User Guide v1.0

Strategya.pro | Suite

Everything you need to set up, configure, and read the signals from your algorithmic trading strategy on TradingView.

Section 01

Getting Started

Strategya.pro | Suite is a single invite-only Pine Script strategy on TradingView that contains all configurations as presets. Here's what you need before you begin.

TradingView Account

You need an active TradingView account. A free plan works, but a paid plan gives you more historical data for backtesting. For the full experience, we recommend Essential or higher — it unlocks all timeframes needed by some presets.

Active Invitation

After subscribing at strategya.pro, you'll receive an invite to access the script. Your TradingView username must be registered — check your email for confirmation.

Strategya.pro| Suite — Invite-Only Script page on TradingView

Add the Script to Your Chart

In TradingView, go to Indicators → Invite-Only Scripts → Strategya.pro| Suite and click to add it to your chart. The script will load with the default preset.

1) Click Indicators → 2) Select Invite-only → 3) Find Strategya.pro| Suite

TipOnce the script is loaded on your chart, you'll see "Strategya.pro| Suite" in the indicator panel and the Strategy Tester tab will appear at the bottom.

Select the Correct Chart Type for Bitcoin

For Bitcoin, always use the INDEX chart (BTCUSD — Bitcoin all time history index). In TradingView's Symbol Search, type BTCUSD and select the first result marked as index crypto INDEX. This ensures you're working with the full historical dataset, which is essential for accurate backtesting across all presets.

BTC/USD INDEX 1D chart with Strategya.pro Suite

BTC/USD 1D INDEX chart — Base BTC 1D preset loaded with full historical data from 2019

TradingView symbol search showing BTCUSD INDEX selection

Symbol Search — Select 'BTCUSD · Bitcoin all time history index · INDEX' as the chart source

Chart Type Reference for Other Assets

The same principle applies to every asset supported by the framework. Below is a quick reference showing the correct chart type to select for each one:

ETHUSD — Ethereum all time history index · INDEX

Use the INDEX chart for Ethereum — same as Bitcoin, this provides the full historical dataset for comprehensive backtesting.

SOLUSD — SOL / USD · spot crypto · Binance

For Solana, select the Binance spot pair. Exchange-specific charts work well for altcoins with shorter trading histories.

SUIUSD — SUI / US Dollar · spot crypto · Binance

For SUI, use the Binance spot chart. Newer assets like SUI are best tracked through major exchange feeds.

TSLA — Tesla, Inc. · stock · NASDAQ

For Tesla, select the NASDAQ listing — always use the primary exchange for equities to ensure accurate volume and price data.

Note

Why chart selection matters: The Strategya.pro | Suite relies on volume data as a core input for its calculations. Always select a chart source that includes reliable volume — without it, the strategy cannot function correctly.

Crypto INDEX charts (BTC, ETH) aggregate data across exchanges, providing maximum history and consolidated volume. Exchange-specific charts (SOL, SUI on Binance) offer deep liquidity and accurate volume for newer assets. Stocks (TSLA) should always use their primary listing exchange to ensure official volume reporting.

Section 02

Understanding the Chart Signals

Once the strategy is active on your chart, it displays visual overlays that represent the trading signals and market context.

SOL/USD 12H — Green (bullish) and red (bearish) zones, entry (blue arrow) and exit (pink arrow) markers

Green Zones

The strategy is in a long position. The green shaded area represents a bullish trend detected by the engine.

Red Zones

The strategy is in a no position / bearish context. The red shaded area indicates the engine has exited or is detecting a downtrend.

Entry Markers

Blue arrows or circles on the chart mark the exact candle where the strategy opened a position.

Exit Markers

Purple or red markers indicate where the strategy closed a position, either by signal or stop loss.

TipThe MA lines visible on the chart (the green and red moving averages) are the core trend indicators that define market context. However, a bullish trend (green zone) does not automatically guarantee an entry — the Suite also applies volume-based filters that must confirm the signal before a position is opened. This multi-layered approach helps reduce false entries and improves overall signal quality.

Section 03

Reading the Strategy Report

TradingView's Strategy Tester shows the full backtest performance of the active preset. Here's how to read it.

Full Workspace Overview

ETH/USD 1D — Full workspace: 1) Settings gear · 2) Inputs panel · 3) Strategy Tester with performance metrics

This is what your workspace looks like with the Suite fully configured. On the left, the chart with signal overlays. In the center, the Settings panel with all configurable inputs. At the bottom, the Strategy Tester showing key metrics like Total P&L, Max Drawdown, Win Rate, and Profit Factor.

