Closed Trades — Full Trading History and Performance Overview

This page contains a complete archive of closed trades executed within our trading system. Each position listed here represents a fully finalized trade, including the opening and closing time, traded asset, position direction, trade size, and final profit or loss. The goal of this archive is to provide maximum transparency and allow users to independently analyze historical trading performance.

Unlike promotional summaries or simplified statistics, this closed trades history shows real trade data exactly as it was executed. Every trade reflects actual market conditions, including volatility, execution timing, and real price movements. This allows traders and investors to better understand how different market scenarios affect performance over time.

Understanding Closed Trades and Trade Duration

For every closed trade, the table displays the full trade period, including the exact opening and closing timestamps. The trade duration is calculated automatically based on these values, showing how long the position remained active in the market. This metric helps evaluate whether the strategy focuses on short-term movements, intraday trading, or longer holding periods.

Trade duration is an important performance indicator. Short trades may rely on momentum and rapid price fluctuations, while longer trades often reflect trend-following or position-based strategies. By reviewing the time spent in each trade, users can better understand the logic behind trade execution.

Profit, Loss, and Risk Transparency

All profit and loss (PnL) values are displayed in USDT, along with percentage returns relative to the trade amount. This dual representation allows for a clearer assessment of both absolute and relative performance. Positive and negative results are shown without modification or filtering, ensuring an honest and unbiased view of trading outcomes.

Losses are a natural part of any trading strategy. Displaying them openly is essential for evaluating risk management, drawdowns, and overall strategy stability. Over time, consistent execution and controlled risk are far more important than isolated profitable trades.

Assets, Directions, and Market Behavior

The archive includes trades across various assets and market conditions. Each trade clearly indicates whether the position was long or short, making it easier to analyze how the strategy performs during rising and falling markets. This is especially valuable in volatile or sideways market phases where adaptability is critical.

By studying asset selection and directional bias, users can identify patterns in performance and understand how different instruments respond to specific market environments.

Why This Closed Trades Archive Matters

Maintaining a publicly accessible closed trades archive demonstrates a commitment to transparency and accountability. It allows users to verify results independently rather than relying on summarized performance claims. Historical data provides context, helps set realistic expectations, and supports informed decision-making.

This archive is continuously updated as new trades are closed. Pagination is used to ensure fast loading and easy navigation through historical data, allowing users to explore older trades without performance issues.

Whether you are analyzing strategy consistency, evaluating risk exposure, or simply reviewing past performance, this closed trades page serves as a reliable and detailed source of trading history.