Methodology
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| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Runtime
Days
The duration or time period of the trading activity
Last Trade
Days
The most recent transaction recorded
PnL
$
(Profit and Loss) The overall profit or loss generated from the trades
Total Gain
$
The cumulative profit made from all trades
Total Loss
$
The cumulative loss incurred from all trades
Avg Volume
$
The average trading volume per trade
ROI
%
(Return on Investment) The percentage gain or loss relative to the initial investment
Min ROI
%
The minimum return on investment percentage achieved
Max ROI
%
The maximum return on investment percentage achieved
Trades
The total number of trades executed
Wins
The total number of winning trades
Loses
The total number of losing trades
Win rate
%
The percentage of winning trades out of the total trades
Profit rate
%
The percentage of profit made relative to the total investment
W/L ratio
The ratio of winning trades to losing trades
Order/Position ratio
The relationship between the number of open orders and the number of open positions
PnL ratio
The ratio of profit and loss in relation to the total investment
Profit factor
The ratio of total profit to total loss
Avg Leverage
Average leverage of each transaction
Min Avg Leverage
Minimum average leverage per transaction
Max Avg Leverage
Maximum average leverage per transaction
Avg duration
Hour
The average duration of trades is in hours
Min duration
Hour
The minimum duration of a trade in hours
Max duration
Hour
The maximum duration of a trade in hours
Max drawdown
%
The maximum percentage decline in account value from its peak.
Max drawdown PnL
$
The maximum dollar value loss experienced from the peak account value.
A perpetual DEX, short for Decentralized Perpetual Exchange, is a type of decentralized trading platform that enables continuous trading of perpetual contracts. Perpetual contracts are a form of derivative contracts that simulate the price movement of an underlying asset without an expiration date. They allow traders to speculate on the price of assets like cryptocurrencies, commodities, or indices without owning the actual asset.These DEXs are decentralized, non-custodial, and permission-less. They use liquidity pools for liquidity, can incorporate order book models, and allow for leveraged perpetual contract trading.
Trader Account/ Blockchain Address
A blockchain address, also known as a cryptocurrency address, is a unique identifier used to send, receive, trade, and store digital assets on a blockchain network. It is a string of characters that serves as a destination for cryptocurrency transactions and is used to verify ownership of a particular digital wallet. Blockchain addresses play a crucial role in the security and transparency of cryptocurrency transactions, making them an essential component of the blockchain ecosystem.
Blockchain Transaction
A transaction refers to a contract, agreement, transfer, or exchange of assets between two or more parties. The asset is typically cash or property. Likewise, a blockchain transaction is nothing but data transmission across the network of computers in a blockchain system