How to read this record
A trade is closed when its stop or its target is hit; there is no time limit, so a trade can run for days. A 15-minute candle that touches both the stop and the target counts as stopped. A coin with a trade still running is not bought again by the same track; it can be picked again once that trade has closed. Results are after 0.1% fees on each side. Trades overlap, so dollars are counted at the same $100 for every pick rather than compounded. The average coin is the same trade placed on every coin of the round: beating it is the whole point.
Rules M2 started on 23 October 2026. Once a day the system reviews its closed trades, learns which kinds of trades won and which lost, and leans its next picks towards the winners; the fixed rules keep the plain score so you can see whether that learning helps. The daily journal shows every day's trades and what was learned. After 60 closed trades the live page gives a verdict: it works only if the trades made money after fees with a profit factor of at least 1.2 and beat the average coin. Short-term momentum is noisy, so expect long runs of stopped trades either way. None of this is financial advice; see the disclaimer.