Binance USDT perpetuals · trade plans and their actual resultsTrade Log

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How the log works

• Automatic plans. Every 15 minutes the server checks all Binance USDT perpetuals. Any coin that moved 100% or more in a week and had a 1-day candle of 50% or more gets a plan (buy side and sell side), unless it already has one open. Coins you analyze by hand on the Investment Scanner's Trade Planner are logged too.
• Standard settings for automatic plans: $1,000 budget, 1% risk ($10), 5x leverage, stop loss −20% and take profit +20% of the money put in (a 4% price move each way at 5x), held up to 1 hour; when a plan closes, the coin is checked again right away and gets a new plan if it still qualifies; every coin has one Recommended side: a sell on a calm coin (hourly move under 3%, within ±3% over 24 hours, under 2% in the last hour) when it qualifies, marked "Calm check ✓", otherwise the side with the better Time Machine odds (plans logged before Nov 14, 2026 used a stop of 1.5 × the coin's hourly move, a take profit of 2 × the stop distance and a 4-hour hold). Hand-analyzed coins use your own settings.
• Actual result. Every 5 minutes the server reads Binance's real 5-minute candles after the plan was made. Hit take profit or Hit stop loss: whichever price was touched first (if one candle touched both, it counts as the stop, to be cautious). Liquidated: at the plan's leverage, Binance would have closed the trade before the stop loss, losing the whole margin. Time ran out: neither was touched, so the trade closes at the market price at the end of the holding time.
• R means "times the amount risked": +1R is a win equal to the risk ($10 on $10), −1R is a full stop loss. Results ignore trading fees and funding, so real results would be slightly lower. Past results don't guarantee future ones.