%% THAT sounds right\ on crypto cr*p, which you noted. US capital markets can help make one rich or poor; but we never blame gamed capital markets for our mistakes\misses.[This remark does not include bit con or such.] Good points earlier on 120% Crypto cr*p is not used here as an insult; WMT sells bull cr*p in 50 pound bag, actually good cheap , clean aged fertilizer.
Sure, I know they will release a web terminal version this quarter, not sure they would let you have access to the hedge fund version (desktop), probably depends what you want to do with it, run a crypto fund, run a family office, run a friends/family private fund, they all have different numbers the markets deem acceptable. With the loss if you get it wrong you evaporate profits for that cycle, not just trade, taken a while to get that right, if you make a mistake chasing the markets it evaporates capital as well, did that a few times too, but this is how the markets are designed to work, if you target 50%pa profit the markets demand 50% risk to capital.
So this high win-rate system only works in the Forex markets and not the index futures market ? Do they have a different system for the futures ?
I know you have a lot of posts but do you understand non private trading dynamics, very few do, 'kind of has a 10:1' means designed to invert 10 losses in a row rule, but, with the 1 if you get it wrong you evaporate profits for that cycle, not just trade, taken me a while to get that right. If you make a mistake chasing the markets it evaporates capital as well, did that a few times too, this is how the markets are designed to work otherwise you have no business trying to target non private trading returns. Same architecture Forex, Futures, Stocks, Indexes, not Crypto because institutional don't care about trading that so it doesn't follow standard dynamics, most of time crypto is random variable change except for fat tail moves.
The general rule is that simple chart patterns, indicators, and other such public retail BS will result in breakeven minus commissions over a reasonable sample size - assuming you execute mechanically. If you don't execute mechanically, you'll likely buy and sell at the worst times and so do meaningfully worse.