Trader profiles
The public track-record page a trader can turn on for their account - size-normalized returns and risk stats, with no balances or position sizes.
A trader profile is a public page at /trader/<handle> showing one trader's simulated track record:
size-normalized return, win rate, and the risk-adjusted stats behind a leaderboard rank.
Profiles are off by default. A trader turns one on in settings, and can turn it off again at any time.
When you'd use it
- To look up someone from the leaderboard - a ranked handle links here.
- To share your own record - the profile is a public link, and the page carries a share action that produces a preview card for social posts.
- To judge a rank honestly - the stats show the sample the rank was computed from, so a short streak is not presented as a track record.
What a profile shows
| Area | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Header | Handle or display name, and the trader's avatar |
| Track record | Size-normalized return, win rate, and risk-adjusted performance |
| Standing | Leaderboard rank, when the account qualifies |
Percentages only, never balances
A profile shows percentage returns and ratios. It never shows your account balance, position sizes, entry or exit prices, or any dollar amount - the same privacy boundary as the leaderboard and PnL cards.
Privacy and eligibility
- Public profile is one opt-in. Watching a trader's live terminal is a second, separate opt-in - see Spectating.
- A trader who has not opted in has no public page: the URL does not render a profile, and it is not indexed by search engines.
- Breached accounts are never showcased. Only active, purchased, funded and passed accounts appear.
- A rank needs a minimum number of closed trades in the window. Below that floor the trader is shown without a rank rather than with a rank built on too little.
Turning your profile off removes the public page, and clears live spectating with it.