Strategy Vault
A research library of parameter presets, each documented with the historical simulation it came from. Metrics are backtested, not live results — read them in context before applying anything.
How to read the Vault
What a preset is
A saved set of engine parameters — RSI thresholds, take profit, stop loss, trailing, timeout, leverage and DCA levels — for one pair and one direction. It is a starting configuration to study and adapt, not a finished product or a signal to follow.Where the numbers come from
Every figure is produced by replaying that parameter set over a fixed historical window on candle data, with no live fills, slippage or funding. A different window, pair or sample size can produce very different numbers, and a small sample can look strong by chance.How ranking works
Sorting is descriptive, not a recommendation. Risk-adjusted ordering weighs simulated return against simulated drawdown; it does not measure how a preset will behave in a market regime it never saw.Limitations and responsibility
- • Simulated, not realized. No preset on this page traded real money. Live results differ through slippage, partial fills, funding, fees, exchange latency and the market regime you actually trade in.
- • Window and sample dependent. Each card states its simulation window and sample size. Short windows and low trade counts carry little statistical weight, whatever the headline return looks like.
- • Not a selection of winners. Presets are published for study, including weaker ones. Ordering and filtering describe past simulations only.
- • Only compatible presets can be deployed. A preset can be applied to Auto-Trade only when it maps to a live engine and pair. Everything else stays research-only.
- • You stay in control. Applying a preset copies parameters into your own rules; you still set capital, leverage and risk limits, and nothing executes until you enable execution on your API-linked account.
VScalp is software and research tooling, not investment advice, portfolio management or a performance promise. Backtested results do not guarantee future results and losses can exceed expectations when using leverage. See the Risk Disclosure.