俊树
Unclaimed public record · 10 months on record · −5.8% over the last 90 days published, worst fall 98% · #6,814 of 13,578. Numbers as of 29 min ago.
How to read this
- Score
- 0 to 100. It compares this record with every scored record on the site: what it returned, the falls it took on the way, how steady it was and how long it has run. The headline blends 30 days, 1 year and all time.
- Tiers
- Diamond 99 and up, Gold 95, Silver 85, Bronze 60. Of 13,578 scored records, 3,746 reach Bronze, 193 Silver, 42 Gold and 2 Diamond.
- Counts as 50
- A period a record can't have yet, such as a full year, counts as an average 50. Nothing tops the board without a proven year.
- ⚠ Flag
- Something on the record caps its score or keeps it from being scored, such as a fall of 95% or more at some point.
- Worst fall
- The biggest drop from a high to a later low, in percent. Traders call it drawdown.
Owner unknown. "俊树" is a nickname set on Binance, not checked by us. The numbers come from Binance's public copy-trading data.
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Can't score above 69.9: this account lost 95% or more of its value at some point.
Weakest part of the 30-day score: steadiness, ahead of 27% of records.
score 82.0held BTC −2.6%
held ETH −7.8%typical here +0.1%
score 60.3held BTC +3.8%
held ETH −5.7%typical here +8.8%
score 32.9held BTC +26.9%
held ETH +28.8%typical here +37.8%
"Held BTC" and "held ETH" are what simply holding the coin returned over the same days. "Typical here" is the middle scored record on Binance over that period.
If you had copied this record exactly, $1,000 put in 3 months ago would be $942 today.
Lowest point on the way: $26. Longest stretch below an earlier high: 62 days, and it is below its high now.
37 people copy this lead on Binance.
Fees, slippage and timing are not in this. Not advice.
Track: 10 months. A month-by-month record needs dated history we can stand behind, and this record doesn't have it yet.
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