Chart replay drill
Real historical candles with the dates hidden, so you cannot trade what you already know happened. MA 20/50/100/200, volume, RSI with its two moving averages, Fibonacci and your own marked levels are on the chart, the way they are on a live one. Step forward one bar at a time, decide — long, short, or wait — and every trade needs a stop, sizes itself to 1% risk, and fills by itself. Five trades make a drill; each result points at the lesson it came from.
$10,000
0 / 5
+0.00R
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STEP THE TAPE
Keys: → next bar · L long · S short · C close
DECIDE ON THIS BAR
PLAN THE LONG · entry = this bar’s close
Risk stays inside the 1–2% rule (Lesson 40); the size is computed from it. The stop cannot be moved once placed — that is the rule being rehearsed. Both stop and target touched in one bar: the stop counts.
Why the dates are hidden
Every other replay tool shows you the calendar, and the calendar is a cheat sheet: you remember what Bitcoin did in that month, so you “predict” it. Hiding the axis turns the drill back into what a live chart actually is — a structure with no future attached. The window is cut from the market’s last 1,000 candles — about six weeks of hourly, five months of 4-hour, or nearly three years of daily bars — and the dates are revealed only when the drill is over.
The daily drill is the same window for everyone on a given day and market, so two learners can compare decisions on identical tape. New random window gives you a fresh slice.
What the score means
Every trade risks the same $100, so results are in R — multiples of that risk. A drill at +3R means you made three units of risk across five decisions; the dollar figure is only that number times whatever you would really risk. The summary also counts two habits the arithmetic hides: stops hit within two bars (stops inside the noise) and winners closed before three-quarters of the target (the plan was right, the hands were not). Those two counts are the most useful output on this page.
What this rehearses — and what it can’t
It rehearses: reading structure without hindsight, placing the stop where the idea would be wrong rather than where the loss feels small, sitting through pullbacks toward a planned target, and letting a stale setup go. It can’t rehearse: money that hurts, fills that slip, and the boredom of waiting hours between bars. Pair it with the live arena for real time and the journal for the record.