I already explained what those negative PNL of 0.0001 mBTC ( 0.001$ loss) several times in the other Threads.
There's a bug in the bitmex websocket's position endpoint. After several days without trades, the position value restores and the endpoint returns error when trying to access it. This causes the bots to crash. What's the solution until bitmex fixes the problem? Make instant 1 contract trades to unlock the endpoint. That 0.001$ loss is the fee paid as taker(necessary to close the "unlock trade" in less than 1 second) and the mathematical loss that come from the 0.5$ of spread between the ask and the bid.
Nevertheless, its still a loss.
I have all kind of verifiable data, if you are unable to access a bitmex account via terminal is
not my problem, but i will make an easy step by step guide when i will have some free time.
No, you don't. You have 1 data set of a handful of trades made this month. Anything else you are referring to is non-applicable to the service you are offering in this thread.
You still don't understand what a Market Maker is , and why they REQUIRE HUGE AMOUNT OF CAPITALS. Please DYOR before making a fool of yourself over and over again.
As defined by BitMEX a "market maker" is ANYBODY who places a limit order. You could place a limit order of 0.001 BTC and boom, voila, you are now a market maker. So the "requiring huge amount of capitals" idea is completely bogus. Perhaps don't be such an over-assuming ass if you don't want to make an ass of yourself over and over again.
The 495% roi in 20 months is backtest, the exact same code that is running right now with 100% win rate. Before attacking the validity of backtest, please learn what they are and why they are mandatory for every legit bot.
You are just expecting people to take your word that you have not altered either the bot or the data set. Why can't you see the problem here?
Again, all you actually have data on is your 7.615 mBTC deposit, which is less money than the minimum you are asking to participate.
I see this as incredibly risky and would never touch what you are offering. Some people are lazy at heart and too enamored by the idea of "passive income" to dig deeper into what they are getting themselves involved in, so you will inevitably find new suckers to draw into your scheme. If you make them all broke, I can't help but think they deserved it.