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Superior Trade vs Krexa

Superior Trade, like Krexa, turns a plain-language idea into code and lets you backtest it. The difference is mostly where it trades and how it is paid for.

Checked 2026-10-27. Something out of date? Tell us at /contact.

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	Superior Trade	Krexa
How you make an agent	Plain language in its terminal or API, which it turns into code. Also templates like DCA, grid and breakout.	Plain English, an X, YouTube, TikTok or Instagram link, no-code blocks, or your own code. Compiled once into fixed rules or hash-locked code.
Backtest	Yes, up to 2 years of history.	Yes. The coded agent runs on real past prices, up to 3 years of daily bars, after fees and funding.
Paper trading	Yes, as a deploy mode, per its GitHub skills.	Yes. Live prices, fake money, before any real deploy.
Where it trades	Hyperliquid live; its skills also list Lighter, Polymarket and Aerodrome.	21 venues: Hyperliquid, Jupiter, Polymarket, Pump.fun and xStocks on-chain; Binance, Bybit, OKX, Kraken, Coinbase and MEXC with a trade-only key.
Who holds the money	Its site says it never holds your money; its skills describe a Superior-managed wallet. Who holds the keys is not stated.	Not Krexa. Each agent has its own wallet and withdrawals go only to your address. Exchange keys that can withdraw are refused.
What it costs	Free to start; paid by exchange referral fees. No price list published.	20% of net profit, nothing else. No subscription. Losses carry forward.
MCP for your own AI agent	Yes, per its GitHub repo, plus a REST API.	Yes. Your agent can research, backtest and paper trade; a human signs every live deploy.

Pick Superior Trade if

You trade mainly on Hyperliquid or Lighter.
You want no fee taken from your profit.

Pick Krexa if

You also want Solana, Polymarket or centralised exchanges.
You want up to 3 years of daily history in a backtest.
You want a public record of every result, losses included.

Do not take our word for the results: see every idea we tested, losses included, on the harness benchmark.

Questions

Superior Trade or Krexa for backtesting?

Both backtest generated code. Superior Trade offers up to 2 years of history; Krexa uses up to 3 years of daily bars and takes out fees and funding.

Sources

What we say about Superior Trade comes from these pages, read on 2026-10-27. Products change; check them before you decide.

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Side by side

	Superior Trade	Krexa
How you make an agent	Plain language in its terminal or API, which it turns into code. Also templates like DCA, grid and breakout.	Plain English, an X, YouTube, TikTok or Instagram link, no-code blocks, or your own code. Compiled once into fixed rules or hash-locked code.
Backtest	Yes, up to 2 years of history.	Yes. The coded agent runs on real past prices, up to 3 years of daily bars, after fees and funding.
Paper trading	Yes, as a deploy mode, per its GitHub skills.	Yes. Live prices, fake money, before any real deploy.
Where it trades	Hyperliquid live; its skills also list Lighter, Polymarket and Aerodrome.	21 venues: Hyperliquid, Jupiter, Polymarket, Pump.fun and xStocks on-chain; Binance, Bybit, OKX, Kraken, Coinbase and MEXC with a trade-only key.
Who holds the money	Its site says it never holds your money; its skills describe a Superior-managed wallet. Who holds the keys is not stated.	Not Krexa. Each agent has its own wallet and withdrawals go only to your address. Exchange keys that can withdraw are refused.
What it costs	Free to start; paid by exchange referral fees. No price list published.	20% of net profit, nothing else. No subscription. Losses carry forward.
MCP for your own AI agent	Yes, per its GitHub repo, plus a REST API.	Yes. Your agent can research, backtest and paper trade; a human signs every live deploy.