The result, and where its numbers come from
Every figure here is Trading Core's. This page substitutes them into the formula the methodology publishes; it does not do the division itself.
Entered at market — no price was posted, so the weighted fill price is what the R was measured from.
The call was posted at 20× leverage. Neither figure above uses it: R and the price move are both measured on one full position, unleveraged.
The signal as posted
The structured levels, exactly as they reached the record. The analyst's own message is never reproduced here — only what it said in numbers.
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What happened, in order
Every canonical event, including the ones later superseded. They are flagged rather than removed, because there is one attestation record per event and hiding them would leave records below corresponding to nothing.
What a follower would have made
A modelled figure, published beside the measured one and never instead of it.
Modelled after the fact, not measured: the published R less one round trip of fees and slippage. It assumes no funding cost and no delay between the call being posted and the order being placed, so a real follower who held through a funding window, or who was slower than the analyst, paid more than this.
What that cost was calculated from
Funding: not applied. Execution delay: not applied. Read from benchmark policy axion-bybit-linear-v4 v4.
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Calls that restate this one
A later post repeating this call. A duplicate is withdrawn from the figures so this call is counted once; a re-entry is a separate call that stays in the ledger.