Back to Blog TRADINGVIEW · BACKTESTING · AUDIT Published 2026-09-23 · tradingviewbacktestingauditalgo-trading Short answer: TradingView exports full backtest trade history as a CSV from the Strategy Tester (‘List of Trades’ tab).…
Back to Blog TRADINGVIEW · PINE SCRIPT · AUTOMATION Published 2026-09-23 · tradingviewpine-scripttrading-botalgo-tradingwebhooks Short answer: TradingView alerts connect to a trading bot via webhooks: a Pine Script condition fires an HTTP…
Back to Blog HYPERLIQUID · BUILDER CODES · DEVELOPERS Published 2026-09-23 · hyperliquidbuilder-codesdevelopers Short answer: Builder Codes are Hyperliquid’s native, permissionless mechanism for third-party developers to earn a fee on trades…
Back to Blog HYPERLIQUID · SOVEREIGNTY · HIP-3 Published 2026-09-23 · hyperliquidself-custodyhip-3 Short answer: HIP-3 is the Hyperliquid standard that lets independent operators deploy their own perpetual futures markets on top…
Back to Blog HYPERLIQUID · SOVEREIGNTY · STAKING Published 2026-09-23 · hyperliquidself-custodystaking Short answer: Staking HYPE pays a protocol reward (currently around 2.37% APY at current network stake levels) and, separately,…
Back to Blog HYPERLIQUID · SELF-CUSTODY · ONBOARDING Published 2026-09-21 · hyperliquidself-custodyonboarding Most traders find out what “not your keys, not your coins” means the hard way — a regional compliance…
I once ran a backtest that came back with an 86.5% win rate over 680 trades. My first reaction was excitement. My second, about ten seconds later, was suspicion —…
GMX, the perpetuals exchange on Arbitrum, runs an official public subgraph. It’s free, needs no API key, and there’s no documentation that walks through how to actually pull liquidations out…
Order Book Imbalance (OBI) is one of the simplest live microstructure signals you can compute: how much resting buy volume sits at the top of the book compared to resting…
Short answer: An L4 order book is the full book with every individual order identified and tracked from placement to cancellation or fill, whereas L2 shows only aggregated size per…