Wallet labels, metrics and data limits
SmartLiquid describes observed wallet activity using rolling windows and evidence-based labels. A label is an analysis result, not a certification of skill, safety or future returns.
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Qualification and smart labels
The application uses the active definition to assess qualification and smart labels across available windows, including 7, 30 and 90 days. The directory’s main qualification window is 30 days. Sample coverage, activity patterns, entry observations and equity behaviour can affect the result.
Labels can change as records and definitions change. Insufficient data and missing observations remain limitations; a displayed label does not establish complete account coverage or profitable copying at your size.
ROI, drawdown and trading PnL
Where the current metrics are available, ROI and maximum drawdown use a flow-adjusted return series. Trading PnL is a separate measure from recorded closed fills. These fields are not interchangeable, and they do not prove complete accounting for all fees, funding, spot balances or other accounts.
A dash or an unavailable field means a value could not be established. Compare the period and source beside each chart. A legacy snapshot chart has a different source from a portfolio curve.
What wallet analysis cannot show
Public records may omit external hedges, other wallets and strategy changes. Entry quality and risk are different questions. Historical success, a high score or a favourable statistical observation does not guarantee that your orders can execute or that your net returns will be positive.