It doesn’t care what you trade.
One algorithm. One set of settings. Every market below runs the same ones — and every one of them is in profit.
BTCUSD 1h — isolated. Select it again to release.+1,161R · 72.2% · 4,038
Cumulative R, one shared scale25 curves drawn
What it is
It works on anything you point it at.
One algorithm, unchanged, across every market on that field. Nothing was fitted to gold because it was gold, or to crypto because it was crypto — the settings behind the highest curve up there are the settings behind the lowest one. More markets are coming, and they are coming to those settings rather than to settings of their own.
One trade at a time.
A position opens only when there is none open. Never two at once, never a grid, never an average-down — it is a condition in the engine rather than a rule somebody has to keep. Every figure on this page is therefore the record of a single position, opened and closed before the next one.
Several engines, one decision.
A trend engine — a moving-average cross read against a slowed opposite, so a signal needs a turn rather than a flicker. Market structure — supply and demand rails anchored on confirmed pivots, break of structure, fair value gaps, order blocks. A strength filter that stands a signal down when there is no trend behind it. And a risk ladder: the stop goes to breakeven at the first target, then trails the rest and never moves back.
Chosen by search, not by opinion.
It wasn’t built in a sitting: hundreds of hours of analysis, on AI models written for it and nothing else — 636,537 combinations of its settings, each one walked across 14,677,451 minutes of price, looking for the most profitable path rather than the most appealing opinion. What shipped had to hold up on a period held out of that search, so the settings were not picked by the years that flatter them.
BTCUSD · 1h · 2025 — 1,480 closed trades, January 2025 → December 2025, on 340 trading days.
BTCUSD in its own unit. Results on this market are quoted as a percent return on the margin of a single trade at 20x. That figure belongs to the trade it came from: two of them added is not a return on anything. Every total here stays in R — +446.1R in this view.
Every bucket of the record
A cell is a bucket, not a month — the record is cut once, at boundaries every market and every timeframe can state a result inside, and most cover two months. Each cell is as wide as what it covers and names it. Best: February 2024 +88.7R. Worst: December 2025 +3.9R.
Day by day
August 2026 Each cell is one local day in the report timezone, coloured by the metric above. A day holding fewer than 5 closed trades prints its count and no result — thin is thin.
this month: +16.0R · 55 closed · win 81.8%
Which day of the week it closed on
Closed trades by the local weekday they closed on, in the report timezone — the whole selection, whatever the period chip says. A weekday holding fewer than 5 closed trades prints its count and no result. This panel covers the whole selection, not the chosen period.
By entry hour
Bucketed by the hour the trade was entered, in Europe/Copenhagen — the one panel here about entries rather than results. The session bands are drawn in the same zone. This panel covers the whole selection, not the chosen period.
Strip: how many trades were entered in each hour — density, not result.
By direction
This panel covers the whole selection, not the chosen period.
| Direction | Trades | Win rate | Net R | Against the rest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LONG | 2,034 | 72.0% | +641.0R | |
| SHORT | 2,004 | 72.4% | +520.3R |
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Historical results. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
