Starting virtual capital: $10,000.00 Current capital: —
See every trade- Realized result
- — Executed sales, after costs
- Unrealized result
- — Current valuation, before future exit costs
- Costs already included
- — Estimated fees, gas and slippage
Net result = realized + unrealized. Costs are already deducted; do not subtract them again.
The ledger begins on the next radar reading. Its strategy and history continue in this portfolio.
Las operaciones se publican después de ejecutarse o descartarse.
Target refresh: every 15 sThe result, trade by trade.
Source wallets, delays, price paths and size simulations.
Three new $10,000 portfolios, starting together and sharing observations. SWARM’s main history is preserved.
The experiment starts with the next market observation. Previous trades are not imported.
Two new portfolios, each with $10,000, the same start and the same observations. SWARM’s main history continues separately.
The comparison retains SWARM v9 to isolate position size. Its results are measured separately from the main portfolio.
The comparison starts with the next radar reading.
The base entry is 0.5% or 1% of current capital. With two wallets, both use up to 1.5%; with three or more, up to 3%. Liquidity, risk and costs may reduce the amount or prevent the trade.
The same signals and observed prices, with independent decisions. Fees, gas and slippage are recalculated for each size; trades may differ. Open results exclude future exit costs. Displayed costs are already deducted.
How position sizes are comparedFrom wallets to a portfolio.
It follows verified buys from tracked wallets and waits for a steady rise before entering. It limits size and pauses buys when losses accumulate. This is an experimental strategy using virtual capital.
- SWARM v12: at least one wallet, $500 in net buying and 75% buy flow over the last three minutes. It waits for three prices observed after the wallet buy, over 30–90 seconds, confirming a steady 0.2–3% rise. Flat prices, declines, sharp spikes and withdrawing liquidity do not qualify. Each entry is capped at $50 or 0.5% of equity, whichever is lower, before costs; more wallets do not increase the size.
- For new v12 positions: 4% stop, 12% target and a 30-minute maximum hold. After reaching an estimated 4% net gain, it exits on a 2% decline from the peak or a return to net cost. From ten minutes onward, it closes if estimated net liquidation value does not exceed the investment. It also exits on net selling by the sole source wallet, or by two source wallets when there were several. Earlier positions retain their plans.
- Up to three positions, 1.5% total exposure and 98.5% cash. New buys pause for one hour after three consecutive losing closes or a 10% loss on one position. A 0.25% equity decline from the start of the 24-hour window also pauses buys until the next window. Exits stay active. A 30-minute cooldown per token follows execution; open positions are not increased.
- Only paid, verified buys from tracked wallets; transfers and flagged records are excluded. Minimum liquidity is $50,000 and FDV is capped at $5M. Confirmation requires three prices from the same provider and pool, with no gaps over 45 seconds, a maximum 5% range, up to 2% drawdown from the peak, and retention of at least 90% of the liquidity observed in that period.
| Token | Cost | Marked value | Unrealized PnL | Quote |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Virtual cash | — | — | — | — |
No open positions. The agent is waiting for an opportunity that meets its rules.
No resolved trades yet.
Executions and rejections will appear in the ledger when they occur.
Tracking resumes when this page opens. The pilot may leave gaps between readings when there are no visitors.
A buy waits for another quote and rechecks confirmation, wallet flow and costs. Price response age must be at most 15 seconds; execution tolerance is ±1% from the decision, without moving the stop or target. The source buy must still be within three minutes. Estimated net reward must be at least 1.5 times risk, using a 0.3% fee, $0.10 gas and liquidity-based impact. Exits use a price actually observed after activation; a stop does not cap the maximum loss. Response age does not prove the provider’s last trade time. Pending orders remain private. View previous runs ↗