No promise
Numbers are backtests/paper trading. They document a workflow, not future returns.
Public examples from World Arena. The goal is not to promise returns: it is to show what a strategy should expose before Pine v5 export.
Numbers are backtests/paper trading. They document a workflow, not future returns.
Each example shows alpha versus the market. Returning less than Buy & Hold is not a real conquest.
TradingView export is the final step after validation, not the starting point.
These examples do not sell a promise. They show the minimum dossier before opening the chart: asset, benchmark, alpha, drawdown, score, flags and paper-trading limits. TradingView becomes the inspection layer, not the proof.
Automatically selected from the top World Arena Conquest Scores. Examples stay linked to their native arenas.
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.