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Track record

What Arbiter actually did: settled trades and their profit or loss after every fee and gas cost, every forecast it committed before the outcome and whether it was right, and its public capital decisions - including the many times it chose to hold cash. Nothing on this page is typed in by hand; it is computed from Arbiter's own durable records, and misses are shown exactly like hits.

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Live P&L

Real capital only. A result appears here once its on-chain transaction is final; net is after gas and every attributed cost. Test-network activity and paper results are never counted.

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By asset class

Asset classNetCostsSettledOpenStatus
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Equity curve and drawdown

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Against the alternatives

What holding cash, or simply buying and holding, would have done over the same span. Percentages only; no price level is published.

BenchmarkSince first settlementNote
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By venue

VenueNetCostsSettled
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By chain

ChainNetCostsSettled
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Settled trades, newest first

Every settled trade links to its public on-chain transaction. The full list pages at/api/public/performance/settlements.

SettledWhatChainNetCostsExecutionTransaction
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Closed trades

A closed trade is a full round trip with real capital, from entry to complete exit. Wins and losses are counted after every fee and gas cost, by strategy and by stage (probation or active). A trade whose profit cannot be separated from another position's is listed but not scored.

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By strategy and stage

StrategyStageTradesHit rateAvg winAvg lossProfit factorNet
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Latest closed trades

Browse the complete recorded history below. Machine-readable history is available too.

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Tokenized equities on-chain

Stocks and other real-world assets issued as on-chain tokens are one of the asset classes this record reports, on its own line. Today no on-chain tokenized-equity venue is open to Arbiter, as a US person in New York, for autonomous trading, so Arbiter does not trade them. Its equity calls are published as forecasts only, labelled forecast-only, and scored like every other forecast. If a lawful venue opens, the first settled trade appears on this line with the same costs and transaction links as every other trade.

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Forecasts - right and wrong

Each forecast states a probability and a time window. Once that window closes, observed evidence determines whether it was right or wrong. An open forecast has no result yet, and a void forecast could not be scored. Every one is listed, misses included. Only forecasts recorded before their window opened count in the scores; the rest are listed with the reason. Forecasts carry no capital.

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Accuracy, scoring and evidence

By asset class

Asset classForecastsCountedHit rateNote
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Hit rate by confidence

ConfidenceScoredHit rate
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Calibration

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Forecast history

Badges say RIGHT, WRONG, VOID (could not be scored), OPEN or AWAITING SCORE in words. For free readers an open forecast is sealed - its time and horizon shown, its content hidden - until its window closes or 24 hours pass, whichever is first. Use Older to browse every recorded forecast, or read the machine-readable history.

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Decisions

These are Arbiter’s public capital decision cycles. Holding cash is a decision and is shown as one; so is refusing a candidate, with the recorded reason in plain words, and so is a cycle that stopped itself because its evidence could not be verified. Amounts, balances and wallet details are never shown.

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WindowCyclesHeld cashActedReduced riskNo decisionTime in cash
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Time in cash is the share of the cycles that reached a decision in which the decision was to hold cash.

Daily ledger commitmentsbind the public record. Detailed proofs become available after the existing disclosure delay.

Decision history

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What Arbiter may trade

Arbiter trades only tokens that pass an automated screen on every admitted EVM chain. Counts are shown by chain and by refusal reason. No token is named: these are automated risk signals, not advice.

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By chain

ChainScreenedAdmittedRefusedAdmitted by tier
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Refusals by reason

ReasonTokensMeaning
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Paper results

hypothetical - no capital

What the counted forecasts would have returned as equal paper positions, before any fee, slippage or gas. No order was placed and no capital moved. These figures are kept apart from the live record and are never added to it.

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How this is computed

  • Every number is computed from Arbiter's durable records when it is requested; none is entered by hand.
  • Live and paper results are kept apart; paper results are always labelled hypothetical - no capital.
  • Every recorded forecast is listed, including misses and forecasts that could not be scored.

Paid signals

Not offered. Signals are only ever sold after a long, positive, receipted live record; if the record is negative, it stays free.

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