Return · since v2 reset0.0%
+0.00%
fresh $1,000 · no leverage
New version. Fresh ledger.
Glimpse v2 is live, and the public track record has been reset to a clean $1,000 account. Every trade commits 100% of equity and there is no leverage in this simulation — a +1% move on the position is a +1% move on the account, never amplified. The record below starts at zero and fills in as v2 closes its first trades.
Reset for Glimpse v2: on Jun 14, 2026 the public record was reset to a fresh $1,000 account — 100% of equity per trade, no leverage. Earlier history was recorded under the retired version and is not carried forward. The curve below is shown for inspection, not as a promise of future results.
Win rate · v2
—
awaiting first close
Closed · since v2
0
Waiting for first close
Max drawdown
—
no drawdown yet
Aggregate equity · Since v2 reset
+0.00%+0.00%
High +0.00%Low +0.00%
Snapshot · Jun 14, 2026, 8:15 PM
Record provenance
Source: verified live ledger. The record was reset for Glimpse v2 on Jun 14, 2026; the canonical count is measured from that reset, so the sample size is currently 0 closes. Last updated: Jun 14, 2026 20:15 UTC. Freshness: Fresh live sync. Rows reconcile from the live ledger or the public snapshot fallback without exposing internal database paths.
Risk disclosure
Past results are not a promise of profit. This is a simulated $1,000 account with 100% of equity committed per trade and no leverage — returns are not amplified. Current headline context includes net result, win rate, max drawdown, sample size, date range freshness, and source. Losses, fees, funding, slippage, partial exits, and reconciliation edge cases remain visible so the record can be inspected as a trading ledger, not a marketing scoreboard.
Displayed0closed rows in this view
Open now—details hidden while live
Wins shown0losses stay visible
Max drawdown—waiting for ledger
Latest close—waiting for closes
TimeSideEntry → ExitHoldOutcome
LiveOPENPublic tape warming up—No public trade rows are available yet.
public view · 0 closed outcomes · live rows are redacted
Live sync active · auto-refreshes every 30s
Adaptive system
This record is a moving target.
The engine behind this ledger is not a frozen strategy. It re-reads the market around the clock, reconciles every close, and ships public upgrades — each read timestamped before the outcome is known, so the adaptation is verifiable, not claimed.
Engine reads · 24h--stream warming up
Last engine readwaitingthe engine never stops reading
Read cadence--average over the last day
Ledger syncsyncingoutcomes reconcile on every close
Recent system upgradesFull changelog
- Jun 14
Glimpse v2 is live — public track record reset
new - May 04
Toobit support — second exchange live
new - May 03
Daily Bitcoin brief previewed for Pro and VIP
new - May 03
Free-tier rule clarified
policy
How to read this
Not a scoreboard. A learning record.
Open means open, nothing more
A live position can appear on the tape, but direction, entry, targets, sizing, and reasoning stay hidden until close.
Partial exits are part of the outcome
If the desk banks a partial take profit and the runner later closes red, the row says so instead of pretending the final leg tells the whole story.
Private logic stays private
The public view does not expose internal model signals, technical execution notes, account P/L, or sizing.
Wins are highlighted, losses remain
Green rows are easier to scan, but red and mixed rows stay in the same ledger so the record is not a highlight reel.
Account model — $1,000, 100% equity, no leverage
The simulation starts from a $1,000 account and commits 100% of current equity to each trade, compounding between trades. There is no leverage in this simulation: a 1% move on the position is a 1% move on the account, never amplified. This is a deliberately conservative, spot-style view of the underlying edge — not a leveraged-futures projection.
Methodology and limits
The headline row must be read as a package: net result, max drawdown, date range, sample size, and source. A win rate is not the same as expectancy; many small wins can still lose money if losses are larger.
Source and sample
The canonical source is the verified Bybit closed-PnL ledger when available, with the public tape or snapshot used only as a degraded fallback. The sample size is the canonical close count, not open positions or private internal signals.
Costs and execution
fees, funding, and slippage are part of real futures trading. The public record shows closed trade outcomes and public ledger reconciliation; always read it with the risk disclosure before treating it as evidence.
Date range
The generated timestamp and latest close show the date range freshness. Past results are historical evidence, not a promise that the same system will win in the next market regime.