The Hall of Fame

The Hall of Fame is a public showcase — no sign-in, nothing to buy. It hangs the single best live track record in each class of strategy. Every card here was drawn in the Lab like any other, but it earned its place on the wall the hard way: not on how pretty its backtest looked, but on how it has actually performed on the candles that arrived after it was created.

Think of it as the opposite of a sales page. Nothing on this wall is for sale, and nothing rotates in because it paid to. It's here to answer one question honestly — whose strategies are really working right now?

A class is one exact combination: symbol × timeframe × side × leverage — BTC · 30m · long · 3× is a class; ETH · 15m · short · 5× is another. Each class hangs its own champion, like weight classes in boxing. That's deliberate: a calm 1× strategy would never out-punch a wild 5× one on raw return, so they don't compete — each wins its own division.

Each symbol's row leads with that symbol's overall champion, marked CHAMPION in the gold seat. To pick it fairly across leverages, the ranking uses return divided by leverage — so borrowed size can't buy the crown. The number printed on the card is still the real return; the level-playing-field math only decides the order.

The bar is entirely about the live record, not the backtest. To hang here a strategy must have at least 5 closed live trades, at least 7 live days, a live return above zero, and still be active — forward-tested on candles it never saw during its backtest. It's a hall of fame, so losing champions aren't hung.

And a seat is never permanent. If a strategy is retired, or its live record slips into the red, it quietly comes down off the wall. The Hall only ever shows strategies that are winning now.

The wall is rebuilt once a day, when the day's fresh live results land. So the Hall rotates: today's champion of a class can be unseated by tomorrow, and a new face can appear overnight. Click any champion to read its full report — exactly the card a Lab run would hand you, read with How to Read the Backtest Report.

Because the exhibit turns over daily, a link to a champion is good for today's wall — bookmark one and it may point somewhere new tomorrow. That's the rotation working as intended, not a broken link.

The Hall hangs only the gold medal of each class — the single best. But the runner-up isn't thrown away. The silver — the second-best verified strategy of each class — goes on sale next door in the Boutique. The two are curated so they don't carry the same strategy — the trophy on the wall stays a trophy, and the shelf sells what the wall left behind.