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 stop the R was divided by is the one in force at the first fill. The analyst posted 6,332.
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Every canonical event, including the ones later superseded.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.
Result after trading costs
Compare the signal’s gross result with its result after estimated trading costs.
The published signal result with estimated entry and exit fees and slippage applied. Costs reflect the order type for each leg.
Fees and execution assumptions
Uses the published signal’s entry and exit convention. Your result depends on your fills, fee tier and exit choices. Read from benchmark policy axion-bybit-linear-v4 v4.
Verify this call yourself
Your browser recomputes each published record’s fingerprint and checks the links between records. Follow the external proofs to compare the anchored hashes and timestamps.
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Recomputing each hash in this browser.
Every record above is published in Axion's public transparency repository, alongside the signing key and a description of the format.