See the signal, score, simulated trade, and result
Wave is Boostio's public AI paper trader: every simulated trade starts from a visible signal and score, and ends as a public win or loss on a simulated bankroll.
Boostio runs crypto paper trading in public: all trading is simulated, and real money is off. An AI paper trader tests the Boostio research stack on a simulated USD 100K bankroll, publishing its open and closed simulated positions, the scores behind them, and every win and loss at a five-minute delay. Watch it live on the Wave dashboard.
The life of one simulated trade
Nothing enters the book without a visible reason. Each simulated trade carries its signal, score, sizing and stop from entry to exit.
Simulated bankroll
Wave trades a simulated USD 100K bankroll. No exchange account, no custody, no real orders. Real-money execution is switched off in production.
Delayed public data
The public book runs at a five-minute delay. What you see is the actual system state, slightly behind real time.
Open and closed positions
Every simulated position is visible while it is open and stays on the record after it closes, with entry, exit, stop and score attached.
Wins and losses alike
The scoreboard counts everything. Losing simulated trades are as public as winning ones, because a curated track record proves nothing.
Why paper results do not predict real-money results
Paper trading is a test bench, not a preview of profits. Simulated fills use recorded market prices, while real orders face spreads, slippage, fees, liquidity gaps and partial fills. Position sizes that are trivial on paper can move thin markets for real. And a system, like a person, behaves differently when losses are real. That is exactly why Boostio publishes the paper book: to measure whether the research stack has an edge worth trusting, before any of those harder questions are asked. Paper results do not predict real-money results, and nothing here is financial advice.
The research stack feeding these trades, including which signal sources are capture-only at weight zero, is explained on the platform overview and in How Wave Works.
Watch the paper book live
Open simulated positions, closed results, the current regime, and the score behind every trade: all public on the Wave dashboard.
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