Seven trades closed today: five wins, two losses, 71.4% win rate, net +$84.99. The day's story is really one trade: a BTCUSDm long held over ten and a half hours that closed on an actual Take Profit hit at +2.0 reward-to-risk for +$104.86, rather than getting banked early by the profit-lock mechanism. Most wins in recent recaps have been small locked exits in the $5–$20 range — this one was simply allowed to run to its full target.
The day's loss came from a different BTCUSDm trade a few hours later: entered at 81229.30, peaked at only +$4.32, then reversed to a full stop at −$56.01. Same pattern documented in previous recaps — a trade that never showed real promise before running the full stop distance.
One curiosity: a GBPUSDm short that had been open since Sep 18 (49 hours) finally closed today, locking 70% of an $8.64 peak for +$7.38. Long holds like this are why the profit-lock mechanism exists at all — without it, a trade sitting open for two days with no clear resolution has no floor under it.