TradingView Duration of Preset Backtesting based on Time Frame

If you have been using for a while, u should realize that each TF will backtest different duration. The longer the time frame, the longer the backtesting range (further back). This is when u use the standard strategy backtester, unlike the 'Deep Backtesting' which only available on Pro version and above where you can specifically set the timing/duration of the backtesting date.

At the time of this writing, this the aprox duration of backtesting on different time frames:

1 min: 2 weeks
3 min: 6 weeks
5 min: 10 weeks
7 min: 14 weeks
10 min: 20 weeks
15 min: 30 weeks (aprox 7months)
30 min: 74 weeks (from 1/1/2023)
1 hour: 126 weeks (from 1/1/2022)
2 hour: 282 weeks (from 1/1/2019)
3 hour: 354 weeks (from Aug 2017)
4 hour: 354 weeks
6 hour: 354 weeks
8 hour: 354 weeks
12 hour: 354 weeks
1 day: 354 weeks
1 week: 355 weeks

The figures above are from BTCUSDT chart, different pairs may give different figures. They are just estimates.

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