Verified trading results: what they mean and how to check them
Many trading bots show impressive numbers. Few show how those numbers were measured. This guide explains what "verified" means at HiveScarab and how you can check it yourself.
Why screenshots are not proof
A screenshot can be cropped, picked from the best day, or come from a demo account. Even honest numbers can mislead when they leave out fees, or count only the winning trades. Real results need three things: every trade, real fills from the exchange, and fees included.
How HiveScarab verifies a trade
- When a trade closes, the bot records its own view of the entry and exit.
- A separate check then looks up the actual fills on MEXC for that trade.
- When they match, the trade is marked verified and the profit or loss shown is MEXC's own figure, fees included, not the bot's estimate.
Wins and losses, both
Every closed trade of the live account is published once it is verified: losing trades as well as winning ones. You can follow them:
- on the homepage, in the live results section;
- in the public Telegram group;
- on the Discord server.
How to read the numbers
- Closed trades are final: the profit or loss is locked in.
- Open positions can still move up or down. Their result is not final until they close.
- A high win rate does not mean a high profit. Look at the net result in USDT and at open positions together.
- Short periods say little. Judge results over weeks, not days.
What verification does not mean
Verified results show what happened. They do not promise what will happen. Crypto is volatile, past performance does not guarantee future results, and you can lose money. Nothing here is financial advice.
Try it without risking money. Create a free account and start with paper trading, then connect MEXC only when you are ready.
Risk warning: trading crypto-assets involves a high risk of loss. Past performance does not guarantee future results. HiveScarab provides software that executes on your own exchange account; nothing on this website is financial or investment advice. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.