Where do you actually stand.

A position report, computed across 463 434 real operators and 13.0 million closed positions. You paste a public address, you get its rank. Nothing else.

Public address only. Never a private key, never a recovery phrase: this site will never ask for one, and no serious site does.

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What the report actually says
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A rank, not a score

Your position among every operator measured, across three separate indicators. A rank can be compared; a score can be argued with.

02

The rank holds over time

Measured across three separate periods: whoever is ahead stays ahead. Checked against a randomised control draw.

03

But it does not transfer

The measured edge comes from execution, not from picking assets. Copying someone's moves does not copy their rank.

What nobody else will tell you
Measurement, not opinion

No group of operators, not even the best fifth, clears break-even over the period measured. The rank exists and it is stable. Average profitability is not. A site that sells you the opposite is selling you a story.

What nearly fooled us

An early version of our measurements relied on a table whose total losses had been filtered out at build time. It reported a flattering average gain. Corrected, it reports the opposite. We published the correction rather than the flattering figure.

What we do not do

We hold no funds, no keys, no orders. We take no positions, we recommend no asset, and we earn nothing on whatever you do next with this report.

The dataset
463 434operators measured
13.0 Mclosed positions
3independent periods

The database is rebuilt in full every night from the complete sources, never updated by appending. Seven automatic checks block the publication of an inconsistent database.