The registry of verified crypto track records.
One score for return, risk, consistency and track length — trader, investor or fund. Proven on-chain or by the exchange, never by a screenshot. Updated hourly.
See in seconds whether a trader or a fund has proved their PnL — before you follow, pay or invest.
One minute, no API keys needed. A live page, a ✓ badge and a share card you can take anywhere — whether you trade daily, hold for years, or run a fund.
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How the PnL Score works — and why
Scoring method →One number that answers: would you trust this trader with real money? Not just "did they have a good month" — plenty of accounts have one great trade and nothing else. So the score mixes three time frames:
- Why the past year weighs the most (40%): one hot month is easy — a whole year of it is the hard part. A trader who just hit one big trade lands mid-table; a trader who's been good for a year outranks them. That's deliberate.
- Inside each time frame we ask four things: how much did they make (the biggest weight — half the score in the 7-day and 30-day frames, 40% in the year and max) · how much pain did it take to make it (20–25%) · do they win steadily or in one lucky spike (20% — when a single day made most of the money, this part scores near zero; in the 1-year frame it's simply how many of the last 12 months ended green) · how long have they been doing this (10–15%). The result is a score from 0 to 100: higher is better, and 95 or more is rare.
- New accounts can't skip the queue: no year of history yet means that part scores like an average trader — and under 45 days of track, the "everything they've ever done" part does too, because it would just be the same hot month counted twice. A great month gets you noticed — only receipts get you to the top.
- And you can't cheat it: depositing money never counts as profit, an inactive account scores nothing, anyone who ever lost 95%+ of their account is capped at 69.9, and a lifetime loser caps at 84.9 — with a warning shown right on their page.
How a record is proven
Three proofs — a wallet signature, the exchange's own stats, or a read-only key. The scoring source is published on the page it powers.
How it works →What can't be faked
Deposits can't inflate returns, drawdown gets equal billing, and a SHA-256 of the whole board publishes daily. The method and the scoring code are public.
Scoring method →Exchanges, graded on openness
Every major exchange probed and scored on whether its traders' records can be independently verified. Coverage is earned by opening data — never bought.
Exchange openness →Your PnL, verified. Wherever you need it.
Clout, social proof, a paid group, the investors you're pitching — the receipt is the same for a person or a fund. A live page, an embeddable badge, and a share card that renders wherever your link lands. Free forever; rank is never for sale.
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