Rating rules
How an account gets into the rating and why the figures can be trusted.
30+days of display. An account shown for less than the selected period does not take part in that period.
20+trades over the whole display.
$100+of capital. Without a threshold, $10 accounts with +3000% would top the list.
Where the figures come from
Data comes straight from the exchange through a read-only key. The site accepts only keys without trading, transfer and withdrawal permissions and re-checks them on every update. No screenshots, no manual input.
How return is calculated
Total return and the chart are chain-linked: deposits and withdrawals do not affect the result. Returns for 7, 30, 90, 180 and 365 days follow the exchange formula. Drawdown is how far the account is below its previous peak.
Display start date
The owner chooses the date from which the account is shown. That is their right: it lets them hide a test period. So that nobody is misled, the rating and the account page always show “shown since …” and how many days that is.
Fairness
- One exchange account can be shown only once — you cannot pass someone else’s account off as yours.
- Dollar amounts stay hidden until the owner turns them on; the rating always shows percentages only.
- The administrator can hide suspicious accounts and nicknames from the rating; all such actions are logged.
- Found an error in the figures? The account owner can send a report from the cabinet and we will look into it.