Read-only public evidence dashboard
£10K Transparent Simulation v1
This dashboard is the public evidence surface for the frozen experiment. It is built before launch so the record has somewhere to show losses, costs, drawdowns, blocked/rejected proposals, NO TRADE outcomes and incidents as well as gains.
SIMULATED RESEARCH EXPERIMENT — NO REAL MONEY IS BEING TRADED. £10,000 IS VIRTUAL STARTING EQUITY, NOT BROKER BUYING POWER.
There is no public-v1 Day 1 evidence yet. This page does not import JCTOOLS funding-demo, sandbox, Alpaca Paper or other historical results.
Headline evidence
Performance fields stay unstarted until measured
A missing metric is never converted to zero. A value can appear only when the public contract marks that metric AVAILABLE and supplies an explicit value.
SIMULATED RESEARCH EXPERIMENT — NO REAL MONEY IS BEING TRADED. £10,000 IS VIRTUAL STARTING EQUITY, NOT BROKER BUYING POWER.
Read the full simulation disclosure →Complete record, not a highlight reel
The future evidence model is visible before results exist
Open positions
Not startedNo public-v1 history yet.
Future records will show position-level marks and exposure. No sample position is displayed.
Proposal history
Not startedNo public-v1 history yet.
The structure retains APPROVE, REJECT, BLOCKED and NO_DECISION outcomes rather than publishing only accepted proposals.
Full trade history
Not startedNo public-v1 history yet.
No sample winner, synthetic fill or historical funding-demo trade is used as a placeholder.
NO TRADE
Not startedNo public-v1 session has started.
Future reasons include no candidate, human rejection/no decision, risk or data block, capacity, loss pause and drawdown stop.
Incidents & publication
PRELAUNCHNo public-v1 history yet.
Delayed, blocked and correction states remain visible; unavailable data must not be guessed.
Public data contract
v1Machine-readable prelaunch state: public/data/atl-public-sim-v1.json.
The contract is deliberately separate from JCTOOLS. A verified export/adapter is future work after the prospective Day 1 baseline and runtime gates are ready.
Frozen methodology
The dashboard does not change the experiment
Public presentation follows the B-002 rules rather than simplifying them to make the page look better.
60 eligible sessions
The experiment can begin only after every prospective launch gate and the immutable Day 1 baseline pass.
Deterministic controls
Long only, no leverage, frozen exposure/position limits, human veto without override, and deterministic pre-fill recheck.
Stated simulated costs
Commission, adverse spread/slippage and FX assumptions are part of the evidence model rather than hidden from net results.
Bad outcomes stay visible
Losses, drawdown, blocked/rejected proposals, NO TRADE sessions, delayed data and incidents remain structurally first-class.
Public disclosure
Simulation context stays beside performance
Full disclosure for ATL-PUBLIC-SIM-V1
This is a simulated research experiment. No real money is being traded and the £10,000 starting amount is virtual equity, not cash deposited with a broker and not leveraged buying power.
Results depend on the experiment's stated market-data, timing, execution, commission, spread/slippage, FX and portfolio assumptions. Real trading could differ materially because of liquidity, price gaps, latency, taxes, fees, market impact, order handling, rejected orders, outages and other market conditions.
Simulated or past performance does not predict future results. This experiment may make or lose virtual money, and NO TRADE is a valid outcome. We publish losses, drawdowns, costs, blocked trades and rule-governed inactivity as well as gains.
AI-assisted research can be wrong, incomplete or out of date. AI/model output does not have authority to bypass deterministic risk controls, human approval rules or the simulation ledger.
Nothing in this experiment is personalised investment advice, a recommendation to buy or sell a security, a promise of profit or an invitation to copy the simulated trades. Do not make an investment decision based solely on this experiment; check important information against reliable original sources and consider appropriate professional advice for your own circumstances.