Observed L2
What the simulator can actually see
A deterministic execution simulator that seeds queue-ahead from observed L2 and advances it only with aggressor trades.
No live orders. No hidden liquidity assumptions. No profitability claim.
This six-event recording is replayed through the actual Python engine. TypeScript only renders the resulting trace.
The deterministic replay fixes the coin, balances, order size, and 50 ms activation latency before any market event is applied.
What the simulator can actually see
The only event allowed to advance queue
Spot-safe ledger after this event
2978ac390d3472439311d30d2ed9308f261f64a220b9446e49e851d99a1a1ffdengine v0.2.0From July 13–14, 2026, the recorder followed coin #8220for a full wall-clock day. The aggregate report is public; the raw recording remains outside git and is anchored by its SHA-256.
Checked after deterministic replay and final cancellation.
balances_non_negativePASStrade_volume_conservedPASSreservations_releasedPASSThe same JSONL replay produces byte-identical JSON reports.
8d155b56c98daaf186eaa12150d2560f71fa2388a7b73776c9b2520ae2249dfcFinal NAV 10544.669730 · PnL -4.060270. This is a baseline accounting output, not an alpha claim or estimate of live performance.
L2 cannot reveal exact order-level causality. The simulator stays deliberately conservative and publishes where the model stops.
The useful contribution is a reproducible edge case, not a star.