Finance/Investing
Trade Replayer
Learn from real trades, not just profit screenshots.
- Category
- Finance/Investing
- Stage
- Growth
- For
- Crypto traders who want to study real trading decisions and review their own trades.
- Platforms
- web
- Pricing
- Free plan available. Pro: $19/month or $149/year.
About
Learn from real traders’ wins and mistakes. Replay their entries, position changes, and exits on historical charts, then review your own trades and practice your decisions.
Use cases
- Study real traders’ entries, position changes, and exits
- Learn from both winning and losing trades
- Import and review your own OKX or Hyperliquid trade records
- Practice decisions with future price action hidden
Features
- Problem
- A trade history can be difficult to connect to the market action at the time.
- How it works
- Marks opens, adds, reductions, closes, flips, and settlements on charts at recorded fill prices, with fill details available on hover.
- Result
- Traders can examine entries, position changes, and exits fill by fill.
- Why
- Seeing executions in chart context makes the development of a position easier to review.
- Problem
- Knowing a trade's outcome in advance can influence how someone evaluates their decisions.
- How it works
- Hides future candles for a randomly selected real trade and lets users step forward while choosing long, short, or flat before revealing the trader's actions.
- Result
- Users can compare their price-move decisions with the recorded trade.
- Why
- Withholding the outcome provides a way to practice decisions without seeing what happens next.
- Problem
- A single chart view may not provide enough context for reviewing a trade.
- How it works
- Offers one, two, or four chart panes with timeframes from 1 minute to 1 day, plus EMA/MA, Bollinger Bands, VWAP, RSI, and MACD.
- Result
- Users can review trades across chart layouts and technical indicators.
- Why
- Different timeframes and indicators provide additional context for the same execution.
- Problem
- Headline performance can obscure how much results depend on a few trades or particular patterns.
- How it works
- Provides diagnostics including profit concentration, results without the best trades, and sorting by P&L and holding time.
- Result
- Users can inspect trade-level patterns and performance concentration.
- Why
- Examining performance beyond the overall result helps clarify what supports an equity curve.
- Problem
- A trader's own executions may be spread across exported records or exchange data.
- How it works
- Imports supported OKX CSV histories and Hyperliquid fills; files are parsed in the browser. Optional OKX read-only API sync sends requests directly from the browser to OKX.
- Result
- Users can review supported personal records without granting permission to place orders or move funds.
- Why
- Using the trader's own records allows the same replay workflow to be applied to personal trades.
What makes it different
- Reconstructs individual fills on historical charts, including adds and partial exits
- Combines public trader records, personal trade review, and blind replay practice
- Shows how much performance depends on a small number of winning trades
- Focuses on understanding trading decisions, not copying trades
Product questions
What does Trade Replayer do?
Trade Replayer puts crypto trade fills back on the candlestick charts where they occurred, letting traders review public executions or their own records and practice decisions through blind replay.
Who is Trade Replayer for?
Crypto traders who want to study real trading decisions and review their own trades.
How much does Trade Replayer cost?
Free plan available. Pro: $19/month or $149/year.
Which platforms does Trade Replayer support?
- web
What can I use Trade Replayer for?
- Study real traders’ entries, position changes, and exits
- Learn from both winning and losing trades
- Import and review your own OKX or Hyperliquid trade records
- Practice decisions with future price action hidden
What makes Trade Replayer different?
- Reconstructs individual fills on historical charts, including adds and partial exits
- Combines public trader records, personal trade review, and blind replay practice
- Shows how much performance depends on a small number of winning trades
- Focuses on understanding trading decisions, not copying trades
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