Copy trading carries risk of loss. Read the risk disclosure before you follow anyone.
Every provider statistic on this platform is computed from settled trades on our own engine. Here is precisely how, so you can judge whether to trust the numbers.
Providers cannot enter, edit or annotate their own performance figures. Return, drawdown, win rate, holding time and trade count are derived from settled fills in our database. A provider can write a strategy description; they cannot write a number.
Returns are time-weighted rather than money-weighted, so a large deposit arriving after a good run does not inflate the percentage, and a withdrawal does not deflate it. This is the same method used for fund reporting and it is the only way to compare two providers with different cash flows.
Maximum drawdown is peak-to-trough on the intraday equity curve, not on daily or month-end snapshots. This produces worse-looking numbers than the industry norm, deliberately: a strategy that was down 40% mid-month and recovered by the 30th genuinely exposed its copiers to 40%, and hiding that behind a month-end figure would be misleading.
Unrealised losses on open positions are included in the equity curve. A provider cannot improve their statistics by holding a losing position open indefinitely — the loss shows from the moment it exists.
Aggregate platform figures are attested quarterly by an external firm, and the reserve backing customer balances is published monthly as a Merkle proof you can verify yourself. The attestation covers whether reported figures match the underlying trade data; it is not an opinion on any strategy.
Verified history is a record of what happened. It is not a prediction, and the relationship between past and future performance in trading is weaker than most people assume. Use the numbers to rule strategies out, not to guarantee anything.
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