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Real-money readiness scorecard

ATLAS trades simulated capital. Before any real money is ever put behind it, every gate below has to be green — measured net of commission and spread. Nothing here is smoothed: the numbers refresh on the nightly scoring run straight from the settled track record.

ATLAS Desk (stocks + crypto)

3/6 gates green
Settled
40
Win rate
72.5%
Net expectancy
1.10%
Max drawdown
62.4%
  • Settled trades40 / ≥ 200
  • Out-of-sample expectancy (net)1.10% / > 0%
  • Max drawdown62.4% / < 15%
  • Profit factor1.49 / > 1.30
  • Cost drag on win rate2.5 pts / < 5 pts
  • Consecutive green months0 / ≥ 3

Simulator training (Sim Gym)

Every night ATLAS replays years of real daily candles across a broad stock and crypto universe, fires the same chart setups it trades live — trend pullbacks, breakouts, breakdowns and gap-driven news reactions — and settles each one on the true high/low path, net of spread and commission. It is how the bot builds statistical experience far faster than its live book can. Simulated evidence is weighted at a quarter of the real thing and only fills the gaps where live history is still thin.

Simulated setups
2,122
Learned patterns
160
Sim win rate
37.2%
Sim expectancy
-0.37%

Last training run · 8/27/2026, 3:35:05 AM

Are the bot's filters worth it?

Every signal the bot refuses is logged and scored as if it had been taken. A negative average means the filter saved money; a positive one means it is costing money, and the learning loop loosens it.

  • lev risk-off (3 losses in a row)n=8 · avg -7.77%
  • lev benchedn=7 · avg -4.79%
  • cash macro shockn=1 · avg -11.55%
  • lev macro shockn=1 · avg +0.22%

See the live books: ATLAS desk · full track record. Simulated results only — not investment advice.

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