Backtest with historical OHLCV
A backtest needs clean, dense candles over a long window. OHLCV is computed per DEX pool (EVM chains only — there is no DEX-pool OHLCV for Bitcoin), so pick the pool, pull the window, and cache it — the reads are cheap C1 so the cost of a full backtest is dominated by your compute, not the API.
- A live API key
- The chain, pool address, interval and window you want to test
1Pull the historical window
Request the chain, pool, interval and limit. OHLCV is a C1 read, so pulling a long window stays cheap.
curl "https://api.1st-node.com/v1/market/ohlcv?id=btc&interval=1h&limit=168" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer sk_live_..."
2Read and normalize the candles
Each candle carries time, open, high, low, close, volume and a trade count. Sort by time and check for gaps before you run the strategy over the series.
> { "candles": [
> [1712000000, 68120.0, 68540.2, 67980.1, 68410.5, 1204.7] ] }3Cache once, iterate many times
Historical candles are immutable, so pull the window once and cache it locally. A tuning loop then reruns over cached data without spending credits on every pass.
Sıkça sorulanlar
How do I cover a multi-month window?
Raise limit and repeat the pull, walking the window in batches (candles come back newest-first). Concatenate the pages in timestamp order into one series.
Will repeated backtests burn credits?
Only the initial pull. OHLCV is a cheap C1 read and historical candles never change, so cache the series and rerun your strategy for free.
Okumaya devam et
Bakiye yükle, anahtarını al, yayına çık.
Self servis. Kripto ya da kartla öde. Krediyle ölçümlenir — ağır ilkel yapılar daha pahalı, basitler ucuz.
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