YOUR STRATEGY. YOUR RULES.

Give your next bot a strategy worth testing.

Start with Strategy Lab research or describe your own trading idea. Build the rules, investigate the results and decide what deserves to trade on your exchange.

Create an account, then explore the tools. Check plan and credit requirements before connecting an exchange.

STRATEGY LAB + ASK ANNY

Start with an idea. Or bring your own.

Strategy Lab is a library of researched strategies—not the custom builder. Review published rules and historical evidence, or use Ask Anny to create a supported strategy from your own conditions.

Public Strategy Lab, captured October 18, 2026. Historical results and available strategies change.
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RESEARCH BEFORE EXECUTION

Understand the losses. Test the changes. Then decide.

Anny connects strategy building, backtesting and diagnosis in one conversation. You can investigate the rules behind a result before turning them into a bot.

01

Build the idea in your own words

Describe the trigger, confirmations, timeframe and exit rules. Ask Anny turns supported conditions into a strategy you can inspect and backtest.

02

Look past a headline return

Review fees and slippage assumptions, drawdown, trade count and a holdout-period result. Cross-period consistency checks show whether performance is concentrated in one part of the history.

03

See which market conditions mattered

Break results down by CFO Line market regime. Investigate where a strategy struggled, then test a regime filter rather than assuming it would preserve the winning trades.

04

Diagnose, change, compare

Use loss diagnostics and optimization to investigate weak entries and risk settings. Compare the revised test with its baseline before deciding whether to keep the changes.

Explore the custom-strategy workflow ↗

Holdout and cross-period checks are historical simulations, not live proof. Cross-period checks use fixed settings, not re-optimization in every window. Available results depend on the strategy and data.

From research to a bot you control.

01

Choose the rules

Explore a published strategy or define your trigger, confirmations and exits.

02

Challenge the results

Review costs, losses, drawdown, trade count and the validation available. Change an assumption and compare the next test.

03

Review your setup

Check exchange and market compatibility. Connect the account, choose capital and review supported execution settings.

04

Activate deliberately

Custom-strategy bots are created paused. Review the configuration, activate only when ready and monitor actual execution.

Check your exchange before you build.

Trading support depends on the exchange, market and account type. Your funds remain at the exchange; trading permissions allow orders that can lose money.

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Anny does not support grid bots. We focus on explicit entry and exit rules, research and risk controls.

Before you put a bot to work.

Check plans and tool access ↗
Do I need a strategy already?

No. Explore published research in Strategy Lab or describe an idea to Ask Anny. A published strategy is a starting point for investigation, not a promise of profit.

Do I need an exchange account to backtest?

Historical research does not require a connected exchange. Account, plan, credit and data requirements depend on the tool. Live trading requires a compatible connected account.

What makes the research workflow different?

You can build rules conversationally, inspect cost-aware backtests and holdout results, examine market-regime breakdowns, diagnose losses and compare changes with the original test.

Does passing validation mean a strategy will work?

No. Holdout and cross-period checks are simulations. Published strategies are re-tested daily, but a passed test does not guarantee future returns. Check current evidence and deterioration warnings.

Can Anny run a grid bot?

No. Anny does not support or promote grid trading. If grid execution is a requirement, Anny is not a fit for that setup.

Research the idea. Own the decision.

Your bot follows its configured rules. You decide whether those rules deserve your capital.

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Backtests are historical simulations. Trading bots can lose money. Perpetual futures carry liquidation risk.