You built the system and you've traded it, and now the questions appear faster than a spreadsheet can answer any of them. Quantprove follows one system from the backtest to the live account, so you can check the answer to each one. These are the seven that come up most between the users that come in for the first time.
How can I tell if my system stopped working, or if it's normal variance?
Monitor puts your live results next to the expected range built from your backtest. Your Health Score lands inside that range, above it or below it, and your current drawdown gets a percentile against the drawdowns in your backtest.
Here is the part that trips people up tho... none of this hands you a probability that the system is broken, and a screen with no alarms can still hide a weak system. Early evidence is thin. Monitor gives a first score after a small batch of live trades and the full view once more come in, and it needs trades synced from your broker.
How can I know if my forward trades are behaving like my backtest?
Validation lines up your live trades against your backtest and scores the match from 0 to 100. That's your Stability Score.
A good score on enough live trades reads Strong Match. The same score on too few trades reads Early, because a short run can look great on luck. Anything lower reads Unstable.
If the match comes back weak, check costs and fills first, then the rest of the list in why a backtest doesn't match live.
How can I know if my backtest is promising enough to start forward trading?
Backtest analysis gives your system an Edge Score from 0 to 100, and it lowers the score when the sample is small. A small backtest can't earn a big score. A system that loses money per trade can't earn a good one either.
Then the Proof Check flips your wins and losses at random 10,000 times and counts how many of those runs reach your result. If luck gets there too often, it reads Not cleared.
In the free demo, Meridian ORB scores 74 on 717 backtest trades, which puts it in the Strong Edge tier.
There's no green light button, and the call to start forward testing stays yours. If you can't say how many trades your edge rests on, you're trading a guess.
How can I organize all my trading in one place?
Each system in Quantprove keeps its backtest and its live trades together, along with the analysis for both. The Systems page lists them side by side, so you stop jumping between four or five apps.
Broker trades land in the Journal and go to the right system by hand or through automatic rules. Each trade can carry your mindset, your focus, how well you executed and your planned risk, plus any field you add yourself, like a text field for notes. Backtests get their own log with a notes column, and you can write a review for each month.
How can I build one track record when I trade a system across multiple brokers?
Connect every broker account you trade on Pro, and automatic rules send each account's trades to the same system, so Validation and Monitor read one combined record.
Each trade keeps its source, and the Journal shows which broker it came from or if you imported it. Trades synced from a broker can't be edited or deleted in Quantprove, so the date, profit and fees stay the way your broker sent them.
To show that record to someone else, share your Passport. It covers every account you connect, names the broker, and shows the checks behind it.
How can I prove my results are real?
Send a Passport instead of a screenshot. Quantprove reads every trade and deposit from your broker, checks every day that they add up to the broker's balance, and seals each day on Bitcoin, so a later edit shows, even one made by Quantprove.
Each check on the Passport is Verified or grey. Verified means Quantprove confirmed it with the broker: real money, that you control the account, and a recent sync. Demo and prop-firm accounts stay grey, and uploads and screenshots never count toward Verified.
Be clear about the limits tho... a Passport can't show accounts you keep private, and a good record is not a promise about next month. How it works lists every check.
How can I get more confidence in my decisions when it matters most?
Quantprove lines up the evidence for the three calls that cost the most:
- Going live: your Edge Score and the Proof Check
- Your first live trades: your Stability Score and the Forward Range, which replays your live trades to show where the next stretch could land
- A deeper losing streak: your Health Score, its expected range and your alerts
The free calculators cover quick checks like risk of ruin and position size, with no login.
The decision stays yours. You make worse ones in the middle of a drawdown, so decide what you'll do before you're in one.
Which part of Quantprove answers each question?
| Your question | Where Quantprove answers it | What you need |
|---|---|---|
| Stopped working or normal variance? | Monitor and the Health Score | Live trades synced from your broker |
| Live trades behaving like the backtest? | Validation and the Stability Score | A backtest and your live trades |
| Backtest promising enough to trade? | Backtest analysis, Edge Score and Proof Check | Your backtest trades |
| Everything in one place? | Systems and Journal | Nothing extra |
| One record across brokers? | Broker Sync | Every broker account you connect |
| Proof my results are real? | Track record and Passport | A live account synced from your broker |
| Confidence when it matters? | All of the above, plus free calculators | Nothing extra |
For the short version of how everything connects, read What is Quantprove?. Then open the free demo and click through a system that already has live trades in it.
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Charly Del Sol is a trading educator and the co-founder of Quantprove, where he leads sales, marketing and partnerships. He became an educator in 2020, at 19, and was the youngest at his academy for two years. From 2022 to 2025 he gave market education and traded live in front of hundreds of students every week. At 16 he won gold at the Spanish National Sanda Championship. In 2026 he received his academy's Inspiring Educator Award.
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