Algorithmic Precision.
Zen-Like Execution.
Battle-tested trend-following algorithms designed for the crypto markets. A decade of quantitative expertise, refined into a high quality signal TradingView strategy suite.
Why ZenAlpha?
A decade in the crypto trenches, evolving from manual trading to fully automated quant systems.
The Trend is Your Edge
We don't guess tops or bottoms. Our systems are built to identify established market momentum and stay in the trade until the trend exhausts.
Noise Filtration
Our algorithms use multiple techniques and multi-timeframe confirmation to filter out 'fakeouts,' ensuring you enter when the probability of a sustained move is highest.
Superb Risk Management
No martingale. Risk is defined in advance. You know how much you will lose if the trade setup fails.
Realistic Result, No Repainting
No look-ahead bias. What you see in the backtest is what you get in real-time.
The Strategy Showroom
Explore our suite of quantitative strategies, each designed for specific market conditions.
Everything You Need to Start
Get started with ZenAlpha in three simple steps.
TradingView Account
An active subscription (Essential or higher) to enable real-time Webhook alerts.
Exchange Account
A funded account on OKX or Bitget. These exchanges provide excellent support for tradingview signal bot execution.
ZenAlpha Strategies
Your choice of Arion, Pegasus, or Kirin to bridge the gap between analysis and execution.
Supported Exchanges
Sign up through the links below to receive up to 20% rebates
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about getting started with ZenAlpha.
Are there any additional costs to automate?
Are your backtest results repainted?
The "Holy Grail" Trap.Most backtests look amazing because they suffer from Look-ahead Bias—essentially "peeking" at future prices to generate past signals.
At ZenAlpha, our architecture is built with a Zero-Future-Peeking mandate. We strictly avoid barmerge.lookahead_on and other "repainting" techniques. Our strategies (Arion, Pegasus, and Kirin) only calculate logic based on closed-bar data. What you see in the backtest is a mathematically honest representation of how the script will execute on Bitget or OKX in real-time.