Quantora
SOL —·24h —·—
Backtest lab · Solana

Would the crossover have beaten just holding?

Quantora pulls two weeks of real hourly candles for a Solana token and runs a moving-average crossover against the dumbest benchmark there is — buying once and doing nothing. The terminal shows every signal, the equity path, and whether the extra effort actually paid.

quantora://backtest/sma-crossoveridle
Market: hourly candles, trailing 14 days · Rule: long when fast MA > slow MA, flat otherwise · Fees: frictionless

Price & signals

PriceFast MASlow MA
Run a backtest to plot price, moving averages and every entry / exit.

Growth of $100

StrategyBuy & hold
Equity paths appear here.
Metrics
pending…

What the rule does

A fast moving average reacts quickly; a slow one is the trend. When fast crosses above slow we go long at that hour's close and hold; when it crosses back below we move to cash. Long-only, one position at a time.

Reading the numbers

Alpha is strategy return minus buy-and-hold over the same window. Max drawdown is the worst peak-to-trough on the equity curve. Sharpe annualises the hourly return-to-volatility ratio — higher means smoother gains.

Honest limits

Fourteen days of one token is a small sample, and this run ignores fees, slippage and the funding you'd lose sitting in cash. It is a research sketch, not a trading signal — tune the windows and watch how fragile the edge is.