How we score
Research first. Results kept in context.
Confidence out of 95
The confidence score is Alpha Lab’s assessment of a strategy’s research evidence. It is not the probability that your next trade wins, and it is not a guaranteed return. A missing score means Researching.
A strategy counts as validated only at 95 or higher. Glide stays in paper below that threshold, even with connected keys.
Live from Alpha Lab, fetched Nov 11, 5:04 AM UTC
No desk is validated today.
Current highest: Polymarket Band Trader, 40 / 95.
Odds Glide displays the score published by Alpha Lab. The public feed does not provide the full scoring formula or evidence weights, so we do not invent them.
Three different kinds of results
- Paper results
- Pretend trades tracked without real money. They test decisions but cannot prove the prices or fills a real order would receive. Odds Glide’s sample simulator is separate from Alpha Lab’s published research.
- Backtests
- A strategy replayed against historical data. The outcome depends on the data and assumptions used, and hindsight can make it look better than future trading.
- Live results
- Results from trades actually placed with real funds. Fees, available liquidity, and execution affect the outcome. A live data feed alone does not mean the underlying trades used real money.
These records are never blended into one performance claim. The current public standings do not identify result type for each record; we display them as Alpha Lab research standings, not verified real-money returns.
What the desks do
A desk is a research team or strategy focus within Alpha Lab, with its own persona, strategy, and growth lane. Published records show how many trades were tested, wins and losses, and profit or loss.
Research comes before a trade is placed in Alpha Lab. Each published trade is linked to a strategy and describes the market being tested. The public feed does not reveal the complete pre-trade review process or its sources, so Odds Glide cannot verify or describe those private checks.
Past paper results do not promise future returns.