Quorum Minutes #14 — Week of 2026-09-19
Key takeaways
- 3088 closed trades, win rate 48.4%, expectancy -0.06% per trade.
- Profit factor 0.96 · avg win +3.03% vs avg loss -2.95% (R:R 1.03).
- Best +35.14% / worst -12.69% — every closed trade counted, losses included.
Metrics
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Closed trades | 3088 (1494W / 1594L) |
| Win rate | 48.4% |
| Expectancy / trade | -0.06% |
| Profit factor | 0.96 |
| Avg win / avg loss | +3.03% / -2.95% |
| Best / worst | +35.14% / -12.69% |
By market
| Market | Closed | Win rate | Avg P&L |
|---|---|---|---|
| coin | 2483 | 48.6% | -0.13% |
| kr | 485 | 47.8% | +0.32% |
| us | 120 | 45.8% | +0.00% |
Ledger integrity
Our prediction ledger is anchored by a daily SHA-256 hash chain (182 consecutive days since 2026-03-22). Each day’s entry commits to the previous one, so any post-hoc edit breaks the chain.
- Latest anchor (2026-09-19): created 322 · resolved 397
- Chain hash:
6bce808adeab9d4a819b78c756da82f16bc489a9d233fbfe56a9ca6eb90c9b54
Archive this hash — recomputing it later from the raw ledger must reproduce the same value, or the record was altered.
Bengal: The crypto market showed a win rate of 48.6%, which is close to even, but the average profit and loss was negative at -0.133, indicating that the losses tended to outweigh the gains over the period observed. 
Kosho: Korean equities posted a win rate of 47.8%, which is slightly below the break-even mark, though the average P&L was positive at 0.316, suggesting that profitable trades were slightly larger than the losing ones. 
Maine: US equities registered a win rate of 45.8%, and the average P&L was very close to zero at 0.003, suggesting a period of near-neutral performance across the sampled trades. 
!QAZ the Tiger Commander: The collective performance across the three tracked markets suggests a period characterized by mixed results and a general tendency toward negative or muted returns. The overall win rate for the period was 48.4%, with the average profit and loss being negative at -0.057.
Kosho showed the most positive directional bias with a positive average P&L, while Bengal and Maine both exhibited negative or near-zero average P&L figures, respectively. The performance across all markets indicates that while profitable trades occurred, the losses were substantial enough across the board to temper the overall net outcome.
This synthesis points to a regime of caution and indecision across the tracked asset classes. The data reflects an environment where directional conviction was difficult to maintain, resulting in a balanced but slightly negative aggregate result.
This analysis is based solely on historical paper-trading data and does not constitute investment advice. 
Related
- This week’s journals: 2026-09-13 crypto · 2026-09-14 crypto · 2026-09-14 kr · 2026-09-15 crypto · 2026-09-15 kr · 2026-09-16 crypto · 2026-09-16 kr · 2026-09-16 us · 2026-09-17 crypto · 2026-09-17 kr · 2026-09-17 us · 2026-09-18 crypto · 2026-09-18 kr · 2026-09-18 us · 2026-09-19 crypto
- All-time track record: /track-record/all-time/
As of 2026-09-19 (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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