I got tired of guessing if my crypto setups actually worked or if I was just lucky. So I started looking for a proper backtesting tool that could handle crypto pairs like BTC/USD and ETH/USD, not just forex.
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Sometimes I think the biggest illusion in trading is thinking “this time will be different.” Markets repeat themselves in ways that mess with your head, and the hardest part is realizing you’re the one repeating the same mistakes.
I’ve been using that same platform for a few months and it changed how I look at crypto charts completely. Before, I was just live-trading and hoping for the best, but that’s like learning to drive on a highway. What helped me the most with CryptoTester is the ability to replay actual historical market data tick by tick. You can literally test how you’d react during a BTC crash or ETH breakout without any pressure. The coolest part is that you can apply your own rules and indicators, then see long-term results instead of trusting “what-if” scenarios. I found out that my scalping approach wasn’t sustainable — too much noise, too many fake signals. After a few weeks, I switched to higher timeframes and my win rate improved dramatically. If anyone wants to check it out, here’s what I use — https://forextester.com/en/crypto-backtesting-software/. The article there explains how to test crypto strategies properly without needing coding skills, which was perfect for me since I’m more of a visual learner. The key takeaway for me: if your setup doesn’t work in the past, it won’t magically work in the future. Backtesting made that painfully obvious.