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EdgeEdge is a trader's risk-adjusted return measured against holding Bitcoin, discounted for how much evidence supports it.
Steady gains beat lucky spikes, and a longer record is trusted more than a short one. 2,000 is the Bitcoin line: a record at or above it ended its scored days ahead of simply holding Bitcoin.
Days wonDays won are the days in the window that beat simply holding Bitcoin, against the days that did not, with the share won.
A day that wasn't scored, such as one with little or nothing at work or a missing price, counts as neither won nor lost.
ConfidenceConfidence is how rarely a trader with no edge over Bitcoin would look this strong: at 98%, about 2 in 100 would.
Formally, it is the probability, going by this record's own days, that its true lead over Bitcoin is above zero. It is worked out one record at a time: on a board of many traders, some with no edge reach every band.
Established ≥95% · Likely ≥80% · Tentative ≥60% · Unproven ≥40% · Trailing below that.
P&LP&L is what the account gained or lost in dollars across the scored days of the last 90, positions still held valued at each day's close.
Realised P&L, on the P&L side, counts only what was sold.
MainsMains are the assets this trader held most over the last 90 days, by what they cost.
Point at or tap a coin for its ticker. Shown for context only; they have no bearing on the rank.