Two Ways to Read Performance

The Strategya.pro| Suite provides two complementary views of your strategy's performance data.

The Performance HUD — on-chart overlay

The HUD (on-chart overlay)

This compact panel lives in the top-right corner of your chart and is exclusive to the Strategya.pro| Suite. It lets you evaluate performance at a glance — no need to open TradingView's Strategy Tester tab.

The top row shows Strategy metrics (P&L, Max DD, Win Rate, Profit Factor, Starting/Ending capital). The bottom row shows Buy & Hold benchmarks: from-first-trade (1T) and full-period (0T).

Cell colors are not fixed — they react to performance:

P&L turns green if the strategy beats both B&H benchmarks.

Max DD is green under 25%.

Win Rate is green above 50%.

Profit Factor is green above 3.0.

One scan tells you everything.

TradingView's built-in Strategy Tester panel

Strategy Tester (TradingView built-in)

This is TradingView's native reporting panel, available for any script that runs as a strategy.

Metrics tab — Total P&L, Max Equity Drawdown, Total Trades, Win Rate, and Profit Factor.

Equity Chart — A visual curve showing how your equity grew over the entire backtest period.

List of Trades — Every individual entry and exit with dates, prices, P&L, and run-up/drawdown per trade.

Why both?The HUD surfaces the same essential data that TradingView displays in the Strategy Tester — but directly on the chart. It also adds the Buy & Hold comparison (both 1T and 0T variants), which the native Strategy Tester does not show side-by-side.

Open the Strategy Tester

Click the "Strategy Tester" tab at the bottom of your TradingView chart. If you don't see it, make sure the Strategya.pro| Suite strategy is loaded (not just an indicator).

Check the Overview Tab

The Overview tab shows the key performance summary. Focus on the metrics below — they tell you everything about the strategy's historical behavior.

Key Metrics — Example: Evol ETH 1D

Preset: Evol ETH 1D · Rec: ETH 1D

Tester Range: 2023-01-01 00:00 → 2069-12-31 23:59

Illustrative example only · Evol ETH 1D · Jan 1, 2023 – Apr 2, 2026 · Past performance does not guarantee future results.*

The HUD as it appears on your chart — green row: Strategy · red row: Buy & Hold (1T and 0T)

Strategy Performance (Green Row in HUD)

Strategy P&L

+549.74%

Max Drawdown

12.66%

Profitable Trades

60% (9/15)

Profit Factor

7.39

Starting Capital

$1,000.00

Ending Capital

$6,497.47

Buy & Hold 1T — From First Trade Entry (Red Row in HUD)

1T = from the 1st Trade. What would have happened if you bought ETH at the exact candle where the strategy opened its first trade and held until the end.

B&H 1T P&L

+60.24%

B&H 1T Max DD

63.77%

B&H 1T Ending

$602.39

Buy & Hold 0T — Full Tester Range

0T = zero Trades (pure hold). What would have happened if you bought ETH at the very start of the backtest period (Jan 1, 2023) and held until the end.

B&H 0T P&L

+78.33%

B&H 0T Max DD

63.77%

B&H 0T Ending

$783.31

What Each Metric Means

Strategy P&L

Total percentage return generated by the strategy's entries and exits. In this example, +549.74% — turning $1,000 into $6,497.47.

Max Drawdown (DD)

The largest peak-to-trough decline in equity. The strategy's max DD was only 12.66%, versus 63.77% for Buy & Hold.

Profitable Trades

Percentage of trades that closed in profit. Here, 60% — 9 winners out of 15 total trades.

Profit Factor

Gross profits divided by gross losses. Here, 7.39 indicates the strategy earned ~$7.39 for every $1 it lost.

Starting / Ending

The initial capital and final equity. $1,000 → $6,497.47 represents a 6.5× return.

Buy & Hold 1T

1T = from the 1st Trade. B&H 1T returned +60.24% with 63.77% max drawdown.

Buy & Hold 0T

0T = zero Trades (pure hold). B&H 0T returned +78.33% with the same 63.77% max drawdown — still far below the strategy's +549.74% with only 12.66% DD.

Strategy vs. Buy & Hold — The Key TakeawayIn this example, the strategy outperformed Buy & Hold by approximately 9× in returns (+549.74% vs +60.24%) while suffering only one-fifth of the drawdown (12.66% vs 63.77%).

