WHAT THE DESK MADE
production.gold.btc_signals_backtest
SIGNALS TABLE
The desk publishes a signal and holds no broker account, so an outcome is derived: each published row is walked forward over the desk's own 30-minute bars and the first touch of the target or the stop ends it. A bar touching both is booked as the stop — which came first is unknowable, and a simulation that wins its own ties is advertising, not measurement. The table carries no size, so results are computed at 1 BTC per trade — how the desk actually operates — which makes every USD figure the position's real move.
The desk vs holding BTC · base 100
The dumbest possible alternative: buy BTC at the start of the period and do nothing. Both curves are indexed to 100 at the same instant — the later of the two starts — so neither is handed a head start it did not earn.
When it acted
Every crossing the table published in this period, every tick the desk opened, and every tick that took a position — on one axis, so the gap between what was available and what was acted on is a shape rather than a ratio.
The sample
Every number below rests on 7
closed trades. A metric
whose sample cannot support it shows what it still needs rather than a
figure — an undefined ratio printed as 0.00 is the one
thing a dashboard must never do.
Return & risk · selected period
Possible vs taken
How selective the desk actually is: every crossing the trigger table published in the cached window, against the ones that opened a tick and the ones that ended in an order.
What it decided · 17 ticks
- hold 8
- sell 6
- abstain 3