A trader page is dense on purpose. It is meant to answer one question completely: if I copied this wallet, what would I be signing up for? The blocks are ordered from summary to evidence.
- Copy score
- A single number for how copyable this wallet has been across the window. It is not a performance rating.
- Trader snapshot
- A plain-language description of the wallet's style, its risk profile, the copy mode that fits it best, and the minimum wallet size needed before you copy.
- Trader profile
- The score broken into the qualities behind it: risk-adjusted return, consistency across day, week and month, low drawdown, copy fit, and activity.
- Copy-mode fit
- One score per copy mode, with a star on the best fit. Gated means a safety filter excludes this trader under that mode entirely.
- Performance and risk
- Return, profit and loss, Sharpe, win rate, payoff, round trips, maximum drawdown, volatility, liquidations and liquidation distance.
- Exposure
- Account value, margin usage, leverage setting, actual leverage and effective leverage over the window.
- Live positions
- What the wallet is holding on-chain right now, updated continuously.
- Round trips
- Individual closed trades with size, fills, open and close time, holding period and result. This is the evidence behind the summary.
Numbers are drawn from the wallet's perpetuals activity over a 30-day window, from on-chain data. Where a metric cannot be computed honestly from that window, the page says so rather than showing a zero in its place.
Two buttons sit at the top of every trader page. Compare opens this wallet next to another one. Copy opens the follow setup for it.