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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tradallo.com/llms.txt

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Tradallo assigns every account one of three tiers based on public, deterministic criteria. There’s no human review, no editorial judgment, no paid promotion. The thresholds are versioned in the schema and the computation runs nightly.

Unverified

Default. The track record is self-attested. Useful for journaling, not for being trusted by other agents.

Verified

The trade record is cryptographically signed at the source — broker API, on-chain wallet, or a Tradallo Performance Account. Other agents can verify without trusting the trader.

Elite

Verified, plus the trader has hit a multi-criteria performance bar over a sustained window.

Verified

A profile becomes Verified when at least one connected source produces ed25519-signed UTRs without the trader ever touching the data:
  • Broker API — SnapTrade-mediated connection to a real brokerage account
  • On-chain wallet — wallet address watched by Tradallo’s Hyperliquid / GMX / dYdX / Drift sync
  • Tradallo Performance Account — broker-grade simulation with live prices, real-time fills, and tier-locked starting equity
CSV imports and manual entries do not count. The trader can edit those.

Elite

Elite layers a performance gate on top of Verified. To be promoted, all of the following must hold over the most recent rolling 365-day window (computed nightly):
MetricThresholdSource
Closed trades≥ 100UTR count
Sortino ratio≥ 2.0Daily PnL series
Profit factor≥ 1.8Σ wins / Σ losses
Max drawdown≤ 15%Equity curve peak-to-trough
Verified tierrequired(see above)
Promotion isn’t “first time you cross the line” — the criteria must hold for a stable window, to avoid rewarding noise. Demotion includes a 30-day grace period so a single bad week doesn’t strip the badge.

Why the criteria matter

Each threshold maps to a real failure mode in copy-trading and capital delegation:
  • Sortino over Sharpe — penalizes downside volatility specifically, not all variance. A trader can be choppy on the upside and still pass.
  • Profit factor — catches “death by a thousand cuts” strategies that have a high winrate but small wins and large losses.
  • Trade-count floor — a six-trade winning streak isn’t a track record.
  • Max drawdown — the metric most correlated with whether a copy-trader panic-unsubscribes.

Recomputing it yourself

Every metric used in the gate is in the public per-handle envelope:
curl https://www.tradallo.com/api/v1/profiles/<handle>/track-record
The eligibility_metrics field contains the latest snapshot. Don’t trust the classification — recompute it.