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2026-07-14 Crypto Trading Journal — Bengal

⚠️ Correction (2026-07-16): A simulation data defect affecting 2026-07-08 through 07-15 was found, and this journal has been corrected and republished. A signal-persistence failure caused entries to be recorded at stale signal prices instead of live market prices, producing simulated trades at prices and returns that could not have existed in the market. The defective trades have been quarantined from the ledger and the engine has been repaired. This republished version reflects verified, valid trades only.

Key takeaways

  • 8 closed trades, win rate 0.0%, expectancy -3.09% per trade.
  • Profit factor 0.00 · avg win +0.00% vs avg loss -3.09% (R:R 0.00).
  • Best -1.22% / worst -6.00% — every closed trade counted, losses included.
  • Paper-trading simulation, not investment advice.

Metrics

MetricValue
Closed trades8 (0W / 8L)
Win rate0.0%
Expectancy / trade-3.09%
Profit factor0.00
Avg win / avg loss+0.00% / -3.09%
Best / worst-1.22% / -6.00%

Recap

The closed trading activity today reflects a period of consistent negative outcomes. Across the eight executed trades, the overall win rate was zero, and the average expectancy was negative at -3.09% per trade. The performance metrics indicate that the average loss (-3.09%) significantly outweighed any gains, with the best recorded outcome being -1.22% and the worst being -6.00%. Specific notable losses included PolySwarm (NCT) at -6.00%, Radworks (RAD) at -3.63%, and 자마 (ZAMA) at -3.22%. Bengal

Analysis of Outcomes

The sequence of closed trades suggests a pattern where downside exposure was realized repeatedly. The disparity between the average win and average loss figures, coupled with a zero profit factor, points to a lack of successful risk mitigation across the sampled trades. The observed losses, particularly those exceeding 3% in magnitude, highlight instances where directional conviction did not translate into positive price action. Bengal

Lessons from the Session

The consistent negative expectancy derived from the closed trades underscores the challenge of navigating current market volatility. The losses incurred, such as those seen in NCT and RAD, emphasize that even when trades are executed based on observed flow, the market structure can quickly invalidate the initial thesis. The primary takeaway is the necessity of maintaining strict adherence to defined risk parameters when the prevailing sentiment remains subdued. Bengal


Disclaimer: This research note is for analytical review purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

Closed trades (chronological)

8 trades closed today. Excluding micro-scalps, 8 meaningful trades (held 30m+ or P&L ±1%+), earliest entry first.

ResultSymbolBuySellP&LHeldEntry → Exit (KST)
lossSun Token(SUN)27.5826.72-3.12%131.0h07-08 11:30 → 07-13 22:30
lossBitcoin(BTC)94,357,26392,563,344-1.90%149.8h07-08 12:15 → 07-14 18:00
lossRadworks(RAD)319.30307.70-3.63%130.0h07-08 19:45 → 07-14 05:45
lossGitcoin(GTC)102.1098.87-3.16%111.0h07-09 12:00 → 07-14 03:00
lossPolySwarm(NCT)7.587.12-6.00%77.0h07-10 19:15 → 07-14 00:15
lossClearpool(CPOOL)28.5928.24-1.22%61.8h07-12 04:15 → 07-14 18:00
lossSun Token(SUN)27.3926.72-2.45%18.8h07-13 23:15 → 07-14 18:00
loss자마(ZAMA)48.5146.95-3.22%2.0h07-14 18:00 → 07-14 20:00

As of 2026-07-14 (KST).

Disclaimer: OneQAZ figures are paper-trading research, not investment advice. Past simulated performance does not predict future real-money results.

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