Anyone can claim a profit. Here you can check it.

What you actually get

Six ways to check a number before you trust it

A profitable-looking chart tells you almost nothing on its own. These are the checks that tell you whether it holds up — and every one of them is contrastable against the venue.

• Activity alerts

  Optional Telegram notices when an account you follow opens or closes, or when an unusually large position appears (over $100k on Polymarket, $30M on Hyperliquid). Watching a live trade unfold teaches more than any backtest.

• Filtered by your capital

  Say what you'd put in, and the list drops every account you couldn't realistically follow with that amount — because its trades are too large, too fast or too frequent. Most of what looks attractive fails this filter.

• The venue's own numbers

  Every PnL curve comes straight from the venue's official API — the same figure the exchange itself displays. We never rebuild it from the trade tape, because a rebuilt curve is where inflated track records come from.

• Copyability ★1-5

  A timing score: by the time you saw the trade, was there still room to act? It weighs how long positions are held and how fast they're entered. An account can be excellent and still be impossible to follow — that distinction is the whole point.

• Your keys, always

  Orders are signed from your own wallet, by a key that can trade and cannot withdraw. We never hold your funds — the design makes it impossible, not just forbidden — and you can stop everything from one button.

• Where the profit came from

  The same profit can come from skill, from one lucky bet, or from farming exchange rewards. We break it down and label it, so two numbers that look identical on a leaderboard stop looking identical here.

How to use it

Three steps, and you can check the work yourself

1. 1

   Pick an account

   Browse the audited list, or paste any 0x address — including one someone sent you. It gets audited live, with the same checks and no exceptions.

2. 2

   Read the checks

   Official curve, where the profit came from, and whether you could have followed it in time. Every figure links back to the venue, so you can confirm it without taking our word for it.

3. 3

   Try it before you fund it

   Run it against a virtual balance first and watch, trade by trade, what following that account would have done — same engine and same rules as live. When the numbers convince you, connect your wallet.