100% of the gross is directional. Netting is only real where both sides share margin. Where they do not, the exchange liquidates each account on its own: a long in one vault does not rescue a short in another, so the net understates what can be closed against this firm and the gross is the number that matters.
| Instrument | Gross | Net | Cancels | Across |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ETH | $13.6k | −$13.6k | — | one account |
Not established yet
Blank because nobody has read them, not because they are zero. Each will carry the reading it came from when it arrives, a figure assembled by assigning payments to categories is a guess, and a guess cannot be checked the way Larp Capital_LLC’s capital can.
This operator has run 2 strategies that we can see. Their best shows -23.0%; the equal-weighted average across everything they ran is -23.0%. A leaderboard would show you only the first number. 1 of the 2 have no usable history, so the average is computed over 1 and is likely still flattering.
| # | Strategy | Platform | Network | Status | Autonomy | TVL | Return | Max DD | Sortino | History | Metric conf. |
|---|
e.g. Execution timing indicates automation (rules automated): Trades continuously through every 6-hour window, including overnight.
Nothing here was declared in advance. The top two grades need the operator to register a strategy before it runs, and this firm has not. What registering involves.
| Ev. |
|---|
| 1 | Larp Capital_LLC | live | likely | $14.5k | -23.0% | 26.2% | -1.15 | 1.8y | 100% | B | ||
| 2 | Larp Capital LLC | closed | — | under $0.01 | — | — | — | 53d | 15% | B |
Ranked by Sortino, then return, then size; live before closed, and anything we have no data for goes last. This cohort covers only what the venue still exposes, strategies deleted before we began observing are not here, and until operators pre-register with us the set can never be proven complete.