Define the market, rules, costs and account limits.
Backtest to impress?
Built to disagree.
King’s Palace tests the parts of a strategy that are easiest to ignore: trading costs, unstable periods and market data the strategy has never seen.
If the edge disappears, the result says so.
How a strategy is tested
One strategy. Four stages.
The idea can change only in Build. Every later stage judges evidence the strategy has not seen.
- 01
Build
Set the rules
Choose the market, strategy, account settings and trading costs. - 02
Test
Use unseen data
Run the strategy on a period that was not used while building it. - 03
Check stability
Repeat across periods
See whether the result survives outside one favourable market window. - 04
Final review
Open the last test
Judge the completed strategy on the final untouched period.
How the process works
Build it. Test it. Try to break it.
Keep scrolling to move through the protocol.Replay the strategy with conservative fills and the selected costs.
Find out whether the result is stable or depends on one lucky window.
Use the last untouched period to decide whether the strategy deserves more work.
03 / Inside the workbench
One process.
Four proofs.
Keep scrolling. The same product frame follows the page while the screen, context, and evidence change together.
What King’s Palace handles
Test more than the final profit.
Realistic execution
Spread, slippage, fees and event order are included in the replay.
Run history
Every experiment is recorded so an old test cannot quietly be reused as fresh evidence.
Strategy portability
Supported futures strategies can follow the same Quantower-compatible source path.
Separate research environments
Futures, funded accounts, crypto venues and memecoins use different assumptions and limits.
Funded-account testing
Passing a challenge is its own problem.
A profitable backtest does not automatically fit a funded-account rulebook. King’s Palace replays supported account rules against real trading-day sequences and shows whether the strategy passed, failed or ran out of time.
Runs locally on Windows
Your research stays on your machine.
- Application
- King’s Palace runs as a Windows desktop workspace. Its internal interface is available only on the local machine.
- Market data
- You provide data that you are licensed to use. Missing data is reported rather than estimated or invented.
- Artificial intelligence
- No AI provider is built into the application and no API key is required. Optional external tools may connect through local MCP.
- Trading access
- King’s Palace is built for research and forward-paper testing. It does not place live orders.
King’s Palace is made to be realistic.
The goal is to leave the buyer with a research system they understand and can operate—not an unexplained folder of files.
- 01
Review
We examine the available data, strategy format and platform requirements.
- 02
Setup
The Windows application, local workspace and data path are configured.
- 03
Strategy integration
The agreed strategy source is added and checked against the engine.
- 04
Handoff
The buyer receives the workspace, documentation and an explanation of its limits.
Who it is for
Built to teststrategies.
- Independent traders building systematic strategies
- Small desks that own licensed historical data
- Quantower users who want one source path
- Teams willing to accept “no edge” as a useful result
Who it is not for
Not to sellsignals.
- Buyers looking for a black-box money bot
- Anyone expecting market data to be included
- Teams needing mobile access or live multi-broker execution
- Anyone asking for guaranteed returns or prop-firm passage
Common questions
What buyers usually ask.
Does King’s Palace place live trades?
No. It is a research and forward-paper environment. Any live connection would be a separate decision and setup.
Is market data included?
No. You provide data that you have the right to use.
Why is there no public checkout?
The correct setup depends on the buyer’s data, market, strategy source and support needs. Those details are reviewed first.
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