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BACKTEST EXISTING2024-12-142026-08-31 · 1.7 yearTested windowBTCUSDT (asked for "BTC") · 5m · history 2024-12-14 2026-08-31 (625 days), identical for all timeframes · $10,000 account

Backtest the ICT Silver Bullet strategy on BTCUSDT

Rules: ICT Silver Bullet (New York windows 03–04 · 10–11 · 14–15) · as published luxalgo.com·ictkillzone.com

Win rate

NOT RECOMMENDED

27.8%

126 trades · 5M · 625 days · Binance

Data through 2026-08-31 00:00 UTC

NOT RECOMMENDEDA fixed set of measured gates decides this. It is not an opinion and not advice.

Not recommended on this evidence

Tested an approximation of your rules — see 'What we actually tested'Part of your description could not be executed exactly, so the verdict is capped.Win rate 27.8% is below 51%Share of closed trades that ended in profit, against the minimum this app requires.Lost money after costs: profit factor 0.32Checks that gross profit covers gross loss by the required margin.

EvidenceWeak evidence

Sample ≥ 100 trades126 trades in 625 days Unseen sample ≥ 30 trades43 trades Profit factor ≥ 1.30.32 Drawdown ≤ 25%18.5% Edge on unseen data > 0-0.755R Edge with doubled costs > 0-1.369R Rules tested exactlyapproximated

ReturnTotal simulated return

-18.5%

Account change over the tested window

Profit factorProfit per loss

0.32

Gross profit ÷ gross loss (above 1 = profitable)

Max drawdownDeepest closed-trade fall

-18.5%

Worst fall from a previous account peak

ReliabilityConfidence in test

64/100

How much this test can be trusted

Unseen-data edgeUnseen-data edge

n/a

Average result per trade on data never optimised on

Asked for "BTC" · tested BTCUSDT

What we actually tested

  • · 5M candles inside a New York Silver Bullet window (03:00–04:00, 10:00–11:00 primary, 14:00–15:00)
  • · Step 1: the 20-candle low is swept and the candle closes back above it (sweep armed)
  • · Step 2: a later candle in the same window completes a bullish three-candle fair value gap
  • · Limit entry at the 50% level of that gap, valid until the window closes, one trade per window
  • · Stop at the low of the sweep candle; target 2R

Buys whenThe exact entry conditions that were executed for long trades.

inside 03:00-04:00 / 10:00-11:00 / 14:00-15:00 America/New_York time, price first sweeps the 20-candle low and closes back above it, then a LATER candle in the same window completes a bullish fair value gap

StopPosition sizing and stop rules exactly as executed. Nothing was added.

the low of the sweep candle that armed the sequence

Target / exitTarget, trailing and time exits exactly as executed.

2R (R = entry-to-stop distance)

Risk per tradePosition sizing and stop rules exactly as executed. Nothing was added.

1% of equity risked to the stop

One real trade, most recent

One real trade from the tested ledger, drawn on the same candles the engine used.
FROM TESTED HISTORY

BTCUSDT · 5m · actual exchange candles executed by the engine

LONGLOSS · -1.19RStop hit (SL)
Bought at 79,130.20 on 2026-08-28 14:45, stop at 78,622.20, target at 80,146.21. Closed at 78,606.48 on 2026-08-28 15:50Stop hit (SL). Result: LOSS (-1.19R)
  • Up candle
  • Down candle
  • Entry price
  • Stop
  • Target
  • Exit price

Entry

79,130.20 · 2026-08-28 14:45

Initial stop

78,622.20

Target

80,146.21

Exit

78,606.48 · 2026-08-28 15:50

Each candle is one 5M bar: the thin line is the high-low range, the thick body is open-to-close. Vertical marks show when the trade opened and closed. One real trade, picked by recency — an illustration of the executed rules, not proof they will work again.

How $10,000 would have changed

The account balance after each closed trade, starting from the stated budget.

Account value after every trade closed, in dollars

  • Account value

Left axis is dollars, bottom axis is time. The line only moves when a trade closes, so flat stretches are periods the rules stayed out of the market.

Simulation on historical candles, not live trading. Full methodology in Pro depth.

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