Backtesting That Pressure-Tests Every Idea
Before a strategy touches real money, throw it into years of market chaos. SurgePilot lets you backtest across supported exchange OHLCV history with up to 10 years of Coinbase daily data.
Put Every Strategy
Through the Fire.
The goal is not to find a strategy that looks clever on one lucky stretch. The goal is to find something that can survive trend explosions, dead ranges, violent reversals, and the slow grind in between. This is where you discover whether your idea is real or just well-timed.
Exchange-Aligned OHLCV Data
Test your edge on real market structure with hourly, 4-hour, and daily OHLCV data across supported exchanges.
Up To 10 Years Where Supported
Run your strategy through a full decade of Coinbase daily history and find out whether it deserves real capital.
Saved Execution History
Reload recent runs in seconds, revisit your strongest ideas, and keep tightening the strategy instead of starting from zero.
Performance Metrics That Matter
Look beyond raw return and see the full story through drawdown, Sharpe ratio, win rate, and overall resilience.
See what happens when the market stops being nice
Anybody can look brilliant in a clean uptrend. What matters is how your system reacts when momentum disappears, volatility spikes, and price starts punishing weak logic. With support for hourly, 4-hour, and daily candles, plus 3,650 days of Coinbase daily history, you can test for staying power instead of wishful thinking.
A decade is where weak ideas get exposed
Short-range backtests can make almost anything look impressive. When a strategy still holds its shape across ten years of daily Coinbase history, that is when you start learning what it is really made of.
Keep your best experiments alive
Big wins usually come from relentless iteration. Execution History keeps your recent runs close so you can reopen, refine, and push a promising strategy further without losing momentum.
Side-by-Side Comparison
Put strategy variants into the exact same market fight and see which one comes out stronger. When the numbers separate, the next move gets obvious.