* This section uses the Evol ETH 1D preset with a backtest period from January 1, 2023 to April 2, 2026 as an illustrative example only. Actual results vary by preset, asset, timeframe, and date range. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research.

Section 04

The Equity Curve

The equity curve is a visual representation of how your capital evolves over time as the strategy executes trades. It's one of the most powerful tools for evaluating a strategy's consistency and risk profile at a glance.

BTC/USD 1D equity curve overlaid on price chart

BTC/USD 1D — Base All Assets 1D · Equity curve (blue stepline) overlaid on the price chart · Settings panel showing visual and metrics options

How to Enable It

In Settings → Inputs, scroll to the METRICS — EQUITY PLOT section and check "Plot Strategy Equity (cash-flat, stepline)". This overlays the equity curve directly on your price chart as a blue stepline.

How to Read It

Upward Slopes

Rising segments of the equity curve indicate periods where the strategy is generating profits. Steeper slopes mean faster capital growth. In the screenshot, notice the sharp upward moves during major BTC rallies.

Flat Segments

Horizontal sections mean the strategy is out of the market (cash-flat). No trades are open, so equity remains unchanged. This is how the strategy avoids drawdowns during unfavorable conditions.

Staircase Pattern

A healthy equity curve resembles a staircase — sharp steps up during winning trades, followed by flat periods while waiting for the next opportunity. This is the signature of a selective, momentum-based strategy.

Drawdowns

Any downward dip in the equity curve represents a losing trade or a drawdown. Compare the depth of these dips against the overall upward trajectory — small dips relative to big steps up indicate strong risk management.

Additional Visual Settings

The Settings panel also offers these visual customization options:

Color Mode

Controls the color scheme of the chart overlays. Default: "Strateg..." (Strategy colors).

Long/Cash Signal Label

When enabled, displays text labels on the chart for each entry (Long) and exit (Cash) signal.

Gradient Cloud (toward SMMA)

Enables the green/red gradient cloud overlay that visualizes the trend direction. This is the colored shading you see behind the candles.

Show trailing start marker

When the Trailing Stop is enabled, this displays a marker on the chart indicating when the trailing stop began tracking.

Why the equity curve mattersThe equity curve tells you what no single metric can: how the strategy behaved over time. A strategy with a great Profit Factor but an erratic equity curve may be harder to trust and follow than one with slightly lower numbers but a smooth, consistent staircase pattern. Consistency builds confidence.

Section 05

Risk Management Settings

The Suite includes three configurable risk management tools: Stop Loss, Take Profit, and Trailing Stop. All are found in Settings → Inputs.

Stop Loss

RISK · STOP LOSS panel

Enable Stop Loss

Checkbox to activate or deactivate the stop loss. When disabled, the strategy relies solely on its signal-based exits.

Stop Loss %

Percentage drop from entry price that triggers an exit. Default: 5.6%.

Fixed Stop-Loss Price

Set a specific price level as the stop loss. Set to 0 to disable.

SL fixed active from date

Date from which the fixed stop-loss price becomes active. Set to 1970-01-01 to ignore.

Take Profit

RISK · TAKE PROFIT panel

Enable Take Profit

Activates an automatic exit when price reaches a target percentage above entry.

Take Profit %

Percentage gain from entry that triggers exit. Default: 443% (effectively disabled).

Fixed Take-Profit Price

Set a specific price level. Set to 0 to disable.

TP fixed active from date

Date from which the fixed take-profit becomes active. Set to 1970-01-01 to ignore.

Trailing Stop

RISK · TRAILING STOP panel

Enable Trailing Stop

Activates a dynamic stop that follows price upward, locking in profits.

Start from date

Date from which the trailing stop begins tracking. Set to 1970-01-01 to ignore.

Trailing % (from peak)

Percentage drop from highest price since entry. Default: 8%.

Active from price

Trailing stop only activates after price reaches this level. Set to 0 to ignore.

Use lower TF for peak

Uses a lower timeframe to track the price peak, making it more responsive.

ImportantAll risk settings affect backtest results. If you enable or change any parameter, the Strategy Tester will recalculate all historical performance metrics.

Section 06

How to Select a Preset

Each preset is optimized for a specific asset and timeframe. Selecting the right one is the most important step.

Click the gear icon (⚙) next to Strategya.pro| Suite to open Settings

Settings → Inputs → Preset selector

All available presets in the dropdown

Open Settings

Click the gear icon (⚙) in the script panel on your chart to open the strategy settings window.

