Choosing a trader
Use Top Traders to inspect tracked wallets, or begin with a preset list. A ranking describes recorded history; it does not guarantee a future result.
Read metrics with their definitions
| Metric | What to check |
|---|---|
| Realized/backed P&L | The evidence and coverage behind realized results; do not confuse it with unrealized holdings. |
| Win rate | What counts as a closed result and the available sample size. |
| Profit factor | Gains relative to losses; missing or undefined values are not zero. |
| Copy fit | The delay, observed sample and coverage used to estimate a copied result. |
| Drawdown | The calculation basis and observation window, not a guarantee of maximum future loss. |
| Holding time / median buy | Typical behaviour within the measured history, not a requirement on your copy size. |
| Activity / trades per day | Whether the figure is a catalog snapshot or live activity, and which days count. |
Read current column help and methodology. Do not assume a fixed delay or compare incomplete histories as though they had equal coverage.
Inspect the traders in a list
A preset is a starting point. Open its members and consider overlapping wallets, activity, trade size and whether your filters will accept their trades.
Saved lists preserve their saved membership. Catalog updates and live activity can differ from an older snapshot, so check the feed and the list actually selected for the run.
Before copying
Review your budget, amount per buy, entry filters and exits. A trader making many entries can create many eligible signals. Performance labels and EV+ selections are not a promise of profitability.
Next: Follow a trader or Telegram Auto Copy.