How we score
The rules are the same for every trader and are applied by software to every call. Nothing is picked by hand.
What we track
Public trade calls on Bitcoin, Ether and Solana posted on X and Telegram by the traders listed. A call is a position the trader says he opened, or an order he placed, with its side and the levels he gave in the text or on his chart. Every post is read the moment it appears; the price path comes from Binance 1-minute candles.
Where a trade starts
Where a follower could have got in: the price when the post appeared, or the trader's own limit price once the market reached it. An order that never fills within 7 days does not count; if the first target is reached before the entry fills, the call is void.
How a trade ends
Win: the first target is reached before the stop. Lost: the stop is reached first. Closed by the trader, or stopped at a stop he moved: a win when it ended in profit or about break-even (at most 0.2% below his entry), lost otherwise. No exit at all: after 14 days (1 day for a call with no levels) the trade counts by whether it was in profit.
What is ranked
Only trades with a stop, or with a stated leverage (then the liquidation price is the stop). Trades with neither are listed but never ranked: their risk is unknown. Traders are ranked by the average result per counted trade, before fees and without leverage, then by win rate; with fewer than 5 counted trades they are listed under "Not ranked yet".
Fair counting
One trade posted on both X and Telegram counts once, and so does a running trade mentioned again. A deleted post stays in the score, marked "Deleted". When we start tracking a trader we also read his previous 90 days of posts. Channels marked "Unofficial" use a known brand's name but are not that brand's official channel.
What the ranking means
It shows what each trader's public calls did, nothing more. In our own data, the traders who led one 45-day period did no better than the rest in the next one: a high rank is not a promise. Results are price moves without leverage; real trading adds fees, funding and slippage.
Disputes
If you are a listed trader and believe we misread one of your posts, contact us and we will check it against the post. A contact address is coming soon.