Live track record
Every trade Besë takes on the Nasdaq-100 futures, normalised to a constant 1 NQ-equivalent of exposure and applied to a $100,000 nominal base. The inputs are archived, the arithmetic is open source, and every session is chained the day it happens.
Cumulative return since inception. Exposure is held at 1 NQ-equivalent regardless of NAV, so the strategy is constant-notional while the return series compounds exactly. Full statistics and trade ledger →
It is a record of a strategy: every completed trade, taken from the broker's and the firm's own records including the commission actually charged, scaled to one unit of exposure so that sessions are comparable with each other.
It is not a record of managed money. Trading is done through a proprietary-trading firm's funded-account programme. A prop firm's advertised account size is a risk limit, not capital under management, and this record does not present it as one.
The NAV is constructed, not quoted. It is computed from fills by published code rather than read from an account balance. That is a weaker claim than quoting a broker's equity endpoint, and it is why the verification is built the way it is.
Nominal capital, not assets under management. $100,000 is a stated normalisation base. It is not client money, and no prop firm's advertised account size is treated as capital under management.
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Nothing here is investment advice, an offer, or a solicitation. Futures trading carries substantial risk of loss. See disclosures.
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