xyz.noonbarbari/backtesting

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Crypto backtesting tools: real backtests with robustness verdicts, daily signals and market data.

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list_strategiesList the strategy templates available for backtesting and comparison (name, title, one-line description). Use the returned `name` value as the strategy identifier in other tools.

List the strategy templates available for backtesting and comparison (name, title, one-line description). Use the returned `name` value as the strategy identifier in other tools.

No input schema was published for this tool.

get_coin_signalsToday's daily-bar indicator readings for crypto coins, computed by a real backtesting engine from Binance closes: price, RSI-14, MACD state, SMA 50/200 posture, SuperTrend, Bollinger position, ATR volatility, 52-week range. Pass a coin ticker (e.g. 'btc') for one coin, or omit for the whole 50-coin…

Today's daily-bar indicator readings for crypto coins, computed by a real backtesting engine from Binance closes: price, RSI-14, MACD state, SMA 50/200 posture, SuperTrend, Bollinger position, ATR volatility, 52-week range. Pass a coin ticker (e.g. 'btc') for one coin, or omit for the whole 50-coin…

ParameterTypeDescription
coinstringLower-case ticker, e.g. btc, eth, sol. Omit for all coins.
get_buy_holdWhat a $1,000 buy of a coin on Jan 1 of each available year would be worth today — ROI, peak value and date, and the maximum drawdown endured along the way. Real Binance data, refreshed daily.

What a $1,000 buy of a coin on Jan 1 of each available year would be worth today — ROI, peak value and date, and the maximum drawdown endured along the way. Real Binance data, refreshed daily.

ParameterTypeDescription
coin*stringLower-case ticker, e.g. btc, eth, sol.
get_overfitting_indexThe Crypto Overfitting Index: the monthly share (%) of default-parameter strategy configurations (10 templates × 50 coins) whose out-of-sample Sharpe turned negative — how much of what backtests promise fails on unseen data. Returns the current reading and full history.

The Crypto Overfitting Index: the monthly share (%) of default-parameter strategy configurations (10 templates × 50 coins) whose out-of-sample Sharpe turned negative — how much of what backtests promise fails on unseen data. Returns the current reading and full history.

No input schema was published for this tool.

compare_strategiesHead-to-head comparison of two strategy templates from real monthly engine runs across ~50 coins: per-coin win count, median out-of-sample Sharpe, survival counts, median return and drawdown. Use strategy names from list_strategies (e.g. 'super_trend', 'ema_crossover').

Head-to-head comparison of two strategy templates from real monthly engine runs across ~50 coins: per-coin win count, median out-of-sample Sharpe, survival counts, median return and drawdown. Use strategy names from list_strategies (e.g. 'super_trend', 'ema_crossover').

ParameterTypeDescription
strategy_a*stringFirst strategy name, e.g. super_trend
strategy_b*stringSecond strategy name, e.g. ema_crossover
search_answersSearch Noon Barbari's Q&A knowledge base of direct, data-grounded answers about backtesting, overfitting, validation, indicators, risk management and crypto markets. Returns the top matching questions with their full answers.

Search Noon Barbari's Q&A knowledge base of direct, data-grounded answers about backtesting, overfitting, validation, indicators, risk management and crypto markets. Returns the top matching questions with their full answers.

ParameterTypeDescription
query*stringFree-text query, e.g. 'why do backtests fail'
run_backtestRun a real backtest of a strategy template on BTC/USDT from a start date (public what-if engine; may take up to a minute on a cache miss; rate-limited). Returns net return, max drawdown, trade count, a robustness score with an overfitting verdict, and a shareable result URL.

Run a real backtest of a strategy template on BTC/USDT from a start date (public what-if engine; may take up to a minute on a cache miss; rate-limited). Returns net return, max drawdown, trade count, a robustness score with an overfitting verdict, and a shareable result URL.

ParameterTypeDescription
strategy*stringStrategy name from list_strategies, e.g. super_trend
start_date*stringISO date, e.g. 2022-01-01 (2020-01-01 or later)
starting_cashnumberStarting balance in USD (default 10000, max 1000000)
get_dcaDollar-cost-averaging outcome for a coin: what buying a fixed dollar amount on a schedule (weekly or monthly) since a start date would be worth today — total invested, units, average cost, current value and ROI — plus the lump-sum comparison and the worst drawdown endured. Real Binance closes, refr…

Dollar-cost-averaging outcome for a coin: what buying a fixed dollar amount on a schedule (weekly or monthly) since a start date would be worth today — total invested, units, average cost, current value and ROI — plus the lump-sum comparison and the worst drawdown endured. Real Binance closes, refr…

ParameterTypeDescription
coin*stringLower-case ticker, e.g. btc, eth, sol.
amountnumberUSD invested per purchase (default 100).
frequencystringPurchase cadence (default weekly).
start_datestringISO date to start buying from, e.g. 2021-01-01 (optional; default = full history).
check_overfittingCompute the Deflated Sharpe Ratio (Bailey & Lopez de Prado 2014) for YOUR OWN backtest: given its annualised Sharpe, length, and how many strategy variants you tried before selecting it, returns the probability the result is real skill rather than selection luck, the luck bar it must clear, and a p…

Compute the Deflated Sharpe Ratio (Bailey & Lopez de Prado 2014) for YOUR OWN backtest: given its annualised Sharpe, length, and how many strategy variants you tried before selecting it, returns the probability the result is real skill rather than selection luck, the luck bar it must clear, and a p…

ParameterTypeDescription
sharpe*numberAnnualised Sharpe ratio of the selected backtest.
timeframestringBar timeframe of the returns (default 1d).
length_days*numberLength of the backtest in calendar days.
n_trials*numberHow many strategy/parameter variants were tried before picking this one.
skewnumberSkewness of the return series (default 0).
kurtosisnumberNon-excess kurtosis of returns (Gaussian = 3, the default).
query_datasetQuery our open 11,440-run curve-fitting study (10 strategy templates x 20 coins, 70/30 in-sample/out-of-sample split). Returns the headline overfitting stats and the tuned picks matching an optional template and/or coin filter — each with in-sample vs out-of-sample Sharpe, the Sharpe haircut, and t…

Query our open 11,440-run curve-fitting study (10 strategy templates x 20 coins, 70/30 in-sample/out-of-sample split). Returns the headline overfitting stats and the tuned picks matching an optional template and/or coin filter — each with in-sample vs out-of-sample Sharpe, the Sharpe haircut, and t…

ParameterTypeDescription
templatestringStrategy name, e.g. super_trend (optional). Omit for all templates.
coinstringTicker, e.g. btc (optional). Omit for all coins.
search_glossarySearch Noon Barbari's trading glossary for a plain-language definition of an indicator, metric or concept (RSI, MACD, Sharpe ratio, drawdown, walk-forward, overfitting, and 60+ more). Returns the top matching terms with a short definition, the full explanation, and a link.

Search Noon Barbari's trading glossary for a plain-language definition of an indicator, metric or concept (RSI, MACD, Sharpe ratio, drawdown, walk-forward, overfitting, and 60+ more). Returns the top matching terms with a short definition, the full explanation, and a link.

ParameterTypeDescription
query*stringA term or question, e.g. 'deflated sharpe' or 'what is RSI'.

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