Proof of work, nothing hidden.
Published signals measured from entry to actual exit. Wins, partial wins, breakeven trades, and losses are shown directly — losses are never clipped or hidden. Only terminal rows belong in headline Proof of Work.
Finished trades only. Invalid or incomplete rows are excluded from summary counts and labeled separately — so headline numbers stay honest.
Every closed trade, filterable.
Only terminal rows belong in headline Proof of Work. Invalid or incomplete rows are excluded from summary counts. Sort is by realized return — wins first.
Wins are wins. No asterisks.
When price hits target before stop, it is a Win — recorded with realized return, targets hit, and closed date. No clipping, no moving the goalposts after close. The ledger sorts by return so the best outcomes surface first, but every win counts.
Highlight reels show only wins. You never know what was left out — or whether losses were quietly dropped.
Every win stays beside every loss, timestamped and filterable — so you verify the full distribution, not just the headline.
Target before stop — logged with return, targets, and date. No edits after close.
Losses are not hidden. They are counted.
If the stop is hit first, the row is a Loss — published with negative return and closing reason, included in every headline count. That is how average ROI stays honest. Deleting losses is what makes other track records look better than they are.
Losses disappear, averages inflate, and you cannot tell what the real hit rate is — you only see the winners that were kept.
Losses stay in the table, count toward Avg ROI, and are filterable by Long / Short — so you see the same math we do.
Stop before target — still published, still counted. Headline averages include every loss.
Not every close is win or loss. Those count too.
Partial Win: at least one target hit first. Breakeven: exited at or near entry — neither a win nor a loss, but included in total trades and Avg ROI so the ledger reflects reality, not just extremes.
If breakeven and partials are dropped, averages swing — you lose the middle of the distribution where a lot of trading actually lives.
Breakeven and Partial have their own filters and badges — so you see how often we scratch versus how often we win or lose.
Partial or scratch — not a headline win, but still in the ledger and in Avg ROI.
Wins + Partial Wins
— trades where target was hit — filter Wins to see them together.
Breakeven
— exits near entry — not a win, not a loss, but counted in totals.
Losses
— stops hit first — published as-is, never removed from history.
Every closed signal lands in exactly one bucket.
Invalid or incomplete rows are excluded from all summary counts. Terminal rows are scored by which level was hit first — entry-target-stop geometry decides the bucket, not hindsight.
Target reached before the stop.
At least one target hit first.
Exited at or near entry.
Stop hit first — published as-is.
First level hit decides the outcome — no re-labeling after close.
Straight answers about the ledger.
How we score outcomes, why losses stay, what breakeven means, how often the ledger updates, and how to verify a trade — no hype, just the workflow. Plus why past proof is not a promise.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Proof of Work is published for transparency, not investment advice — always do your own research.