Colour performance
How each colour actually did
The colour is a risk measure, not a promise — it says how much of its own account a whale has put at risk, nothing about what happens next. This page is the follow-up: what each cohort of the 41 whales we track actually did afterwards, with the number of closed positions behind every percentage.
Not published yet
Cohort performance comes from closed positions in our receipt log, and we only publish a cohort once it has enough of them to mean something. The figures appear here as they qualify — in the meantime every closed position we have is already public, one by one.
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- Every figure is the whale’s. It is what the whale realized on its own capital — not what a follower earned. Your result depends on your size and when you acted, and we do not know either.
- The denominator is always shown. A win rate over four closed positions is not evidence, and we would rather show you the four than round it into a headline.
- Thin is expected right now. Our public receipt log starts 2026-08-10, so the 90-day column is still filling in. A cohort with nothing closed says so instead of showing a zero.
- A good colour is not a good week. White whales risk less per position; that is a statement about drawdown, and it does not make any single week profitable.
- The full method is published. How the colours, the filters and these figures are computed — with sample sizes and what we do not know.
Every whale behind these numbers is on the leaderboard, with its own record.
DarkTrade.AI reports what other traders did. Not financial advice.