A live trading dashboard for BTC perpetual futures, built on a method I developed myself - one that doesn't exist anywhere else. Watch it read the market, replay it on six years of history, and paper-trade it forward on the live market.
Minner is a system built around a proprietary trading method I developed. The method is my own work from the ground up - it isn't a published strategy, an indicator pack or a variation on something you can find elsewhere, and it runs only here.
Around it I built the product that makes a method trustworthy: a live view of what it's watching right now, a backtest that replays it on the market since 2020 with every real cost deducted, and a forward test that paper-trades it on the live market from the moment you press start.
The mark is an M built from four flat planes in Bitcoin orange and gold that share their corners exactly; where they overlap they are screen-blended, so the crossings make new, brighter tones. The word sits beside it in widely spaced capitals, quiet next to a mark that does the talking. On a warm near-black, it reads like a trading terminal at night.
Symbol and logotype, in black, in white and in colour. In one colour, the four planes merge into a solid M.
Two market colours are reserved for direction; the brand itself never uses them.
One sans and one mono: numbers line up in columns, so a backtest reads like a ledger.
The chart shows what the method sees and the side panel says it in words: what it needs before the next trade, how far away that is, and what it did with every recent opportunity - including why it passed on the ones it skipped. Each layer on the chart can be switched on or off.
The backtest replays the method with the risk you choose and deducts Binance fees, slippage and real historical funding from every trade. The forward test runs the same rules on the live market in the local server, so it keeps going with the page closed, and logs every event with the time it was detected.
