See what your indicator draws, and what its triggers did.
Run any script on real crypto market data inside PineScripter, then measure how its triggers cluster and how price moved after them.
Run your script on real market data, without leaving PineScripter.
The chart runs your script on 308 crypto spot markets from Binance public data, across 14 timeframes from 1 minute to 1 week, with up to 5,000 bars per run. Plots, shapes, labels, lines, boxes, fills and bar colours render where your script puts them.
That means a misplaced line, a label on the wrong bar or a plot that never appears shows up the moment the script is written, before you spend a TradingView chart slot on it. Candles update live, with volume under the price.
- The same renderer draws every indicator in the library
- Switch markets and timeframes without leaving the editor
Measure what your indicator's triggers actually did.
Analysis looks at your script's own triggers on past data. It counts how often each one fires, shows which hours and weekdays they cluster in, and measures how price moved 1, 5, 10 and 20 bars after each firing.
It also checks whether the run is clean enough to trust, for example flagging a shape that is redrawn on every bar and would otherwise look like hundreds of triggers, or a run too short for the indicator to warm up.
- A description of what already happened, not a forecast
Where the chart fits
| Question | General chatbots | PineScripter |
|---|---|---|
| Does the script draw what I meant? | Paste it into TradingView to find out | See it on the chart right away |
| When do its triggers fire? | Not answered | Counts, hours and weekdays |
| What did price do after a trigger? | Not answered | Moves 1, 5, 10 and 20 bars later |
| Is the run clean enough to trust? | Not answered | Integrity checks on every run |
Questions
What market data does the chart use?
Binance public spot data for 308 crypto markets. There are no stocks, forex, futures or other derivatives. Each run can use up to 5,000 bars.
What timeframes are available?
Fourteen: 1, 3, 5, 15 and 30 minutes; 1, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 12 hours; 1 day, 3 days and 1 week. There is no monthly timeframe.
What does indicator analysis measure?
How often your script's triggers fire, which hours and weekdays they cluster in, how price moved 1, 5, 10 and 20 bars after each one, and whether the run is clean enough to trust, for example flagging a redrawn shape that would look like hundreds of firings.
Is the analysis investment advice?
No. It measures what your script's triggers already did on past data and makes no prediction about what a future trigger will do.
Can I simulate a strategy as well?
Yes. Strategy scripts can be simulated on the same historical data, with your own starting capital, commission and slippage, and you get a full strategy report. See the strategy report page for details.
Chart your own script
Write a script or paste one you already have, run it on the chart, and open the analysis to see what its triggers did.
Open the workspacePineScripter is a coding and analysis tool for Pine Script. It does not provide financial advice, does not place trades, and makes no prediction about future prices. Charts, analysis and simulations describe the past. Showcases on this page use example data.