When the edge grew. When it faded.
Monthly profit after fees across all three runs. Click a month to investigate.
A1 credits vanished orders as fills; cancellations cannot be distinguished. Its result is a sensitivity ceiling.
Profit is only part of the picture
Period sales economics alongside the selected run’s ending stock exposure.
Follow the items that moved the desk.
Each month’s strongest profit contributor and busiest paper seller, with public demand and prices alongside.
Every category. A clearer signal.
Choose a category to filter opportunities. Untraded categories stay visible without invented returns.
Category profit through time
Green earned money; red lost money; brighter cells represent larger outcomes. Click a cell to explore its category and month.
What paid—and what tied up capital.
Actual paper results with public Forge demand alongside. Select an item for its monthly story.
Profit versus turnover
Top 60 by absolute profit. Position shows volume and realized return; bubble size shows profit magnitude. Extreme returns are hidden by default to reveal typical trading outcomes. Use Show outliers to restore them.
Realized return = net profit ÷ cost of sold units; it is not return on bankroll. Ending stock always uses the full-run cutoff. A consistent earner has positive net, at least three profitable months, and profit in at least 70% of traded months.
The 20 trades that paid most.
The most profitable sale for each unique item, ranked after tax and allocated order fees. Full selected run; independent of month filters.
Order fees are allocated by sold acquisition cost ÷ all purchased cost for that agent and item. This includes broker/relist fees throughout the selected run and is an accounting allocation, not a recorded per-trade charge. Sale tax and sold cost are recorded. Ship purchase and unrelated hauling losses stay in desk accounting.
Expand a receipt for exact ISK amounts, UTC timestamps and evidence. The ledger pools purchases: the last earlier buy and latest related cargo arrival provide context, not an exact matched buy lot. Template explanations are inferences; adjacent logs are recorded context.
The 20 trades with the most units.
The largest completed sale for each unique item, ranked by units sold; ties use profit after fees. Full selected run; independent of month filters.
Order fees are allocated by sold acquisition cost ÷ all purchased cost for that agent and item. This includes broker/relist fees throughout the selected run and is an accounting allocation, not a recorded per-trade charge. Sale tax and sold cost are recorded. Ship purchase and unrelated hauling losses stay in desk accounting.
Expand a receipt for exact ISK amounts, UTC timestamps and evidence. The ledger pools purchases: the last earlier buy and latest related cargo arrival provide context, not an exact matched buy lot. Template explanations are inferences; adjacent logs are recorded context.
The 20 trades that earned most per m³.
Positive profit after fees ÷ cargo volume of the sold units. One trade per item; SKINs, apparel, accessories and personalization excluded. Unknown or zero volumes excluded. Full selected run; independent of month filters.
Order fees are allocated by sold acquisition cost ÷ all purchased cost for that agent and item. This includes broker/relist fees throughout the selected run and is an accounting allocation, not a recorded per-trade charge. Sale tax and sold cost are recorded. Ship purchase and unrelated hauling losses stay in desk accounting.
Expand a receipt for exact ISK amounts, UTC timestamps and evidence. The ledger pools purchases: the last earlier buy and latest related cargo arrival provide context, not an exact matched buy lot. Template explanations are inferences; adjacent logs are recorded context.
The leader. The method. The receipts.
Full-run profit after fees and losses, including retired agents. Independent of month filters.
Every agent has a story.
Lifetime profit after fees, with bid-valued capital and unsold stock visible.
Know what the numbers mean.
Reconciled, not estimated
Item net = realized P&L (already after sales tax and sold-unit cost) minus item broker and relist fees. All item rows—including unsold-item fees and unassigned transport losses—sum to desk net. Tax is shown for context and never deducted twice.
What this replay can tell you
Historical paper outcomes show where agents found an edge. Public Forge volume measures recorded regional activity; it does not prove your orders will fill. Prices are monthly volume-weighted daily averages, not executable quotes.
Pilot services and character transfers are not ordinary market items. Their contract/service results are unavailable here. No service profits are fabricated.
Survivors converged on arbitrage. The competition-purpose change began October 8, 2025 in Base/A2 and October 10 in A1; this replay cannot isolate its causal effect.