Overnight result for 26 August 2026
No projections, no back-tests — this is the closed-trade ledger for the window. Across the previous UTC trading day the bot closed 0 trades for $0 net after fees, at a 0% win rate, while paying $0 in exchange fees. 683 lots remain open and under management.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Closed trades | 0 |
| Net profit after fees | $0 |
| Win rate | 0% |
| Average per trade | $0 |
| Best trade | $0 |
| Worst trade | $0 |
| Fees paid | $0 |
| Open lots | 683 |
Market by market
No lots closed in this window. The ladder stayed in wait mode, which is the correct behaviour when price never reaches a level that clears the fee line.
Why the fee line decides everything
A lot only becomes sellable once the exit covers the entry cost, both taker fees and the configured profit target. At micro size that threshold is the whole strategy: a grid that ignores it books volume and calls it performance, while the ledger quietly bleeds.
What happens next
The engine keeps managing the 683 open lots to their individual targets and re-centres the two-sided grid as price moves. The next recap publishes in the evening run.
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*This article reports the live results and public market data behind an automated trading system. It is information, not financial advice, and past results do not predict future outcomes.*