What changed, with the date it went live. Nothing here is planned or promised: if it is on this page, it is in the product.
The automated mode is gone. Placing orders for you is a regulated service in Europe and we do not offer it. Your strategies watch the market, run on paper and tell you what fired. You place every order yourself, on your own exchange, with your own hands.
A Pro workspace can put its own name, logo and accent colour in the console for everyone in it. The sidebar keeps one line saying it runs on TradeXtool, because hiding who holds the data is not the point.
The 14 day trial is gone. Every account now starts on Free and can stay there: 3 strategies, 3 backtests a day over a year of history, one TradeX AI build a month, and one strategy running forward. The same engine and the same trust report as a paid plan, just smaller.
One button runs the same strategy again with every number a step up and a step down, and shows whether the neighbours also make money. If only your exact settings work, the result was a coincidence in that history.
Next to the trust report, the spread you could have gotten: the same kind of trades drawn again a thousand times, with the range and how often it ends positive.
Two results side by side with both curves on one scale, and a warning when the periods, capital or fees differ.
One shortcut jumps to any page, strategy, run or backtest.
Each save keeps a copy. Go back to any earlier version with one click; restoring adds a new version instead of destroying anything.
Set how far below its high point a run may fall. Cross it and the run pauses itself and tells you. It never closes a position for you.
Alerts on your laptop or phone even when TradeXtool is closed. You allow it per browser and can take it back at any moment.
One clean page with the rules, the curve, the trust report, the fragility check and the trades, ready to save as PDF or print.
Picking a theme is a panel over your screen now, so you see the change while you choose.
On the front page you can now describe a strategy and see the rules TradeX AI makes of it, three times a day per visitor. What you build there waits for you after you sign up.
The front page shows twenty seconds of the real product: describe, build, save, backtest. Recorded in the product, cut, nothing mocked up. The front page also has a comparison table and live counts from the database.
Tables become cards on a narrow screen, there is a tab bar at the bottom, and nothing overflows sideways any more.
Account confirmation, password reset, invitations and alerts go out by mail. Alerts are bundled, at most once every five minutes.
A new account starts pending until the link in the mail is clicked. Open it on your phone and the laptop continues by itself.
The statistics page draws every line in one chart: per strategy, per exchange, per coin, per timeframe, on any period.
Three ways to crash a page with odd input were closed, and the exchange history service that had quietly failed for months runs again.
Built on the first 70%, checked on the last 30%; the chance of the result by luck; whether one trade, coin or month carries it; and the drawdown when the same trades come in another order.
Every result shows what simply holding the same coins would have done in the same period, with the same fees.
Pick a theme or set your own seven colours. The console can be installed as an app on your phone and laptop.
A second market next to crypto: daily candles for a hundred and forty US names, never mixed with crypto in one strategy.
Members and roles, shared strategies, email alerts, a shareable backtest link and a REST API.
Several strategies in one run, each on its own timeframe, with confirming legs that filter instead of trade.
Describe a strategy in your own words or paste a Pine Script; a checker refuses anything contradictory and the result is rules you can read.