Strategy Details – Single-Strategy Dashboard

After selecting View Detail on any card in My Strategies, this page surfaces everything about that one strategy—headline stats, trade logs, and the core actions to iterate or share it.

1. Page anatomy

Ref
Zone
Purpose

(A) Breadcrumb

My Strategies › <strategy-ID> so you can step back to the library.

(B) Strategy header

Avatar, name, creator handle, current PnL %, Risk Level tag, and an inline ✏️ Edit icon to rename.

(C) Action buttons

Backtest · Continue Chat · Unsave · Publish (see §3).

(D) Trade History table

Scrollable ledger of every closed position with a Load More Trades button.


2. Trade History columns

Column
Meaning

Open / Close Time

Exchange timestamps (local time zone).

Asset

Pair traded (e.g., BTC/USDT).

Side

Long (green) or Short (red).

Entry / Exit Price

Executed price per trade.

Size

Quantity in base currency.

Fee

Exchange commission & funding.

Closed PnL

Net profit (green) or loss (red) per trade.


3. Action buttons explained

Button
What it does

Backtest

Re-runs the strategy against the last saved configuration; on completion you’re taken to a fresh Back-Test Report.

Continue Chat

Jumps straight back into the chat workspace with this strategy loaded—perfect for tweaks or new ideas.

Unsave

Removes the strategy from My Strategies. You’ll get a confirmation modal.

Publish

Pushes the latest saved version to Community Strategies so others can review it. A purple toast confirms “Published successfully!”.

Tip: Publishing is read-only for the community; only you (and team members with edit rights) can keep updating the source and republishing new revisions.


4. Editing metadata

  • Click ✏️ Edit next to the title to rename (coming soon: upload a custom avatar, or set a Risk Level)

  • Changes are auto-saved; the card in My Strategies updates instantly.


5. Metrics guidelines

Metric
Healthy benchmark

Win Rate

Context-dependent, but > 50 % for most intraday systems.

Profit Factor

> 1.5 indicates more $ won than lost.

Sharpe

> 1 is acceptable, > 2 excellent.

If numbers drift, hit Continue Chat to adjust logic, then Backtest again.

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