ZECUSD

How it tested

Tier A both models agree

How sure is this? A t of 2.13 is past the usual bar of 2, so a result this size is unlikely to be luck alone across its 10 weeks. It is still one test on past trades. Note: measured in 10 of the 22 weeks.

Every figure is already after the broker's spread, paid on the way in and the way out, and counts the trades TROID can copy live: accounts that make markets are left out. Tier A: both models agree, on every market. How the test was run.

Across all 5 markets

Copying only when both scores clear their bars, the test made +7.40 bps per copied position after costs, on the trades TROID can copy live: 20 of 22 weeks positive, t 5.19, over 20,888 sampled positions, 2026-05-10 to 2026-10-04.

• Chosen on the same weeks. The markets TROID trades, and copying only when both models agree, were chosen after the first 20 test weeks were seen. The models and their bars were set on earlier weeks only, but that choice was not, so the figure can overstate what live trading makes.
• Checked on newer weeks. On the 2 weeks after that (from 2026-09-27), on which nothing was chosen, the same rule made +10.39 bps per position, 2 of 2 weeks positive. That is a short check.
• Overnight financing is not charged. A broker charges a fee for holding a position overnight on some markets, and the figure leaves it out. On the newer weeks, charging it on BTCUSD and ZECUSD gives +9.05 bps per position instead of +10.39.
• A sample. The test counted the positions opened in one minute out of every 4 (1,592,942 of 6,219,853 positions), not every position.

What TROID does on ZECUSD

When a trader opens a position on ZECUSD, both models score it at the first fill. TROID copies it when both scores clear their bars (tier A), and only then; it passes on everything else and never bets against the trader. It closes when the trader closes, or after 480 minutes at most, and is sized inside your own limits. How the bar is set.