41 trades closed, 33 wins, 8 losses — 80.5% win rate, net +$66.48. BTCUSDm carried the day on volume: 17 trades, 15 wins, +$56.64, mostly small profit-lock bankings in the $6-15 range. GBPUSDm's day was smaller by trade count (8) but bigger by dollars (+$57.91), anchored by one trade that ran to a real $58.80 peak before locking 70% of it for +$39.20 — the largest single win of the day. EURUSDm went a clean 4-for-4 for +$29.43.
XAUUSDm was the exception: 12 trades, 7 wins, 5 losses, 58.3% win rate, net −$77.50 — the only symbol to lose money today. Two of those five losses were the time-based exit doing its job (−$23.92 and −$23.11, both held the full 2 hours without reaching $5 profit before getting cut), but the other three were full stop-losses in the −$52 to −$58 range, each with a peak under $6 before reversing — gold simply not showing early promise on those setups.
The day's biggest win and biggest loss were both XAUUSDm, on the same symbol, hours apart: a SELL that peaked at $65.71 and locked +$46.29, and a SELL that peaked at just $0.68 before running the full distance to −$57.84. Same symbol, same mechanics, opposite outcomes — which is the whole reason gold gets its own time-based exit and its own failure-log entries instead of being judged on a blended average.