QTC Ghost Spider 運用推移（Batch 1 ～ 6000）

Based on the log data (300-batch intervals) from the start of operations on February 19, 2026 (Batch 1) up to the latest Batch 6000, we will explain the long-term operational progress of QTC's trading algorithm “Ghost Spider” and the characteristics of the algorithm that can be deduced from it.

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Dividing the operational status into 1200-batch intervals (approximately 4 days), we can see that profits are not growing linearly, but rather in a stair-step pattern in sync with market waves.

The transition of the 6000 snapshots so far proves that the strategy described in the whitepaper of Ghost Spider is functioning exactly as planned in the real market.

• Looking at the profit increases, periods of significant earnings (e.g., Batch 1-1200, 2400-3600) alternate with periods of slower growth (e.g., Batch 1200-2400, 3600-4800).

• This does not mean the bot is malfunctioning; rather, it is proof that the risk management system (Multi-Layer Buy Architecture) is operating accurately—“refraining from forced trades when the market is stagnant or falling, and instead deploying a multi-layered net of buy orders to wait for a rebound.”
  • It shows a behavior where, the moment the market rebounds, the positions accumulated up to that point are instantly taken for profit, causing earnings to jump.

• 40% of the net profit is continuously and automatically allocated to the “QTC Reserve Fund,” which strengthens the operational foundation of the system.

• As of Batch 6000, \$106.21 has been accumulated in this fund (Breakdown: USDT \$79.66 / USDC \$26.55).
  • By accumulating these funds, the bot gains a “compound effect” allowing it to trade with larger lot sizes, while simultaneously thickening its “defensive power (stablecoin reserves)” in preparation for market crashes.

• Similarly, the “QTC Profit Fund,” which is also allocated 40% of the net profit, has reached \$106.21.

• The “Auto-Buy,” which is executed whenever the unprocessed amount exceeds the specified threshold (\$1.10), has been executed continuously for a cumulative total of 168 times by Batch 6000.
  • This means that the design—continuously bringing buying pressure (buybacks) and returning value to the QTC ecosystem as long as Ghost Spider remains operational—is fully automated and functioning.

• The progress from Batch 1 to 6000 proves that Ghost Spider is not just a high-risk trading bot, but a “robust system that nurtures funds and the ecosystem over the long term while switching between offense and defense depending on the market environment.”

• From its launch to the present, it has traced an ideal upward trajectory without a single breakdown or halt.