Roberto Trader

"Bounce signal" = altFINS's bearish new-local-low fired at the latest check — that is our long ENTRY trigger (we fade it). "Net" is the coin's overall net signal direction at that check. Watch coins are tracked but not yet traded on demo.
Why this differs from the Signal ledger below: this table is a right-now snapshot — every followed coin, scored against the single newest 2-hourly check only. The ledger is a running log with one row per coin per check it fired. A coin that fired two checks ago and not since is a row down there and a "—" up here, so the two will rarely show the same coins. altFINS also emits several rows for one coin in one check; both tables count that as one signal.

Paper outcome = what the trade would have returned under the strategy rules (same sim as the backtest), for every bearish-new-low trigger — a forward, out-of-sample track record. "Support Δ / Resist. Δ" = how far the stop and target sit from entry (the too-close/too-far check). Watch coins are counterfactual (not traded on demo).
Why so many cells are blank: most triggers never become a measurable paper trade, and the reason is in the Gate column. "too new" = the signal is newer than the last daily candle refresh, so there is nothing yet to measure it against — it fills in automatically within a day. "already in a trade" = the geometry passed but a previous paper trade was still open, so the strategy could not have taken this one; it is counted as an opportunity, never as a win or a loss. "no room to stop" = price was already at or below support, so there was no valid bracket. Only rows that pass the gate cleanly ever produce a Paper result.

Each column is an indicator family; ▲ net-bullish, ▼ net-bearish for that coin. Σ = overall net. Our coins in bold.