Strategy marketplace
for Solana traders.
Bring your strategy. We test it on 5 years of real-fee data, alert you when it fires live, and explain what's happening across 16+ signals — so you can stop guessing and start trading from data.
SOL at $84.06. Last 15m bar dropped 2.4% on elevated volume. RSI 32, oversold. 4H trend remains bullish. Bounce setup forming — historical pattern resolves up 61% within 1h.
What you get
Built for traders who want
data, not hopium.
Pine Script promised 84% win rates. None survive real fees. We built the infrastructure to find what actually works.
Honest backtesting
5 years of OHLCV across 6 timeframes. Real Jupiter Perps fees (0.14% RT), realistic slippage, and a no-lookahead test suite that proves it. We publicly killed our own 84% WR strategy when it didn't survive.
Real-time alerts
Save a strategy and we run it 24/7. The moment it fires, you get a Telegram, Discord, or email alert with the entry, stop, target, and R:R already calculated.
AI co-pilot
Every alert ships with a Claude-written brief that synthesizes 16+ signals into plain English. "This setup is taking direction from 4H support at $82.75. Confluence is 7/10."
Multi-timeframe alignment
First-class HTF/LTF strategy support — pair a daily S/R level with a 1H entry trigger. The only retail backtester that models MTF without future-data leaks.
Solana-native execution
Direct integration with Jupiter Perps and Drift. Paper-trade for free, then flip a switch to execute live with the same DSL.
Open by default
Strategies you save are yours. Backtesting engine and execution layer are open source. No black boxes, no "trust us bro" win-rate claims.
Early traders
What beta users are saying.
"Finally a backtester that doesn't lie to me. I had three strategies survive my own promises — Obsidia killed two of them on 24mo data. That's exactly what I needed."
"The AI brief on every alert reads like a junior analyst's note. Better than scrolling 14 indicators."
"Open-source, real-fee, no-lookahead. The standard the rest of crypto trading tools should hold themselves to."