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1,000,000 PEOPLE BUILD QUANT BOTS THAT CANT BEAT RANDOM MIT proved why in one theorem. If your strategy is a fair game, no exit rule wins. The edge has to come from real signal - not the loop. Bookmark this before you deploy.

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