Chart replay

Chart replay plays market movement back candle by candle, as if you returned to a point in time and watched the market move forward from there. It is a tool to train your price action reading and test how you read a chart, not a promise of results. The decision stays with you.

• Play, pause, and step by candle. Run history at an adjustable speed, pause any time, or move one candle forward or back to examine a key moment.
• Jump to any point in time. Use the time slider or pick a date to move straight to the period you want to study.
• Analysis layers rewind too. Detected zones and levels are shown as of the cursor time, not the present, so what you see is the situation exactly as it stood then.
• Switch timeframe during replay. Move between timeframes to see the same moment from a different frame, without leaving replay.
• Execution practice. Open a position, set a stop-loss and take-profit, then watch the result unfold with the candles, using a practice balance.

Replay never touches live trading. Your orders are paused while replay is active and resume as soon as you exit, and everything you do in practice mode stays separate from your exchange account.

Without seeing the future

The value of a replay is in its honesty. While you are rewound to a point, candles that have not happened yet are hidden, and zones and levels are computed only from data up to that point. No future information leaks into the past. This way, practising your chart reading reflects the real situation: you judge with what was available then, not with the benefit of hindsight.

Download once, then instant

The first time you open replay for a pair and timeframe, the history is downloaded once. After that, replaying, scrubbing, and switching timeframes happen instantly with no reload. The data is stored on your device, and switching exchange does not require downloading the same history again.

Execution practice

Reading a chart and executing on it are two different skills. Practice mode adds that second layer: you can open long or short positions, place limit orders, and set stop-loss and take-profit levels, all on top of the history you are replaying.

• A separate practice balance. Kept apart from your exchange account and resettable at any time. Results are not mixed into your live journal, so your real performance record stays clean.
• Lines you can drag. Stop-loss, take-profit, and order price are placed directly on the chart, including by touch on a phone, so you also practise where you put your risk, not only which direction you take.
• Liquidation is included. This is a futures account, so excessive leverage carries consequences in practice exactly as it would on a real one.
• A record to review. Practice trade history, win rate, and an equity curve are available so you can look back at the decisions you made.

What to keep in mind

Practice runs on candle data rather than a record of every trade. A few things are worth knowing up front so the results are not read as more than they are:

Limit, stop-loss, and take-profit orders are treated as executed when a candle’s price range touches them. In a real market, an order that is touched is not always filled. Price slippage from thin liquidity is not simulated either, and funding costs are not applied because that historical data is not available here. The liquidation price shown is an estimate rather than an official exchange figure, since each exchange uses its own tiers.

In short, this mode exists to train decision making, not to measure the performance of a strategy.

Availability by plan

History depth, the number of pairs, and the choice of timeframes for replay follow your plan. The Free plan offers core pairs with the main timeframes to get to know the feature, while higher plans unlock more pairs, more timeframes, and deeper history.

Practice mode follows your plan as well: the Free plan includes a modest daily allowance to try it out, while paid plans use it in full. For the details that currently apply, see the plans page inside the app.