The losses.
Real, opt-in trading bots — pseudonymous. No names, no account sizes, no configs. This is the other end of the same board: the lowest realized returns, worst first. It is the worst among bots that kept trading and took their losses — not the worst bots on the platform. The notes below say exactly what that leaves out.
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. This view ranks the oldest 500 eligible opted-in loops and displays up to 100 matching rows, worst realized return first; it is not the worst 100 loops on the platform. Only percentages are public — dollar profit, fees, and capital are not published. Returns are realized: closed cycles only, excluding open positions.
Who is in this ranking. This view uses the same entry bar as Winners: opted in, not a draft, at least 5 completed cycles, and at least 72 hours old. A loop that stopped trading before it reached 5 completed cycles is not here, so read this as the worst results among loops that kept trading — not the worst loops on the platform.
What realized-only leaves out. Only losses that have been taken can appear here. A loop still holding a position far below what it paid has not realized that loss, and this board carries no unrealized figure, so that loop can read as flat or even positive. The largest unrealized losses on the platform are the ones this view cannot show you.
Loops whose working capital cannot be derived from their own fill history are left out of this view. Their return computes as 0.0%, which is not a loss and would rank above real ones.
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.
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, lowest 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.