Crypto Bot Client Report 2021: Units, Valuation and Trading

Updated October 14, 2026. This February 12, 2021 publication introduced a client report for a cryptocurrency Expert Advisor. Its original text mentioned 22 cryptocurrencies. That is a historical description of the material, not a specification for today's NH Crypto. The original video is preserved; the account and results have not been independently verified here.

Identify the unit of measurement

A crypto account can be displayed as coin quantities, quote-currency values or values translated into a reporting currency. The same portfolio may show different percentage changes in each view. Record the instrument, base asset, quote currency and reporting currency before analysing the result. Establish separately whether the account holds assets or contract positions.

A dollar valuation is not necessarily dollars received. It may be a conversion using a selected price at a particular time. If another asset is used for that conversion, check its exchange rate and source, especially when comparing snapshots from different venues.

A valuation can rise without a trade

In a hypothetical example, an account holds 10 coins worth 20 notional dollars each: a portfolio value of 200. The price later reaches 24, raising the valuation to 240. Coin quantity is unchanged and no trades occurred. The 20% increase in reporting-currency value comes entirely from the asset's price movement.

This is not a reconstruction of the archived account. It explains why a portfolio-value chart does not isolate an algorithm's contribution. For comparison, define a separate reference in advance, such as retaining the initial asset quantities, and apply matching dates, prices and cash-flow rules. That reference is an analytical tool, not a recommendation to hold a particular coin.

Reconcile three connected histories

• Asset quantities: trades, deposits, withdrawals and transfers.

• Valuation prices: instrument, price source and snapshot time.

• Trading costs: each fee, its currency and additional charges where the selected product applies them.

A fee paid in a third asset still belongs in the reconciliation even if it is absent from the main coin's balance change. For contracts, inspect realized results, open positions and any carrying payments required by the venue's rules. Do not automatically apply a spot-balance method to every contract.

Keep the archive separate from current products

Record what the original page actually establishes: its date, title, video and historical reference to a set of instruments. None of those details establishes today's AI architecture, supported exchanges, account modes or software capabilities. Those require a separate current specification.

If an export is available, compare transactions using the maker/taker fee calculation guide. If the report includes perpetual contracts, also consult the explanation of funding costs. This page does not assert that the archived video contains such contracts.

A useful viewing note lists established measurement units, explained changes and missing files. A historical report does not establish future returns. To discuss a current product, use the New Hope enquiry form and name the venue and operating mode you want to evaluate.