TradeHub
Build & test strategies.
Create rules, run backtests and inspect results.
Build. Test. Understand.
Build trading strategies visually.
Backtest them on historical data. Understand every trade.
From idea to evidence
Turn a trading idea into a strategy, test it on historical data, and understand the result.
Build
Combine entries, exits and risk rules visually.
SMA(20)SMA(50)
Test
Run the strategy against historical market data.
BTC/USDT1hLast month
Understand
Inspect signals, trades and performance instead of relying on one final number.
EntryTradeExit
No account needed. No real funds involved.
Change a rule. See what changes. Start with this editable example and explore the settings at your own pace.
Build
1/5 · Set your entry
Choose a rule, then adjust its settings.
Choose an entry rule
Enter when the fast moving average crosses above the slow one.
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The 20-candle moving average crosses above the 50-candle moving average.
SMA(20) /\ SMA(50)/\ means the first value was at or below the second on the previous candle, and is above it now. Indicators use closing prices. Each candle represents 1 hour.
SMA means simple moving average. Each value is the average closing price over the chosen number of candles.
2/5 · Set your exit
Choose a rule, then adjust its settings.
Choose an exit rule
Exit when the closing price falls below the previous lows.
The number of previous candles used to find the high or low. Each candle represents 1 hour.
Allowed range: 2–100.
The closing price crosses below the lowest low of the previous 10 completed candles.
Close \/ Low.shift(1).rolling_min(10)The current candle is excluded from the level. A signal appears when the closing price crosses the line. The strategy can act at the next candle’s opening price, subject to your risk settings and any enabled RSI confirmation.
Lookback candles
The number of previous candles used to find the high or low. Each candle represents 1 hour.
Allowed range: 2–100.
3/5 · Manage profit and risk
Choose an optional profit target and set your stop loss.
5%
Close the trade when this target or your exit signal is reached. Your stop loss remains active.
Profit target off. Stop loss: 5%.
Test
4/5 · Set up your test
Choose the market context, then define how capital should be allocated.
Choose a period
Sep 1, 2026 – Sep 30, 2026 · UTC
Each candle represents 1 hour.
Select 1 or 2 markets.
2/2 selectedCapital per trade10%
Max open trades
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FAQ
Yes. The demo uses the product’s backtest engine on historical Binance candles for the selected period and candle interval. Results update when you change the settings and include a 0.1% fee on each buy and sell. This is a historical simulation, not live trading or a prediction of future returns.
Yes. Choose a market and change the parameters — the simulation result updates automatically, without an account. You can also preview Lesson 1 to explore the guided visual Builder.
Trading Strategy Foundations for a one-time payment of €99. This includes permanent access to the course, current course material, and future improvements and updates to the purchased course. Course access is permanent. 2Signals platform access is included during Early Access. Continued platform access after the official SaaS launch may require a separate subscription. Early course members will receive special founding-member pricing and will be informed before the transition.
You can try the demo and first lesson now. The founding-member application opening date will be announced on the early-access page.