Is it possible to extract source code from Invite-Only TradingView scripts?

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• you need to be very careful here.

  
  Extracting source code from invite-only scripts is a violation of Intellectual Property (IP) rights.

  
  

  Creators mark scripts as "invite-only" specifically to protect their proprietary logic. Even if you found a way to "extract" it, using that code without permission is effectively theft.

  • Risk 1: TradingView can permanently ban your account.
  • Risk 2: Legal action from the script creator if you use their commercial logic for profit.
  Web3Pioneer  · 2025-12-01 ·  4 days ago

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• If you want the logic from a protected strategy, you don't need to hack it. Here are the best methods that actually work and keep you safe:

  1. Contact the Author: This is the most effective method. Message the creator on TradingView. Many authors are willing to share the code for educational purposes or grant you access if you explain your intent.

  
  

  2. Reverse Engineer the Behavior, Not the Code: Instead of stealing the code, observe the signals. Does it buy when the RSI crosses 30? Does it sell on MACD divergence? Re-write the strategy yourself in Pine Script based on these observations. This is a great way to learn.

  
  

  3. Find Open-Source Alternatives: Search the TradingView public library. Often, "premium" scripts are just slight modifications of popular open-source indicators like "SuperTrend" or "Bollinger Bands."

  
  

  4. Use External Platforms: As mentioned in some other threads, platforms like BYDFi offer their own sets of tools and indicators for digital asset analysis that might give you the insights you need without requiring a protected TradingView script.

  
  

  DAOCommander  · 2025-12-01 ·  4 days ago

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• I see this question come up a lot. People often suggest using Chrome Developer Tools or "web scrapers" to inspect the page and find the code.

  
  

  Here is the reality: While you can inspect the HTML of the page, TradingView’s "invite-only" scripts are protected on the server side. You generally cannot simply "view source" to get the Pine Script logic because it isn't sent to your browser in plain text like a normal open-source indicator.

  
  

  Trying to use scrapers or decompiler tools is usually a waste of time for truly protected scripts. Furthermore, trying to reverse-engineer the platform's security features can get your account banned for violating TradingView’s Terms of Service.

  SmartContractor  · 2025-12-01 ·  4 days ago

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