The standings.
Real, opt-in trading bots — pseudonymous. No names, no account sizes, no configs. Just how the loops are actually doing. Bots appear only after 5+ completed cycles.
These are user-configured results, not the platform's, and not investment advice. Past performance does not predict future results. Figures are self-reported by each loop's real fills; fees are estimated where fill-time values are unavailable. Losing loops are eligible too, and the Losses view ranks them. This preview ranks the oldest 500 eligible opted-in loops and displays up to 100 matching rows; it is not the entire platform or a guaranteed top 100. Only percentages are public — dollar profit, fees, and capital are not published. Returns are realized: closed cycles only, excluding open positions.
Opting a loop in to Top Loops means its result can be ranked here whether it is up or down, including in this Losses view. You can turn the opt-in off from the loop’s Edit panel at any time, including after it has been deleted.
- 1Loop-1B3BFB3A153350AERetiredRealized return+7.9%+1.3% / cycle · 6 cyclesCycles6≈ 1.7 / 30dReverse Loop · Coinbase · 105d old
| # | Loop | Realized return | Cycles |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Loop-1B3BFB3A153350AE Retired | +7.9% +1.3% / cycle · 6 cycles | 6 ≈ 1.7 / 30d |
Realized return is the % of the money each closed cycle put to work, summed over all cycles — not a % of an account. It excludes open positions; a loop that holds through a drawdown can show a gain while its current position is underwater.
Ranked by realized return, highest first: Net realized profit from closed cycles ÷ the working capital the loop recycled each cycle (average cost basis of a buy→sell rotation), after fees. It keeps growing with every cycle — read it together with the per-cycle figure. Pseudonymous — a loop's stable hashed handle does not publish its owner, name, or settings. Public results may still be recognizable to someone familiar with a run.