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How to read these numbers

“Cumulative return” is not account return

It assumes the same bet size on every trade (this strategy's own typical trade), then adds and subtracts each trade's real PnL. No starting capital is needed or editable; the trade-off is that it will not match the gain you see on the exchange account.

No compounding, so trade count cannot inflate it

The curve is a fixed stake, not a snowball. The multiplier and the realised PnL in USDT therefore always share the same sign — a profitable strategy can never show as a loss, or vice versa.

Drawdown is measured on that curve

The fall from the highest point of the curve to the lowest point after it; above 100% means losses exceeded one typical trade's notional.

Only closed trades are counted

Unrealised profit or loss on open positions is not included, so the curve looks cleaner than a live account. Every fill is backfilled by the platform from the exchange's own records; the strategy owner cannot edit it.

“Delivery” is about the time you paid for, not the return

A period is 30 days, and a period counts as delivered once 2/3 of it has actually been served. Sell 3 periods and have 2 fully served, and it shows 2/3. It measures whether you kept being served after paying — not how profitable the strategy was.