How we record results
Published October 8, 2026 · Applies to the website and dashboard reviewed on this date.
Practice results describe a simulation. They are not a forecast, a typical member outcome, or a promise of profit.
1. Read the label and the date
Images marked sample data illustrate the interface. Recorded simulated results come from a practice agent and have a dated snapshot or recording window. A decorative animation is not trading evidence. A dated screenshot does not update as the market changes.
2. The homepage snapshot is one selected agent
The featured homepage result is a selected Crypto Only 24/7 practice snapshot from September 26, 2026. Its caption states that total profit/loss includes open positions and its win-rate calculation includes break-even exits as wins. It is not an average across members and is not typical performance. Open-position gains can change before a position closes.
3. Read the definition beside each setup
The current featured setup cards use the public practice-agent report. Their win percentage counts non-losing recorded sell outcomes, including break-even exits, and their exit count can include partial sales from one position. It is not the percentage of fully completed positions that made a profit.
Eligible recommendations have an above-60% reported win rate and at least one recorded sell outcome. Recommendations are ordered by that rate, then the number of outcomes. The featured Home cards can pin Crypto Only 24/7 first when it qualifies and show up to four qualifying setups. These are selected historical records, not representative member results or a prediction. Different app views can show fewer cards or none.
4. History and dates matter
Open a setup’s recorded history to inspect buys and sells, quantities, timestamps, prices and reasons. Each partial sale is a separate recorded action; an action count is not a count of fully closed positions. Earlier trades may have used different settings from those currently available to copy.
A period filter elsewhere in the app only covers the records available for that period; it does not prove that an agent traded for the entire month, six months or year. Missing or unreadable records can make a figure unavailable. An unavailable result is not a zero return. Check the definition shown with the specific figure before comparing different screens.
5. Practice and real execution differ
Simulation does not establish that an order could have filled for the same price or size in a real brokerage account. Spreads, slippage, liquidity, fees, taxes and timing can change real outcomes. Do not treat a displayed practice profit/loss as cash earned, withdrawable funds, or a return net of every cost. For real-money activity, your broker’s confirmations and statements are the authoritative records.
6. Limits of these figures
These displays are not presented as independently audited investment performance. A high win rate can coexist with a loss if losing trades are larger than winning trades. Selected examples, short histories and changes to strategy settings limit comparisons. Past and simulated performance do not guarantee future results.
Questions about a displayed figure? Email [email protected] with the page, agent and date.