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Request quant_metrics for a closer look at a wallet’s returns, consistency, and copyability. Use smart_score to compare performance and copy_score to assess how easy its past strategy may be to follow. These scores describe past trading. They do not predict the return of your next trade.

Request the metrics

Batch traders accepts the same expansion in its JSON body. The object appears only when its computation is less than 6 hours old. If it is absent, no current result is available; the request does not calculate a new one. When the object appears, all 9 fields are present. Any field can be null because of insufficient history; never read null as zero.

Read the fields

Percentiles run from 0 to 100 and compare the wallet with others that have a computed value. They can change when other wallets trade, even if this wallet does not.

Example response

This is the expanded section of a trader response:
Quant metrics retain their computed precision, unlike the truncated display numbers described in Numbers and missing values.

Read the headline scores

smart_score summarizes measured performance. copy_score summarizes how practical the wallet’s past strategy may be to follow. Both run from 0 to 100; higher values indicate stronger results on that measure. Read the returned scores alongside the individual metrics. A score can be null when the evidence needed to calculate it is unavailable.

Limits

  • These metrics do not set the wallet’s grade, which is dominated by realized P&L.
  • A high copy_score does not guarantee you can reproduce fills, timing, or returns.
  • Provider inputs can change within the 6-hour computation window. Trust metadata reports the available source information.