A snapshot of our real-money trading.
+$1,313.81
After recorded trading fees. Wins and losses included.
Recorded bet costs ranged from $0.06 to $863.46.
From the bot’s own records; not independently audited. Older records have accounting differences. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
The same recorded trades, with every bet scaled together.
Sizing sample: Sep 21–Sep 27, 2026 · 190 closed trades. This week is already included in the lifetime total.
A larger bet does not improve the win rate. This model assumes the same fills and prices; actual liquidity, fees and slippage can change the result.
Hypothetical additional bot profit or loss over 30 days at 1 times the recorded bet sizes.
One week is too short to establish a reliable forecast. These are illustrations, not expected member returns or a likely range. Actual losses can be larger.
The sample recorded +$96.40 net over 7 calendar days. Its recorded entry costs and fees match the stored exchange fill receipts. The lifetime total includes earlier risk settings and is not used as the sizing baseline.
At 2× or 5×, every recorded position’s cost, payout, loss and fee is multiplied by that factor. The median and largest bet scale too. This is a proportional illustration, not a replay against historical order-book liquidity. Fees are not recalculated for rounding or a different fill mix. Larger orders may not fill at the same price, or at all.
For time projections, unrounded weekly net ÷ 7 × selected days × size multiplier gives the same-pace example. The other examples use half or minus that pace. No probability is assigned to any scenario. The sample includes inactive days, and its trades are not independent observations.
Bet cost is before fees, not the account balance needed to carry overlapping trades. No compounding or additional deposits are modeled; the example assumes enough capital to fund the larger positions. This tool does not determine a sufficient bankroll or a suitable bet size. Membership fees, taxes and operating costs are excluded. Member execution and results differ.
Includes all closed positions in the retained live-trade record for July 10–September 27, 2026, through 23:30 UTC. Open positions, paper trades and backtests are excluded. Each closed position counts once, even when it contains multiple contracts. Recorded losses include two expired positions booked as write-offs.
Net profit is recorded realized trading P&L after fees as recorded. Deposits, withdrawals, membership revenue, operating costs and taxes are excluded. Older records have known reconciliation differences, so this is not a complete exchange or account-balance audit. The record covers changing strategies and trade sizes; trades are not all independent observations.
Bet size means the recorded entry cost before fees, matched to each closed position. The median describes the middle bet; it does not mean every trade used that amount. Earlier trades used different risk limits, so the sizing examples use a separate recent period.
The earlier $50 → $1,000 campaign was an account milestone with additional funding and a manual adjustment. It was not a 20× trading return on an untouched $50.
Selected screenshots from early-access signal traders, shared with permission. Typical member returns haven’t been established.
Reported as a combined early-access result. Period and separate fees are unconfirmed; the underlying trade receipts haven’t been reviewed.
A BTC trade. Separate fees aren’t shown.
An open Gold trade. Its payout is still unsettled.
Payout amounts are shown; trade costs aren’t visible.
$5.14 and $2.11 paid out. Stakes and fees aren’t shown.
Member submissions are not independently verified. Payouts are not net profit. Portfolio changes lack a full funding and trading history. These figures are separate from the bot’s record above.
