Every account on precandle64 starts with $100,000 in simulated cash. That's not a gimmick — it's the entire point of the platform's paper-trading account: a place to find out whether an approach actually works before any real money is ever involved.
Why "a few days" isn't enough
A handful of trades tells you almost nothing — a lucky week and a good approach look identical from the inside, and so do an unlucky week and a bad one. Weeks of consistent practice, across a range of market conditions, is what starts to separate signal from noise.
Test more than one thing
It's worth paper trading both "follow the signals as given" and any variation of your own — different sizing, different filters, different holding periods — so you have something real to compare, not just a gut feeling.
The account is for learning, not for pretending
Trade it the way you'd actually want to trade for real: same sizing discipline, same research habits, same patience. A paper account traded carelessly teaches you nothing useful about your real habits.