Publicly verifiable — no trust required

Don't take our word for it.
Verify the results yourself.

Every v33 strategy script is published publicly on TradingView. In 5 minutes you can run the exact same backtest we ran and see every trade, every metric, every number — yourself.

v33 BTC Flip 6H — View on TradingView ↗ Ξ v33 ETH Flip 7H — View on TradingView ↗ v33 SOL Flip 5H — View on TradingView ↗

⚠ Why "trust me" isn't enough in trading

The internet is full of trading bots showing cherry-picked screenshots, forward-tests that started in a bull market, and "verified" results from backtesting tools you can't access. We publish the actual Pine Script code on TradingView — a public platform anyone can use — so you can run the same test yourself and see every trade. If the numbers don't match what we claim, don't buy.

The 3 Published Scripts

Click any card to open the script on TradingView and run the strategy tester yourself.

Bitcoin
v33 BTC Flip 6H
6-hour timeframe · BTCUSDT Perp
Net return+4,909%
Buy & hold+700%
Profit factor2.81
Max drawdown32%
Backtest period6 years
Ethereum
v33 ETH Flip 7H
7-hour timeframe · ETHUSDT Perp
Net return+3,212%
Buy & hold+240%
Profit factor2.97
Max drawdown38%
Backtest period5.5 years
Solana
v33 SOL Flip 5H
5-hour timeframe · SOLUSDT Perp
Net return+3,779%
Buy & hold+80%
Profit factor2.24
Max drawdown41%
Backtest period5.5 years

How to Verify in 5 Minutes

Follow these steps to run the exact backtest yourself. Free TradingView account required.

1

Open the script on TradingView

Click any of the three "Verify on TradingView" links above. You'll land on the published script page. You'll need a TradingView account (free tier works). If you don't have one, it takes 60 seconds to create.

💡 The scripts are set to "public" — anyone can view them. No special access needed.
2

Add the script to a chart

On the script page, click the blue "Add to chart" button (top right). TradingView will open a new chart with the strategy applied. You'll see buy/sell triangles plotted directly on the candlestick chart — each one is a real trade signal the algorithm generated.

3

Make sure you're on the right instrument and timeframe

The chart needs to match the strategy's settings:

BTC script → Set chart to BTCUSDT.P (Bybit perpetual) on 6H timeframe
ETH script → ETHUSDT.P on 7H timeframe
SOL script → SOLUSDT.P on 5H timeframe

Type the symbol directly into the chart's ticker box — make sure it says "Bybit" as the exchange source, not Binance or Coinbase. The exchange matters because we're running on Bybit data.

4

Open the Strategy Tester panel

At the bottom of the TradingView chart, click the "Strategy Tester" tab. You'll see four sub-tabs: Overview, Performance Summary, List of Trades, and Properties.

Click "Performance Summary" to see all the metrics in a table — net profit, profit factor, max drawdown, win rate, total trades, and more.

5

Set the date range to match the backtest period

In the Strategy Tester → Properties tab, check "Use Date Range" and set the start date to cover the full backtest window. For BTC, this is approximately March 2020. The default usually loads the full available history automatically.

💡 The more history TradingView loads, the more accurate the result. If you're on the free plan, you may have limited bar count — upgrade to Basic (free trial available) to load the full 6-year window.
6

Compare the numbers

The "Net Profit" percentage in TradingView should match what we publish. The key metrics to check:

✓ Net Profit %
✓ Profit Factor (should be above 2.0)
✓ Max Drawdown %
✓ Number of Trades
✓ Win Rate % (expect ~20–25% — this is correct for this strategy type)

Small variations of 1–3% from published numbers are normal — they come from minor differences in bar loading. Large discrepancies mean something is misconfigured (usually the wrong exchange or timeframe).

What the Numbers Mean

When you open the Strategy Tester, here's exactly what to look at and why it matters.

Metric Where to find it What it means v33 values
Net Profit % Overview tab, top line Total return over the full backtest period, after all commissions BTC: +4,909%
ETH: +3,212%
SOL: +3,779%
Profit Factor Performance Summary Total winning dollars ÷ total losing dollars. Above 1.5 = genuine edge. Above 2.0 = strong edge. BTC: 2.81
ETH: 2.97
SOL: 2.24
Max Drawdown % Performance Summary The worst peak-to-trough equity drop during the test. Lower is better. Compare to buy & hold's 77% crash in 2022. BTC: 32%
ETH: 38%
SOL: 41%
Win Rate % Performance Summary % of individual trades that are profitable. Note: 20–25% win rate is normal and correct for a trend-following strategy — the few big winners cover the many small losses. BTC: 21.9%
ETH: ~22%
SOL: ~24%
Total Closed Trades Performance Summary Number of complete trade cycles (entry + exit). Higher number = more data points = more statistical confidence in the profit factor. BTC: ~80
ETH: ~70
SOL: ~75
Commission included? Strategy Properties tab Check that commission is set to 0.055% (Bybit taker fee). Results without fees are meaningless. Yes — 0.055% per side included in all tests

Common Questions

Things people ask when they go through this process.

Why is the win rate only ~22%? That seems low.
This is intentional and correct for a trend-following flip strategy. The strategy catches many short, choppy moves that result in small losses — those are the 78% of losing trades. But the ~22% of winning trades are large trend moves (the 2021 bull run, the 2022 short, the 2024 rally) that more than compensate. A profit factor of 2.81 with a 22% win rate means the average winning trade is roughly 12× the average losing trade. That's a healthy risk/reward profile, not a red flag.
Does the backtest include 2022 — the bear market?
Yes. The BTC backtest covers March 2020 through May 2026 — which includes the full 2022 crash (BTC −77% peak to trough). The strategy was short through most of that decline, which is why the bot's max drawdown is 32% while buy-and-hold suffered 77%. When you run the TradingView backtest and scroll to 2022, you'll see the short trades marked on the chart.
Couldn't the backtest be curve-fitted to look good on past data?
The strategy uses a small number of parameters (2–3 core inputs) across a 6-year window covering multiple distinct market regimes. Overfitting is much harder to hide over a multi-year, multi-cycle dataset. More importantly: you can run the same logic on the ETH and SOL charts — completely different assets with different market dynamics — and the profit factors hold (2.97 and 2.24). A curve-fitted strategy would degrade sharply on out-of-sample assets. Consistent performance across three assets with independent price histories is the strongest overfitting defense we can offer. See the full results breakdown.
Why can't I see the actual Pine Script code?
The strategy is published as "protected source" on TradingView — the backtest results and chart are fully visible to everyone, but the underlying code is not shared publicly. This is standard practice for proprietary trading strategies. The point of the public publication is to let you verify the results independently using TradingView's own strategy tester — not to give away the logic. You can see every trade, every metric, and every equity curve. The code itself is what you're paying for when you order.
The numbers I see are slightly different from what's on your site. Why?
Small differences (1–5%) are normal and expected. They come from: (1) slight differences in bar loading — free TradingView accounts may not load the full history, (2) the chart updates in real time as new candles close, so the backtest end date is always the current date, and (3) minor differences between exchange data feeds. If you're seeing large discrepancies (>10%), make sure you're using Bybit as the exchange source (not Binance) and the correct timeframe.

Verified. Now what?

If the numbers check out, the next step is getting the bot deployed to your Bybit account. Setup takes 5–7 days. You provide the API keys, we handle everything else.

Go Deeper

Performance
BTC Bot — Full Data
Comparison
Best Bybit Bot Guide
Tool
ROI Calculator