Three rules. No exceptions.
A systematic trading lab run in public: how we test, what we publish, and what stays private. A method simple to state and hard to keep.
Pre-register before you look.
The hypothesis, the test, and the kill criterion are written down before we touch the data. No moving the goalposts once the numbers come in. A result only counts if the rule that judges it was locked in advance.
Publish every failure.
Anyone can show their winners. We publish the kills, with the real numbers, the sample size, and the date. Survivorship bias is the single biggest lie in trading content, and the only defence is to show the graveyard too.
Let the number decide.
Each strategy is judged against its locked criterion on a fixed date, not on a feeling, not when it's convenient. If it fails its gate, it dies, even when we liked the idea. Especially then.
What's open, what stays private.
Radical transparency about the process, not the live positions. We publish how we test and everything that failed. We don't publish the things that would let the working edge be copied or front-run.
- +The full methodology (this page)
- +The kill ledger, every result, real numbers
- +Live HIP-3 equity desk + funding monitor
- +A calculator on every strategy, locked to its real return
- +Data source: Hyperliquid public API
- ×Live wallet addresses
- ×Exact position sizes & current capital
- ×Strategies currently passing their gates
- ×The precise parameters behind the edge
- ×Anything that would let it be front-run
Every number traces to public data.
The kills are scored on Hyperliquid's public API, the same feed that powers the live desk on this site. Don't take our word for it: pull the data and check the maths yourself.
Open the live tools →Start with the graveyard.
The fastest way to understand the method is to read what it killed, and why each one died on a number locked in advance.
Read the kills →