Weekly sprint · one shared window, UTC

One week, one clock,everyone back to zero.

Monday 00:00 UTC clears the slate for everybody at the same instant. Your return is measured against the equity you carried into the window, so a 10 ◎ account races a 1,000 ◎ account on the same axis, and only rounds that opened and closed inside the week are in it. Same chain, same replay, same formula — a seven-day slice of the record you already keep.

Window
UTC Mon → Mon
Counted
Opened + closed
Measured
vs. window open
Entry fee
None
⚡ This week's standings
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ROI here is return on the equity you carried into the window, not on your all-time bankroll. Rows marked Verifying have passed the chain replay and are still being re-priced against market history; ◐ Partial data means some fills had no public candle data to check against. Both are labeled, and neither is ever dressed up as verified. Records that failed verification are not on this board at all.

§ How the sprint works

Four rules. The chain enforces all of them, which is why there are only four.

  1. One clock, and it runs on UTC.

    The window is UTC Monday 00:00 → the following Monday 00:00 — the same seven days for everyone, with no timezone worth gaming. Which side of the boundary a fill lands on is not a claim you get to make afterwards: the timestamp was hash-committed at the moment the fill happened.

  2. In and out, or it doesn't count.

    A round counts only if it opened and closed inside the window. A bag you carried in was last week's decision; a bag you carry out has no honest realized number yet. A round that straddles the Monday boundary belongs to neither week's sprint — it still counts on the all-time board, which has no window to fall out of.

  3. Same formula, one week's slice.

    Window ROI × ln(1+rounds) × discipline, exactly as on the main board. Nothing about the score is special-cased for the sprint; the only thing that changes is which part of the chain the question is asked about.

  4. No separate entry, and no reset.

    There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to wipe. Your normal practice is your entry — the sprint is a lens on the same committed chain that backs your all-time record, which is precisely why it cannot be gamed separately. Deleting a bad week to start fresh breaks the extend-only anchor and is refused by name.

Full protocol: docs/LEADERBOARD.md

◆ Your week

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ƒ The week's slice, scored

The same three terms the all-time board uses, run over seven days instead of a career. Run it yourself over the week's fills and you get the number the server got — that is why it is published. Shown here for whoever currently leads the week:

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