Trading strategies usually have a fragmented path. The idea is tested in one place, trading happens in another, and trust between the trader and investor is maintained through profit screenshots from chats. Each step is a separate tool, a separate service, and separate manual work.

We are building a platform where this path is collected in full: from strategy development to its execution on accounts. In this article, we will explain what it consists of today and where it is headed.

What Already Works

XTester — strategy development and testing. Here, the strategy is written and tested against historical data. The tester's task is not to draw a beautiful profitability curve, but to show honest figures: risk metrics, behavior outside the training sample, resistance to overfitting. A strategy that shines on a tuned historical segment but falls apart on new data should be visible before any money is invested.

CopyTrader — execution. Once the strategy is ready, its trades can be automatically copied: auto-copying trades chosen by the user works on 14 exchanges, including across different platforms — the trader and investors can be on different exchanges (cross-trading). Connection is done via API keys without withdrawal rights: funds remain on the user's exchange account.

What Is Missing in This Picture

Between "strategy tested" and "strategy copied" there is another question — and perhaps the most important for the investor: whom to copy and why trust them?

Today, this question is mostly resolved by PnL screenshots, promises in channel descriptions, and trust on their word. Verifying such results is almost impossible.

Statistics Service — The Third Part of the Platform

Therefore, the next thing we are designing is a statistics service. This is a separate engine that collects trading results and turns them into a verifiable track record: trade history, profitability, drawdowns, stability of results over time.

Based on this data, a trader showcase will appear — a place where the investor selects whom to follow based on figures, not promises.

An important principle: publication is voluntary. The trader decides in the settings whether to show their statistics on the showcase. No one is displayed automatically.

How It Comes Together

The three parts form a cycle: strategy is developed and tested in the tester, proves itself by numbers in statistics — and scales through copying. Developed → showed results → copied.

For the trader, this is a path from idea to followers without breaks. For the investor — a choice based on verifiable data and execution with protections: synchronization of leverage and position mode, entry price control.

Our Principles

  • Numbers first, money later. The strategy first proves itself with statistics — in the tester and on the showcase.
  • Funds remain with the user. Operation via API keys without withdrawal rights, on users' own accounts.
  • No profit promises. We create tools — trading decisions are always made by the user.
  • Publication of statistics is voluntary. The trader's track record belongs to the trader.

What’s Next

The statistics service is currently in the design stage — we are not announcing timelines and will share details as they are ready. XTester and CopyTrader continue to develop: new exchanges, new checks in the copying engine, strategy validation tools.

You can already get acquainted with the platform now: xtester.pw and copytrader.pw.

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