You pay for signals. Are they paying you back?
Your provider publishes their win rate. This is the one your account actually got.
The demo needs no sign-up. The trial is 7 days, email only, no card.
One row per provider, from your own fills
Put each provider's trades under its own name and the Strategy Performance ledger lays them side by side: how many trades, what they made or lost, the win rate and the profit factor. Not the screenshots the group posts. The trades that reached your account, at the prices you got.
| Strategy | Trades | P&L | Win rate | Profit factor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Provider A | 312 | +$2,140 | 54.2% | 1.31 |
| Provider B | 268 | −$3,905 | 61.9% | 0.72 |
I copy two providers through one account. Can it tell them apart?
Yes, as long as each trade carries the provider's name. If your export has a column naming the lead trader or the signal, it is read as the strategy when you import. If it doesn't, the simplest way is one sub-account per provider: export each one, add a column with the provider's name (one fill-down in a spreadsheet), and import both. Hyperliquid and TradingView imports ask for a name for the whole file, so there you just type it in.
Does it matter which coins they trade?
Not for the side-by-side. Trades, P&L, win rate and profit factor come straight from your fills, so they work on any symbol. Grouping a provider's trades by the market conditions they were taken in needs a coin with a US dollar pair on Coinbase: see which coins.
How many trades does it need?
Fewer than the rest of NoxarQuant. Comparing two providers is two groups of trades; the market-conditions map splits the same trades into many smaller ones, and a small group gets no verdict. The ledger shows each provider's numbers from the first trade, and you can run a Monte Carlo on one provider's trades alone to see how much of their result could have come from the order the trades fell in.
Which plan
The ledger is on Pro ($69 a month) and Elite, and in the 7-day free trial, which has the Pro features. Basic does not include it. Compare the plans.
NoxarQuant describes your own past trades. It does not give trading advice, and past results do not guarantee future ones.