What it does
Strategy Arena Desktop turns supported Pine Script into an ArenaScript plan, then runs deterministic local backtests before any public validation workflow.
Pine Script CUDA backtester
Backtest Pine Script on local CUDA hardware
Strategy Arena Desktop turns supported TradingView Pine Script into ArenaScript, runs the Rust CPU reference, then benchmarks CUDA variants locally on Windows.
For Pine Script builders who want a local NVIDIA/CUDA path for repeatable strategy backtests, parameter sweeps and benchmark artifacts before publishing.
Pine import into ArenaScript, including MACD beta samples
CPU reference beside CUDA metrics
Compatible SMA multi-strategy batches use cuda_sma_multi_strategy_batch_v1 in one native GPU launch
GPU Arena leaderboard payload with native GPU source/adapters
Current build20260623-gpu-submit-cta
Native backendcuda_sma_multi_strategy_batch_v1
EXE SHA256ddf16f66439bd8ee0280c7124d4fc3e5c42a74a21465bca0c6cb656a52cda540
Download funnel/download?from=pine-script-cuda-backtester
Public demo before install
The launch page now shows the real beta loop before asking for a download: paste Pine, normalize to ArenaScript, compare CPU/CUDA, benchmark variants, export JSON.
Native SMA multi-strategy batches run in one CUDA launch; EMA, RSI, MACD and short mixes keep staged fallback until broader fused kernels land.
Why it matters
Trading strategies need repeatable local checks, visible trade logs and benchmarkable parameter sweeps before they become marketing claims.
Beta scope
- SMA, EMA, RSI, MACD and EMA + RSI subsets
- Long and short CPU reference paths
- CUDA comparison where supported
- Native GPU name, source and adapters in benchmark metadata
Does it run fully on CUDA?
CUDA accelerates supported strategy families while the Rust CPU reference remains the correctness baseline for every run.
Can it feed the GPU leaderboard?
Yes. Desktop benchmark artifacts include a GPU Arena payload that can be submitted manually after opt-in.
Try the desktop beta
Windows installer, MSI package, requirements and SHA256 hashes are published on the download page.