One market-neutral engine trades crypto perpetual futures on paper, at real exchange prices, in four configurations: standard, phased entry, and each of them with the risk damper removed. Every configuration is shown over its whole life, next to the backtest written down before it started, with banked profit kept apart from positions that are still open.
All 4 live engines · ranked by return over each engine's whole life.
Bar length = return since that engine started · each lane on its own life, age printed beside it
Every engine trades paper money against live prices and carries its own modeled costs. Engines are ranked on their whole life, so a strong day can never stand in for a record — but they did not all start on the same day, which is why each lane prints its age, its worst drawdown and its last 24 hours. A lane marked not banked or one position is up on positions it has not closed yet, or on a single holding — the ranking still counts it, and the card below it shows exactly how much.
Paper performance is hypothetical and does not guarantee future results. Returns are normalized and include each engine’s modeled trading costs; account size, leverage and individual positions are not part of the ranking.
Each one is enforced by the page itself, and each one you can check.
Every engine is drawn next to its own backtest: the same coin list and the same rules, replayed over the full history and written down before the engine went live. Not next to a benchmark chosen afterwards.
See live against backtest↓The page loads on the whole life of every engine, from its first paper trade. Shorter windows are one tap away, and every figure names the window that produced it.
Change the window↑The leading engine's result is split into banked, from positions already closed, and still open, a mark that can reverse. The split is settled at each Monday's close (00:00 UTC) and stays at the top of the page in the weeks the open part is losing.
See today's split↑Every morning the engines' figures are frozen into the daily brief, hashed, chained to the day before and timestamped in the Bitcoin blockchain. Change one old number and the chain breaks where anyone can see it.
Verify a day yourself→This page posts itself to Telegram once a day as a card, and the engines post their events as they happen: a new high, a drawdown mark, a recovery. No calls, no alerts, nothing you cannot check here.
The engine started from a clean slate the day its coin list was committed, and the record runs from that day. It is far too short to judge a strategy, which is why every lane shows its age and why the record is timestamped as it grows instead of being presented once it looks good.
All lanes trade the same coin list with the same core rules. The phased lanes enter in steps instead of all at once; the aggressive lanes remove the risk damper. The direction they share comes from the one engine. The gaps between them show what entry timing and the damper are worth.
Each cell is the median of five backtests with staggered start dates, the same reduction the headline numbers use. Tap a month for its spread across the phases.
These configurations have not run long enough to confirm or refute their references — the oldest is 64d in. Every live drawdown below is still inside its own backtest drawdown, so what these cards show is not a result: it is whether anything has broken yet, and how much of the paper gain is already banked rather than an open mark.
The aggressive engine, entering in phases instead of all at once.
The same engine with its risk damper taken out — more return, and more drawdown to get it.
The same engine, entering in phases instead of all at once.
Our live market-neutral engine on a reviewed coin list — long the strongest, short the weakest, so market direction nets out.
We run further engines internally. One reaches this page only once it has a documented backtest reference to be measured against and a public history that starts on its first day — never backfilled, never restarted.
Live numbers use only marked paper equity inside the window you selected. The backtest reference is a full-span replay over the same committed coin list and the same rules. It covers the whole history, not only the calmer holdout slice: that gives the higher figure, and the higher figure is the bar the live engine is held to. Banked is profit from positions already closed. Still open is an unrealised mark that can reverse before it ever becomes money; the split is settled weekly, as of Monday 00:00 UTC. Equity and returns are marked hourly. Individual positions, trade times and coin lists stay private.
The daily brief reads these numbers every morning. A free account opens the desk behind them.
