Automated futures · Est. 2026
An automated futures bot with a broker-verified record — and the community that trades beside it.
- Numbers from the broker
- Losses published
- Simulated funds, labelled
Full Port · last bot trade
Oct 21, 2026−$6.66
- Watching MNQ through the New York session
- Setup triggered
- Sent with its stop
- Filled at the broker · 3 contracts
- Closed −$6.66 · closed outside the bot
Simulated fundsTopstep 50K combine — simulated funds
01 — The record
Net P&L
+$555.18
Win rate
25.0%
Bot trades
4
Green sessions
1/4
Cumulative P&L · one point per closed trade
Oct 16, 2026 → Oct 21, 2026
Simulated funds Current engine, automated entries only, Oct 16, 2026 – Oct 21, 2026, on a Topstep 50K combine — simulated funds. 2 of 4 positions were closed outside the bot (marked on the performance page). A short record — not a prediction or a guarantee. Previous engine's record · Disclosures
02 — Membership
Community
Free
- #free-alerts channel
- Daily live at the 9:30 ET openLaunching soon
- Community chat
- The public performance page
Premium
Opening soon$250/ month
- Everything in Free
- #topstep-tracker — every live bot trade as it happens
- #shadow-logger — the research feed, failures included
- Research leads we're paper-tracking, labelled unproven
- Member dashboard + daily journal
Premium billing opens through Whop. Prices, billing period and cancellation terms are shown before you pay. Refund policy
03 — The problem
Not because automation is a bad idea. Because most bots are sold on a backtest, and a backtest is easy to fool.
01
Fitted to the past
Most bots are tuned until a backtest looks great. When the market changes, the rules keep doing what they were told in a market that no longer pays for it.
02
Luck looks like skill
A strategy can look profitable for weeks by chance. Without testing it against random entries with the same exits, there’s no way to tell an edge from a lucky stretch.
03
Nobody shows the losses
Screenshots of wins are easy. A broker record with every losing trade on it, and a log of what changed, is rare — and it’s the only thing worth trusting.
Our answer: test every idea against random entries with the same exits, publish the broker's numbers instead of a backtest, and keep a dated log of every change. See the updates →
04 — Standards
01
Verified, not promised
Every trading number on this site comes straight from the broker, fees included. Research counts come from our own test logs. Nothing is typed in, rounded up or cherry-picked.
02
Tested against luck
Every idea is run against random entries with the same exits before we call it an edge. Most fail — and the bot's current strategy hasn't cleared that test yet, which is why it trades simulated funds while it builds a record.
03
Losses stay on the record
Red days are published the same way green days are. A record you can't lose on isn't a record.
04
Your account stays yours
We never ask for a broker login. If automation opens, it routes to an account only you control.
49.1M
rule combinations tested
873
strategies taken apart
5
in forward testing now
56
components tested alone
05 — Updates
What we changed and why — including the fixes to our own record-keeping. Changes don't remove risk; losing days still happen.
- Oct 21, 2026Fix
The record now shows the current engine
The public record had kept showing the previous engine's trades after the reset. It now shows the current engine's trades from the broker, and marks any trade whose position was closed outside the bot. The previous engine's record stays on the performance page, labelled.
- Oct 21, 2026Safety
Daily loss budget counts everything on the account
The bot now sizes its remaining risk from the account's real result for the day, not just its own trades, and stops entering if it can't verify the room it has. Crash alerts and a heartbeat check were added.
- Oct 15, 2026Reset
New evaluation, new engine
The evaluation account was reset and the bot moved to a different strategy after the previous one failed to beat random entries in our tests. The previous engine's record (Sep 14 – Sep 30) stays on the performance page, labelled as retired.
- Sep 22, 2026Fix
Exits credited to the trade that opened them
Our own record-keeping had booked many of the bot's exits as manual trades, which understated the bot's result. Every exit is now matched to the position it closed.
- Sep 16, 2026Shipped
Every contract gets its own stop and target at the broker
Profit targets used to be checked on a timer, and on one day price passed a target between checks. Each contract now carries its own resting stop and target, so exits happen at the broker the moment price gets there.
- Sep 14, 2026Shipped
Fewer back-to-back entries
In testing, the quick in-and-out trades were the losing ones. The bot now waits after each exit before it can enter again.
- Sep 14, 2026Shipped
Live on a Topstep evaluation
The bot started trading a 50K evaluation account (simulated funds), with every trade pulled from the broker into the public record.
06 — The member journal
The edge starts with you.
A private trading journal for members. Plan before the open, log every trade with how you felt and what drove it, and see what each habit actually costs you — graded on your process, not just your P&L.
Today · example
PreviewWater
96 oz
Sleep
7.5 h
Training
Done
Mood
4 / 5
Plan followed
Yes
Trades
2
Questions
What is Full Port?
An automated futures trading bot with a public, broker-verified record, a research lab that tests ideas against random entries, and a community on Discord.
Are the numbers real?
Yes — they are pulled from the broker's own trade records through its API, bot trades only, fees included. They come from an evaluation account, which trades simulated funds, and we label them that way everywhere. If a position the bot opened was closed by hand or by a stop the bot didn't place, that trade is marked “closed outside the bot”.
Will I make money?
Nobody can promise that, and we won't. The record is short, and the strategy behind it has not yet beaten random entries in our own tests. That is exactly why it trades simulated funds while it builds a record.
Why publish the losses?
A record that only shows wins isn't a record. Red days go up the same way green days do, and so do the ideas that failed our tests.
What happens on a losing day?
The bot stops at its daily loss limit, the loss goes on the record, and nothing is edited afterwards.
I've been burned by signal groups before. Why is this different?
Most groups show hand-picked screenshots or backtests. Our record comes straight from the broker, bot trades only, losses included — and every idea is tested against random entries before we call it an edge.
What does Free include?
The #free-alerts channel, the community chat, the public performance page and — soon — a daily live at the 9:30 ET open. It never charges you.
What does Premium cost?
$250 a month once it opens, billed through Whop. It adds the live bot-trade feed, the research feed (failures included), paper-tracked leads labelled unproven, and the member dashboard and journal.
Can I cancel? Refunds?
Cancel any time; you keep access to the end of the period you paid for. Payments are non-refundable except billing mistakes (duplicate charges, charges after cancelling, or no access), which are refunded in full if you email within 30 days.
Can I connect the bot to my own account?
Not yet. Seats open once the public record is long enough to stand on. When they do, signals go to your own TradersPost account and your own broker — we never ask for a broker login.
Is this financial advice?
No. Full Port is information and software, not investment advice. Futures trading carries substantial risk of loss.
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