FIBY performance reporting is designed to show closed results and risk together, while clearly separating account balance, equity, tracked history and current EA lifetime counters.
Closed account results, current floating movement and EA-level profit are intentionally treated as different data points.
Balance reflects closed account movement. Equity adds the effect of open positions. FIBY keeps those concepts separate and can show current drawdown beside reported returns.
Performance views are built from verified FIBY installations and the reporting data they send. Balance and equity are counted once per MT5 account while separate EA profit remains installation-level.
Deposits, withdrawals, broker corrections, spreads, commission, slippage, manual trading and reporting gaps can affect the relationship between account balances and strategy performance.
These are the transparency fields the platform is designed to use when results are presented publicly or to members.
Balance curves show closed account movement. Equity curves show the effect of open positions. They should not be presented as interchangeable measures.
Live results, demo results and backtests can all differ from future trading because market conditions, spreads, execution, leverage, account settings and connection quality change.
FIBY reporting is an operational and performance view generated from EA-reported data. Important financial decisions should be reconciled against the official MT5/broker account history.