Backtest Bitcoin

Bitcoin (BTC/USD) is the original and largest cryptocurrency by market cap. It trades 24/7 and is driven by adoption trends, regulatory news, and macro liquidity conditions.

Key Facts

Category Crypto
Typical Spread 5–50 USD
Active Sessions 24/7
Volatility Very High

How to Backtest Bitcoin

To backtest Bitcoin, you need a platform with historical price data for this instrument. Here are the recommended approaches:

  1. 1 Open StrategyTune and select BTCUSD from the instrument list
  2. 2 Choose your preferred timeframe and starting date
  3. 3 Use replay controls to step through price history
  4. 4 Place simulated trades and track your results

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