Go to Inputs

Inside the settings window, make sure you're on the Inputs tab (it's selected by default).

Find the Preset Selector

At the top of the Inputs section, under "PRESET — SUITE", you'll find the Preset dropdown.

Choose Your Preset

Select the configuration that matches your chart's asset and timeframe, then click OK.

Preset naming conventionPresets follow the pattern: [Family] [Asset] [Timeframe].
Example: Base BTC 1D = Base family, Bitcoin, Daily chart.

Preset Families

BASE Steadier daily configurations — ideal for beginners and swing trading.

EVOL More adaptive configurations with a proprietary participation filter — higher selectivity.

Examples: Matching Preset to Chart

✅ BTC/USD · 1D chart → Base BTC 1D selected

Base exampleThe chart timeframe is 1D and the asset is BTCUSD. The preset "Base BTC 1D" matches both — backtest results are valid.

✅ BTC/USD · 12H chart → Evol BTC 12H selected

Evol exampleThe chart timeframe is 12H and the asset is BTCUSD. The preset "Evol BTC 12H" matches both.

Section 07

Available Presets Reference

Complete list of all presets included in the Strategya.pro| Suite.

Preset Name	Family	Asset	Timeframe
Base All Assets 1D	BASE	Any	1D
Base BTC 1D	BASE	BTC	1D
Base ETH 1D	BASE	ETH	1D
Base SOL 1D	BASE	SOL	1D
Base SUI 1D	BASE	SUI	1D
Base TSLA 1D	BASE	TSLA	1D
Evol BTC 12H	EVOL	BTC	12H
Evol ETH 1D	EVOL	ETH	1D
Evol ETH 17H	EVOL	ETH	17H
Evol SOL 1D	EVOL	SOL	1D
Evol SOL 12H	EVOL	SOL	12H
Evol SUI 1D	EVOL	SUI	1D
Evol TSLA 1D	EVOL	TSLA	1D
Evol HYPE 14H	EVOL	HYPE	14H
Evol ZEC 5H	EVOL	ZEC	5H

Base All Assets 1DThis universal preset works on any asset on the Daily timeframe. It's designed as a starting point to explore how the engine behaves on different markets.

Section 08

Preset Mismatch Warning

The Suite includes a built-in safety feature: if the selected preset doesn't match the chart you're viewing, a visual warning appears.

What triggers it?

The warning activates when the preset's intended asset or timeframe doesn't match the current chart.

What does it look like?

A colored background overlay appears on the chart area, making it immediately obvious that results may not be reliable.

How to fix it

Either switch to the correct asset/timeframe for your selected preset, or change the preset to match your current chart.

Example: Mismatch in action

⚠️ BTC/USD · 1D chart with Evol SOL 12H selected — preset does not match

In this example, the chart shows BTC on a Daily timeframe, but the selected preset is Evol SOL 12H. The correct action is to switch to a BTC preset or change the chart to SOL 12H.

Why this mattersEach preset has been optimized for a specific asset + timeframe combination. Using a mismatched preset means backtest results are not representative.

Controlling the warning

In Settings → Inputs, you'll find two controls:

Show preset mismatch warning

Toggle the warning on or off.

Warning background transparency

Adjust how visible the overlay is (0–100).

Section 09

FAQ & Troubleshooting

I don't see any signals on my chart

Make sure you've selected a preset that matches your current asset and timeframe. Also verify that the backtest date range covers the visible range on your chart.

My backtest results look different from what was advertised

Backtest results depend on the data available in your TradingView plan. Free accounts have limited historical data. Ensure Start Date is set to 2019-01-01 for the full backtest range.

What does "Show preset mismatch warning" do?

It activates a visual overlay when the selected preset doesn't match your current asset or timeframe. We recommend keeping it enabled.

Can I use multiple presets at the same time?

You can add the Suite script to multiple charts, each with a different preset. Each chart instance operates independently.

How do I renew or manage my access?

Your subscription is managed through strategya.pro. Visit the site to check your membership status or renew access.

What's the difference between Base and Evol?

Base presets use a cleaner signal engine for daily timeframes. Evol presets include a proprietary participation filter that adds selectivity across multiple timeframes.

Should I enable the Stop Loss?

It depends on your risk tolerance. Test both configurations in the Strategy Tester to see how it impacts performance for your chosen preset.