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By 04:00 ET on the ex-date, an rToken has usually fallen by about the whole dividend. Exnight checks whether selling first is worth it after the tax you'd pay on the dividend, fees and slippage.

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  • 01Live test: decisions locked before each cutoff, graded after. Latest results below.
  • 02Backtest: always selling first loses money. Exnight didn't.
  • 03Check a token to see its decision at $1k, $5k and $25k.

01 · Live test results

Locked before the cutoff, graded after the ex-date

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TokenEx-dateLocked decisionWhat happenedSelling first, per shareRecording

02 · Backtest on unseen data

Exnight vs always selling first vs holding

COSTS ESTIMATED
ApproachTradesVs holding, per eventBeat holdingTotal returnSharpe

02 · Live test

Every high-dividend event

Each decision is saved and committed to Git before the 20:00 ET sell cutoff, so it can't be changed later. After the ex-date, a scorer grades it from the minute-by-minute recording.

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Live test

Decisions and outcomes

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TokenEx-dateDividendLocked decisionWhyOutcome

03 · Check a token

What should I do with my token?

Look up an rToken to see its decision at each trade size, or browse every saved decision below. Click a row for the full arithmetic.

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Token lookup

Enter a symbol

Any form works: rAPH, RAPHUSDT or APH.

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The decision for each trade size appears here.

All saved decisions

Decisions by ex-date

FIRST VERSION
EventTrade sizeDecisionGain from selling first / cost, per sharePrice quotes used
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04 · Backtest

How it was tested

The rule was fitted using only past events, frozen, then tested on later events it had never seen. Only dividends published before each decision were used.

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Events studied—past dividend events
Knowable in advance—dividend published before the decision
Unseen test events—test days
Sell trades made—none cleared the rule

Scored on the Alpha Factory metrics

Exnight minus always selling first

COSTS ESTIMATED

Each night's return is Exnight's return minus the return of stepping out of every event, on the same events, prices, costs and capital.

MetricTraining periodUnseen test period

Full record, daily returns and per-event rows: reports/backtest.md · rerun with python scripts/run_backtest.py

Unseen-data performance

Exnight, holding, and the difference

SeriesTotal returnSharpeMax drawdown

Assumptions

What the result means

COSTS ESTIMATED

Test periods

Training periods and the later test periods

NO PEEKING AHEAD
Test monthTraining endTest periodPrice read atDrop estimateTest eventsSell tradesTest Sharpe

05 · Recorder

Minute-by-minute price recording

The recorder saves each token's price every minute through the event. Scores are computed only from this saved record, never from newer data.

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First recorded test · —

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Loading the saved recording and its checks.

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Samples saved—Across tokens
Events—First test
Decision mix—Selected ex-date
Public order book—Recorded window

Price

Recorded price and order-book coverage

last traded pricepublic order book presentlast 240 samples

Health

Recording checks per token

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06 · Evidence

Files, sources and limits

Download the scored results and manifests behind every number, and see exactly what is not yet proven.

← Overview

First live recording

22 September result (first version)

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ResearchEvent calendar, price study, costs and saved decisions
RecordingChecking
GradingChecking

Sources

Where the numbers come from

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22 September tokens

What happened for each token

FIRST VERSION
Token$1k decisionDividend amountPrice before → afterResult

Honest limits

What isn't proven yet

    Decision detail

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