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How are the results on /performance counted?
Every broadcast signal since June 2026 is scored as a win (target hit) or Missed (no target within the maximum hold); the rate is wins ÷ (wins + missed).
- Rate: wins ÷ (wins + missed). Broadcast signals carry a target and a maximum hold, not a stop, so every signal that does not reach its target in time counts as Missed and lowers the rate. Signals still open are left out until they resolve.
- Still settling: a month is final once its newest signals have had their full time to reach the target. Until then its rate leaves out the ones still open and reads high, so the page marks the month and shows the share of all signals sent that reached target so far; read that figure for a young month.
- One rule for every month: From 3 October 2026 signals have longer to reach their target before they count as missed, and on 4 October 2026 every earlier month was scored again under the same hold, so all months follow one rule.
- Average move per settled signal: the sum of the unleveraged price moves of every settled signal sent that month, wins at their move and missed signals at their move when the maximum hold ran out, ÷ the number of settled signals, × 100, in percent and unsized. Open signals are left out until they settle. It is not an account return.
- No stop on the record: each member sets their own stop, and repeat signals on a coin average into one position that closes together.
- Updated hourly from the same database the bot writes to.
- 2021–2024 is a separate archive with a looser rule: see /reports and the dataset.
Why your own account differs: timing, leverage, size, fees and your stop. Why your results differ from the provider's.
Updated 2026-10-11.
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