THE SANTECH REPLAY / YOUR AMOUNT, ONE VIEW
Your margin.
Recorded leverage.
Explore Original Santech and Ultra together. Choose your margin per trade; the replay uses each outcome’s recorded leverage where available.
Your own inputs.
This is a hypothetical replay across recorded outcomes, not a personal account statement or an expected future return.
Make it yours.
The amount committed to each position before leverage. Each recorded leverage value is applied automatically.
100 USDC margin at a recorded 5× means a 500 USDC position. The multiplier can differ for each outcome.
Check your margin amount and cost values.
Your result appears after both histories are checked.
Checking the historical outcomes.
A historical scenario, grouped by UTC close date. No compounding.
No costs are deducted by default.
Inside the combined result +
Both histories stay in this view. This table shows which outcomes contribute to the margin-based result.
Original signals use their recorded signal leverage and first-touch price return. Ultra needs a historical leverage snapshot to support a return on your chosen margin.
No partial total is shown while a required history source is unavailable.
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One result.
Every assumption visible.
Your amount is the margin committed before leverage. Each outcome uses its own recorded multiplier. Missing leverage is disclosed and excluded from the money total.
How are the histories combined? +
For each covered outcome: your chosen margin × that record’s leverage × its normalized price return. The calculator adds those amounts. It never multiplies the total by one average leverage. Costs start switched off.
Original Santech uses entry at the recorded signal price and one full exit at the first recorded TP/SL touch. This is a signal model, not proof of an executed trade. Ultra uses stored gross realized P&L divided by entry price × stored quantity, then needs the leverage stored at entry to scale it to your chosen margin. The current Ultra table has no per-trade leverage snapshot, so those records remain in the history but do not contribute a margin-based money amount. Today’s account leverage is not historical evidence. Its legacy monitor is not a complete exchange fee ledger.
Original leverage is the value on the signal, not proof of an executed leveraged position. The money result covers only the outcomes with usable historical leverage; it is labelled with the exact coverage. The contribution table keeps both methods visible. Original imports were deduplicated by native signal ID; copies of an archive are not added again. Ultra uses the all-records cohort once, without adding its overlapping subgroups.
What does the date window include? +
7 days and 30 days are rolling windows ending at the source-check time. An included outcome must open and close within that period. All time starts at the earliest retained history and uses the same end time for both sources. Daily results are grouped by UTC close date.
Open positions, invalid records and signals without a usable first-touch outcome do not receive invented returns. Market scans, including below-threshold assessments, remain activity records. New Santech V2 entry counts and a future Ultra feed are not assigned P&L without matching eligible closed-outcome data.
Why could my own account be different? +
The historical pool spans multiple accounts, stored modes, market conditions and entry criteria. It is not the list of trades one member would necessarily have received. Your bot can take only setups that satisfy its current criteria and account settings.
A uniform margin changes the historical sizing. This replay does not enforce simultaneous capital requirements or reproduce compounding, liquidation, exchange fills, funding, partial exits or open-position valuation. Your personal venue statement is the source for actual account earnings. Past results do not establish expected returns.
How are optional costs applied? +
No fees, slippage or membership costs are deducted unless you enable the cost scenario. Your chosen margin × the sum of the covered records’ leverage values gives the entry-notional base. That base × (round-trip fee % + slippage %) ÷ 100 gives the assumed trading costs.
Membership is charged once for the combined window using whole 600-USDC / 30-day passes. Other costs are deducted once. The chart groups trading assumptions by outcome day and deducts fixed costs at the beginning. This is a scenario, not measured historical charging. Check your actual statement and venue fee information ↗.