Guides
Decision History
The Decisions page is the platform's audit trail — every opportunity the AI evaluated, what it decided, and why, in plain language. This guide explains how to read it.
Two tabs, two questions
Why the platform count is so large
The AI evaluates every watched asset every cycle, around the clock. Tens of thousands of platform decisions are normal and expected — your own activity is the much smaller My Activity subset.
Anatomy of a decision
- Action — BUY, SELL, or HOLD.
- Asset & price — what was evaluated and the market price at the time.
- Confidence — the ensemble's conviction for this decision.
- Outcome — what actually happened for your account (My Activity tab).
- Reason — the plain-language explanation.
Selecting a row opens the detail drawer: engine votes, the reasoning summary, and a Reference ID you can give support to locate the exact decision instantly.
Outcomes and what they mean
| Outcome | Meaning | Typical reasons |
|---|---|---|
| Executed | All gates passed; an order was placed and filled in the active account mode. Paper executions are simulated; approved live executions route through the connected exchange. | Strong agreement and confidence; within all limits |
| Skipped | The signal didn’t meet quality requirements. | Below confidence threshold; not enough engines agreed |
| Held / Blocked | A risk or access gate stopped it. | Daily loss cap reached; max positions; trade cooldown; order below minimum value; early-access queue |
Common patterns and how to read them
Filters and search
Filter by asset, action (BUY / SELL / HOLD), and outcome, and page through history. The feed updates live as new cycles complete. Records are retained so your audit trail builds over the life of the account.
Using it with support
If anything ever looks wrong, the Reference ID in the decision drawer is the fastest path to an answer — include it in your message to support and we can reconstruct the exact decision, votes, and gate results.