Three strategies. One signal engine. Every trade public.
We gave each strategy a flat €10,000 on March 1, 2026 and let it trade purely off CoinSeekly's published technical signals. No edits, no cherry-picking — the full track record, updated every day.
Simulated portfolios for transparency. Not real money. Not financial advice.
Combined value
€37.0K
Blended return
+23.2%
Trades logged
278
Strategies
3
Conservative
Portfolio value
€10.8K
Trades
125
Holdings
11
Top positions
WLD 10%
XLM 10%
UNI 9%
NEAR 8%Updated 22 hours ago
Aggressive
Portfolio value
€14.9K
Trades
57
Holdings
5
Top positions
WLD 24%
BFUSD 19%
ATOM 18%XLM 15%Updated 22 hours ago
Balanced
Portfolio value
€11.3K
Trades
96
Holdings
8
Top positions
UNI 14%
ONDO 12%ATOM 11%
RENDER 11%Updated 22 hours ago
Compare the three strategies
One signal engine, three risk mandates. The best figure in each column is highlighted — including the live-only return, the part that can't be curve-fit.
| Strategy | Total return | Live return | Win rate | Sharpe | Max drawdown | Avg hold | Trades |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ConservativeConservative | +8.1% | -0.29% | 37% | 0.89 | −16.9% | 18d | 125 |
| AggressiveAggressive | +48.7% | +2.52% | 42% | 2.88 | −17.6% | 18d | 57 |
| BalancedBalanced | +12.9% | +2.00% | 43% | 1.09 | −21.8% | 18d | 96 |
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How the experiment works
Four rules, fixed in advance and never touched. They're what make the track record worth reading.
Signals in
Daily · point-in-timeEvery day the engine reads the exact RSI, MACD and moving-average signals the screener publishes — the same numbers you see on the site, computed only from data available up to that day.
Three risk profiles
1 engine · 3 mandatesAggressive, balanced and conservative share one signal engine but differ in conviction threshold, position size and how long they hold a winner before taking profit.
Backtested, then live
Replay → liveHistory before launch is an honest replay of those signals on real closes. From launch forward, every move is tracked in real time — the curve marks exactly where replay ends and live begins.
Logged in the open
Immutable ledgerEach buy and sell is written to a public ledger with the signal that triggered it, a modeled slippage cost and the realised P/L when it closes. Nothing is edited after the fact.
Methodology & limitations
We'd rather under-claim than oversell. Exactly how the numbers are produced — and what they don't account for.
- No look-ahead
- Each day's decision uses only price data available up to that day. The engine can never see the future.
- Real signals
- Buys and sells fire on the same published RSI / MACD / moving-average rules as the live screener — no secret model.
- Slippage
- Every fill takes a cost haircut scaled to the coin's liquidity tier, so prices aren't idealised.
- Survivorship
- The backtested span trades today's tracked universe (≈ top-50 liquid, Binance-listed coins). Names that have since dropped out aren't represented, which can flatter backtested returns. Live-tracked results from launch are unaffected.
- Costs not captured
- Exchange trading fees, funding, taxes and large-order market impact are not deducted — real net returns would be lower.
- Simulated
- No capital is deployed and no orders are routed. Past performance doesn't predict future results. Not financial advice.
Frequently asked
01Is this real money?
No. Every portfolio is a simulation that starts from a flat €10,000 and trades on paper. No capital is deployed and no orders are routed to an exchange — the point is to show, transparently, what following our published signals would have done.
02How is the track record calculated?
Each day the engine reads the same RSI, MACD and moving-average signals the screener publishes, using only data available up to that day. It buys and sells according to fixed rules, takes a slippage cost on every fill, and writes the result to a public ledger with a daily equity snapshot.
03What does “backtested, then live” mean?
History before the launch date is an honest replay of the signals on real historical closes. From launch forward, every trade is recorded in real time as it happens. The equity curve marks the exact boundary so you always know which part is replay and which is live.
04Can the results be edited or cherry-picked?
No. The strategy rules are set in advance and the trade ledger is append-only — nothing is deleted or rewritten after a trade closes. Losing trades stay on the record next to the winners.
05What is survivorship bias, and does it affect these numbers?
The backtested span trades the universe we track today (roughly the top-50 liquid, Binance-listed coins). Coins that have since dropped out of that set aren't represented, which can make backtested returns look better than a truly point-in-time universe would. Results tracked live from launch onward are not affected. We call this out rather than hide it.
06What's the difference between the three strategies?
They share one signal engine but differ in risk appetite: aggressive concentrates into fewer, higher-conviction setups; conservative spreads wider and exits sooner; balanced sits between them. Compare them side by side from the main page.
07How do I follow or copy a strategy?
Premium members can follow any strategy and pick the capital they'd mirror. When the strategy trades, you get the move — rescaled to your amount — by email, Telegram and on-site, the moment it happens. You choose which channels and can unfollow anytime.
08Is past performance a guarantee of future results?
No — and it never is. These figures are educational and transparent, not a promise. Nothing here is financial advice; always do your own research.