Crypto backtesting on perpetual futures.
Replay BTC, ETH, SOL and 24 more USDT perpetual pairs from the day they listed. Plan entry, stop and target before the next candle and keep every trade in your journal.
Which crypto pairs can you backtest?
27 USDT perpetual pairs, including:
- BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, SOLUSDT, BNBUSDT, XRPUSDT
- DOGEUSDT, ADAUSDT, AVAXUSDT, LINKUSDT, TONUSDT
- ARBUSDT, OPUSDT, SUIUSDT, APTUSDT, INJUSDT, SEIUSDT, NEARUSDT
- PEPEUSDT, SHIBUSDT, WIFUSDT and more
How far back does the crypto data go?
Data comes from Binance USDT-margined perpetual futures. Minute history starts on each pair's listing date, for example September 2019 for BTCUSDT, and runs to the last completed day. The session wizard shows the range for every pair.
Perpetual, not spot
Perpetual futures track spot prices but are a separate series, so do not compare a perpetual backtest one-to-one with a spot chart. Results follow the session's cost assumptions (spread, commission and slippage); funding payments are not part of them.
Crypto prop challenge practice
Crypto prop firms use the same core rules: profit target, daily loss and maximum loss. Rehearse them on perpetual charts in a Prop Challenge session; Guardian blocks any order whose stop would break a limit.
Other markets
Your questions. Clear answers.
Can I backtest Bitcoin on a 1-minute chart?
Yes. BTCUSDT perpetual minute data starts in September 2019, with timeframes from 1 minute to weekly.
Is perpetual data the same as spot data?
No. Perpetual futures follow spot closely but are a separate market with their own prices. Treat a perpetual backtest as perpetual, not spot.
Does Tickrivo connect to my exchange account?
No. There is no exchange or broker connection and no real order; everything runs as a simulation on historical data.
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