Publicly “executing” a strategy that’s only been running for 3 days for 30 days
First, the conclusion: this strategy is almost not making money right now, with unrealized gains of 0.3%. But I plan to post every single trade—every one—showing even the losing days, for a full 30 days.
Why do this? Because on the market, copy-trading “curation” influencers only show you the equity curve after the fact. What you can’t see is: when he adds to the position, how much he adds, and how much floating loss he’s been holding through. Today, I’ll lay it all out.
This is what it looks like now (data as of today):
- 4 positions: $SKHY / $MRVL / $AVGO / $POPMART — all **U.S. stock tokenized perpetuals**: AI storage ×2, semiconductors, and consumer—four industries that are unrelated
- Opened on September 9; after that, every day at 8:00 AM an automated system adds to the position once. It has already added for 3 days, for a total of 16 executed trades
- Total deployed: 216U; current unrealized P&L: +0.7U (MRVL is up, while AVGO is still down)
- No manual intervention at all before any stop-loss—none
Why choose U.S. stock tokenized perpetuals? Because there are still very few people writing about this on the forum, and the logic is actually pretty straightforward: Binance brings U.S. stocks into perpetual contracts—effectively giving crypto users a window to allocate to U.S. stocks without needing to exchange currency. This window’s early-mover benefit is worth trying with real money (the real “money” in a sim account).
Starting from this post, I’ll update every 24 hours: what it’s doing on Day 3, the battle report on Day 14, and the final answer on Day 30—whether it makes money or loses, it will be posted.
Follow me. After 30 days, we’ll speak with data.
⚠️ This article is a dry-run simulated trading log and does not constitute investment advice. Contract trading is high risk—please evaluate for yourself.
First, the conclusion: this strategy is almost not making money right now, with unrealized gains of 0.3%. But I plan to post every single trade—every one—showing even the losing days, for a full 30 days.
Why do this? Because on the market, copy-trading “curation” influencers only show you the equity curve after the fact. What you can’t see is: when he adds to the position, how much he adds, and how much floating loss he’s been holding through. Today, I’ll lay it all out.
This is what it looks like now (data as of today):
- 4 positions: $SKHY / $MRVL / $AVGO / $POPMART — all **U.S. stock tokenized perpetuals**: AI storage ×2, semiconductors, and consumer—four industries that are unrelated
- Opened on September 9; after that, every day at 8:00 AM an automated system adds to the position once. It has already added for 3 days, for a total of 16 executed trades
- Total deployed: 216U; current unrealized P&L: +0.7U (MRVL is up, while AVGO is still down)
- No manual intervention at all before any stop-loss—none
Why choose U.S. stock tokenized perpetuals? Because there are still very few people writing about this on the forum, and the logic is actually pretty straightforward: Binance brings U.S. stocks into perpetual contracts—effectively giving crypto users a window to allocate to U.S. stocks without needing to exchange currency. This window’s early-mover benefit is worth trying with real money (the real “money” in a sim account).
Starting from this post, I’ll update every 24 hours: what it’s doing on Day 3, the battle report on Day 14, and the final answer on Day 30—whether it makes money or loses, it will be posted.
Follow me. After 30 days, we’ll speak with data.
⚠️ This article is a dry-run simulated trading log and does not constitute investment advice. Contract trading is high risk—please evaluate for yourself.