What a phone-hosted bot dashboard looks like

How this demo works

• Prices. Real KuCoin KLV-USDT 1-minute candles from a ten-day window. Each minute is replayed as 3 price samples about 20 seconds apart, which is how often the bot checks the price. The screen moves in 5-minute steps.
• Trades. Every buy and sell comes from our backtest simulator, a port of the bot's entry, exit, sizing and self-tuning rules, run with the recommended settings from the sample report on a $100 sleeve. Nothing was sent to an exchange or a pool, and no wallet is involved.
• Costs on every trade. A 26.55 KLV network fee, the pool's 0.3% fee, and 0.2% for the gap between the pool and KuCoin, plus price impact for the trade size. Each line of the log shows them.
• Pool price. There's no history of the pool's own price, so the pool tile shows the KuCoin price and the simulation charges the 0.2% gap as a cost instead.
• Why this window. It was picked to be typical, not flattering: it has more losing trades than winning ones, includes the largest single loss of the test period, and ends down after costs, like the test period as a whole.
• What it isn't. A backtest is a model with known gaps, and a replay of one is not evidence of what a bot would do next. There's no headline win rate or return here on purpose: a short window says very little, and past results don't predict future ones.