Verified records, shown whole, nothing else.
CTFY is a transparency layer for DEX traders. We read the whole account from the exchange — from the day it opened, not from the month that looked good — and publish a record anyone can check against the venue it came from.
Three steps, and the third one is permanent.
Connect your DEX
A public wallet address on Hyperliquid, a read-only API key on Extended. We pull every fill from account creation forward.
Get measured
Return, max drawdown and the length of the record are computed from the full history, the same way for every account.
Build trust
Your profile goes on the leaderboard as a link you can hand to anyone, and readers can subscribe to your live book.
There is no version of this a trader can edit.
The data comes straight from the exchange. A trader cannot delete a losing trade, backdate an entry, pick a start date or quietly begin again: partial imports are rejected at ingestion, and disconnecting an account never returns the lifetime slot it spent. Three accounts, for life, and a disconnected one still spends its slot.
The mechanics of that, in full, are on how verification works.
Kestrel Basis
- Return
- +0.9%
- Max drawdown
- 44%
Three figures, and the ledger behind them.
CTFY does not pick a winner. It shows the whole record and you decide. Every figure is recomputed from source on every sync, from the account's first fill, the same arithmetic for everyone.
Return
- Return
- Realised profit and loss, net of fees, over the capital the account had at risk: what it started with, plus the most it ever took in net of withdrawals. A deposit lifts the base, so topping up cannot pass for performance.
- Max drawdown
- The deepest fall of the equity curve from a peak to the low after it, as a share of that peak, across the whole history. A hole that was climbed back out of still counts.
- Length of the record
- From the account's first fill to its latest, and the closed trades inside that span. Ten trades on a new account does not read like two years, and CTFY leaves you to weigh that.
- Beside them
- Win rate, Sharpe, trade count and volume, computed from the same fills. None of them is blended into another.
Each figure is read next to another.
- Return, then drawdown
- A large return says little until you see what it cost. Read the drawdown next to it.
- Drawdown, then time
- A shallow drawdown over a quarter is a quiet quarter. Over years it is a habit.
Questions
What is CTFY?
How does verification work?
What does CTFY show for an account?
Can traders fake their record?
What does it cost to use CTFY?
How do trader subscriptions work?
Which exchanges are supported?
Is my API key safe?
What happens if I disconnect an account?
More questions — safety, payouts, supported venues, blown accounts and refunds — are answered at length on the FAQ. What it costs is on pricing — $2.99 a month in USDC, payable from any of nine chains, with connecting a trading account free. Anything still missing goes to hello@ctfy.app.
Ready to prove your edge?
Connect a DEX account and publish a record you did not write yourself.