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# Backtests

Backtests are statistical reports generated based on submitted queries.  Backtest reports attempt to visualize the vast amount of data we‘ve collected in an easy to understand and graphical representation.  They are not required to be ran, but are intended to help explore the data set and to build more targeted Queries.

Backtests are allocated as part of your subscription with an option to purchase additional backtest reports if you run out of them within your subscription period.  These will cost a nominal amount but adopting a pay-for model will prevent abuse of the system.

Backtests will also be available to non-subscribers and non-subscribers will be allocated a small number of backtests after they agree to our Disclaimer and non-subscribers are also able to purchase additional backtests.

Given the resource intensive nature of backtesting, data visualization and the potential load this may have, there will be a prioritized queue for execution. 

The prioritized queue will work as follows: 

NFT holders -> PRO Subscribers -> Basic Subscribers -> Non-Subscribers

Backtests allocated as part of a subscription will not rollover if your subscription expires.  If you [extend your subscription](/sol-bangers-only/how-to-get-started/main-menu/subscriptions-and-subscription-management/modify-subscription.md) prior to it expiring, unused backtests will remain active.  

Also, purchased backtests will never expire even if you’re a subscriber and your account lapses.


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