Every funded row we measured, side by side

Every measured row of every funded battery in the registry: 13,390 method rows and 240 grid variations across 72 tested accounts, with how fast the conveyor pays, what it nets after replacement fees and how many accounts it eats — filtered and sorted however you like.

A row is one method variant at one stress arm, or one grid variation — the same row set that account’s own battery table prints, at the published slice (intraday touch walk). The Arm control starts on raw, the published basis; the degraded arms re-run the same book with halved PnL, winners capped at 1R or 1–2 ticks of slippage. ★ marks each account’s champion arm — the best pooled net after fees among its raw-arm method rows. It is a flag on a row, not a filter: “Champions only” collapses the table back to one row per account. None of these are live results.

Period re-reads the figures at one market regime: the value printed is that row’s own cohort in the frozen artifact, never a recombination of others. Days to first payout, days between payouts, the split and the replacement fee are structural and stay whole-window; accounts consumed counts accounts STARTED in the regime, which is what the walker writes per-cohort. A row whose artifact carries no cohort for a period shows an em dash there.

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Net after fees is what the conveyor extracted after the profit split minus every replacement evaluation it had to buy, over that row’s own window — windows differ between firms and between variants, so read a row against its own page before comparing two of them. Untested accounts contribute a single dashed row.