Best crypto traders of November 2026

39 of the traders we follow on X and Telegram had trades end in November 2026. Every one of those calls was followed on real prices to its target, its stop or the trader's own exit. The month is not over: this list changes until its last day.

JoelXBT leads November 2026 with an average of +0.71% per trade and 57% wins over 7 finished trades, ahead of Diego Trades and Zord.

#	Trader	Avg / trade	Win rate	Won – Lost
1	JoelXBT📍🇮🇩@joel_xbt	+0.71%	57%	4 – 3
2	Diego Trades🐒🃏@DieguitoCharts	−0.23%	50%	3 – 3
3	Zord@ZordXBT	−0.43%	40%	2 – 3
4	CRYPTO PLAYERS@Crypto_players1	−0.37%	43%	3 – 4

Trader

Avg / trade

Win rate

Won – Lost

JoelXBT📍🇮🇩@joel_xbt

+0.71%

57%

4 – 3

Diego Trades🐒🃏@DieguitoCharts

−0.23%

50%

3 – 3

Zord@ZordXBT

−0.43%

40%

2 – 3

CRYPTO PLAYERS@Crypto_players1

−0.37%

43%

3 – 4

Best and worst calls of November 2026

94 counted trades ended: 47 won, 47 lost, average −0.12% before fees. The losers stay on the record.

Best

AndyXBT@andyxbtLONGED BTC at 76,111	LONGED BTC at 76,111	+5.74%
Shahryar \| シャフリヤール@Shahryar_tradesSHORTED BTC at 80,494	SHORTED BTC at 80,494	+4.99%
JoelXBT📍🇮🇩@joel_xbtLONGED BTC at 75,914	LONGED BTC at 75,914	+4.62%

Worst

Wealthmanager@WealthmanagerLONGED SOL at 96.90	LONGED SOL at 96.90	−7.23%
Suraj Jha@Fin_CryptoAceLONGED BTC at 80,500	LONGED BTC at 80,500	−5.59%
Slimm 📌@SxliiimLONGED BTC at 80,296	LONGED BTC at 80,296	−5.35%

How this list works

A trade belongs to the month it ended in, so a month that is over stays as it is. A trade counts only with a stop or a stated leverage, because without one its risk is unknown, and a trader needs at least 5 counted trades that ended in the month to appear here. The order is by average result per trade, before fees and without leverage, with short records pulled toward everyone's average, then by win rate. The full method.

What a high rank means

It shows what these public calls did in one month, not what they will do next. In our own data, the traders who led one 45-day period did no better than the rest in the next one, so treat a high rank as a record, not a promise. Nothing here is investment advice.