Every trade. Including the losses.

Record feed — not a copy feed. These trades open and close in minutes; a follower acting on an alert would get a materially different price, so this table is published as a record of the strategy's paper results only. Whale Copy above is the feed followers can realistically mirror.

Record feed — not a copy feed. These are the operator's own paper trades on gold (XAU/USD), run against a Hola Prime-style prop-firm challenge on a $200,000 paper account — entries can't be copied in real time, so this table is a public record of the strategy, not alerts to act on. The rules: Our own gold strategy, traded on paper against a Hola Prime-style $200K challenge: follow the daily trend (last daily close vs its 50-day average), enter when an hourly candle breaks the prior day's high or low, risk 0.5% of the balance, target 3× the stop. The first three trades were taken under the retired v1 discretionary strategy and stay in the record — losses included, per this page's promise. P/L is shown at the $200,000 scale (the sim was re-based from $100,000 on Oct 31, 2026; percentages never changed).

The open trade's floating figure is marked at the Oct 30, 2026 close ($3,884.90), is approximate, and is not counted in the realized record above.

Nothing to show yet — and we won't fake it. Gold Reality is a second paper account that mirrors every Gold B2 entry about 15–30 seconds late, at whatever price a follower reacting to a published signal would actually get, so the true cost of being late is measured in public. It starts with Gold B2 trade #4 — earlier trades are not backfilled — so at this snapshot it has no trades. The empty record is the honest record.

Backtest — this is NOT the live record. The figures below come from running the same B2 rules over historical hourly gold prices — a simulation of the past, modelled as a funded $200,000 account. No account, paper or real, traded these. They are shown separately from the live paper record above so the two can never be confused.

Honest limit: free sources would not give us hourly gold data older than November 2024, so this backtest covers 2 years, not 5. The earlier years — including the choppy 2022–2023 stretch — remain untested on hourly data, and two friendlier years are not proof the strategy survives every kind of market.