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How to Read a Crypto Performance Report
Published 2026-06-18 · Kaizen Kyoto Capital
Kaizen Kyoto Capital publishes a verified performance report with equity curves, trade metrics, and drawdown statistics across trading and investment systems. Here is how to read it responsibly.
Equity curve first
The equity curve shows cumulative strategy performance over time. Look for steady growth periods and drawdown phases: a strategy that only shows wins without dips is not transparent.
Key metrics explained
- Total R / Total performance: aggregate result in risk units or portfolio terms
- Max drawdown: largest peak-to-trough decline; survival metric
- Sharpe / Sortino: risk-adjusted return (higher is generally better)
- Trade count: sample size; more trades = more statistical confidence
Trading vs investment modes
The report separates 1-hour trading systems (intraday, EV per trade in R) from daily investment systems (longer horizon, CAGR, Calmar). Compare systems within the same mode, not apples to oranges.
Past performance disclaimer
All figures represent historical backtests or verified past trades. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Crypto trading involves substantial risk of loss.
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