What would actually make you trust a copy-trading leaderboard?

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Every copy-trading tool shows you winners. The hard question is what happens to everyone who copied the losers — and whether the numbers you're shown can be checked at all.

We compute PnL and win rates directly from public on-chain data, so any trader's track record is verifiable before you follow them. But I'm genuinely curious what the community considers trustworthy:

1. On-chain computed stats vs platform-reported?

2. How long a track record before it means anything — 30 days? A year?

3. Does drawdown matter more than raw returns for copy-trading?

Curious what would move the needle for you. (We launched on PH today too — happy to answer any technical questions about the on-chain computation.)

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