Execution mode flag.
Current market price at which this loss level was reached. Used to calculate actual loss percentage.
Complete signal row data with original prices. Contains all signal information including originalPriceStopLoss, originalPriceTakeProfit, and totalExecuted.
Exchange name where this signal is being executed. Identifies which exchange this loss event belongs to.
Frame name where this signal is being executed. Identifies which frame this loss event belongs to (empty string for live mode).
Loss level milestone reached (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, or 100). Represents percentage loss relative to entry price (absolute value).
Note: Stored as positive number, but represents negative loss. level=20 means -20% loss from entry price.
Strategy name that generated this signal. Identifies which strategy execution this loss event belongs to.
Trading pair symbol (e.g., "BTCUSDT"). Identifies which market this loss event belongs to.
Event timestamp in milliseconds since Unix epoch.
Timing semantics:
Contract for partial loss level events.
Emitted by partialLossSubject when a signal reaches a loss level milestone (-10%, -20%, -30%, etc). Used for tracking partial stop-loss execution and monitoring strategy drawdown.
Events are emitted only once per level per signal (Set-based deduplication in ClientPartial). Multiple levels can be emitted in a single tick if price drops significantly.
Consumers:
Example