingView

1Run ID + ProofKey

2Research Evidence

3Exact Pine + SHA-256

4Sealed holdout

Proofs eligible for human review

Eligibility means the identity chain is complete. It does not mean future performance, a recommendation or authorization for automated trading.

0 eligible 1 withheld by the gate 1 public reports inspected

No public proof currently passes the complete gate.

This empty state is intentional: Strategy Arena does not invent a demo or turn incomplete evidence into a “ready” strategy.

Build a local proof

What the gate verifies

Immutable identity

Route, envelope, report and ledger carry the same Run ID and ProofKey.

Honest selection

Research Evidence is complete and the chronological holdout is explicitly excluded from selection.

Exact script

The Pine proposed for review matches the candidate and dataset actually measured.

Safety and affiliate boundary

Strategy Arena places no orders and promises no return. If a human later chooses TradingView, any partner relationship is disclosed before the outbound link. Past results do not guarantee future results.

How to run your Pine Script on TradingView

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.

Test the Pine free first in the Lab — sealed verdict, no account.

Create a TradingView account (the free plan is enough to plot).

Open the Pine editor and paste your script.

Add your alerts, then review the exact Strategy Arena report before relying on it.

Free or paid TradingView?

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.

Why test before you run it

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.