This guide provides a detailed breakdown of the essential metrics displayed on a trader's profile page.
1. Trading Performance Data
Several metrics allow filtering by timeframe (last 7 days, 30 days, or all-time), indicated below as "cycle-dependent."
1.1 Return Rate (Cycle-Dependent)
- Calculation: (Profit/Cost) during selected period
- Cost Basis: Accounts for capital inflows/outflows to trading accounts
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1.2 Profit Amount (Cycle-Dependent)
- Formula: (Initial assets - Final assets + Withdrawals - Deposits)
1.3 Win Rate (Cycle-Dependent)
- Definition: (Profitable "detail positions" / Total "detail positions") in selected period
1.4 Profit-Loss Ratio (Cycle-Dependent)
- Calculation: Avg. profitable order return rate / Avg. losing order return rate
1.5 Trade Count (Cycle-Dependent)
- Measurement: Total open/close positions within timeframe
1.6 Total Follower Profits (Cycle-Dependent)
- Sum: Combined earnings of all followers during period
1.7 Average Holding Period (Cycle-Dependent)
- Formula: (Total position duration / Number of positions)
1.8 Current Followers
- Display: Active followers/Trader capacity limit (e.g., 120/250)
1.9 Total Following Assets
- Measurement: Combined capital currently following this trader
2. Analytical Charts
2.1 Return Rate Chart
- Visualizes the trader'sๆถ็็ curve over time
- Adjustable timeframe with calculations matching section 1.1
2.2 Trading Volume Chart
- Displays transaction volumes by time granularity
- Configurable period breakdown (hourly/daily/weekly)
- Denominated in USDT
2.3 Coin Preference Chart
- Illustrates the trader's historical position distribution across cryptocurrencies
FAQ Section
What makes a good profit-loss ratio?
A ratio above 1.5:1 generally indicates sustainable trading strategies where average wins exceed average losses.
How often are follower metrics updated?
All follower-related data refreshes in real-time, while performance metrics update hourly for cycle-dependent calculations.
Why is average holding period important?
Shorter holding periods (under 4 hours) typically indicate day-trading strategies, while longer periods suggest swing or position trading approaches.
How reliable are historical return rates?
Past performance doesn't guarantee future results, but consistent returns across multiple market cycles (bull/bear) demonstrate greater strategy robustness.
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