TraderStat transparency

Editorial and corrections policy

TraderStat organises available public market evidence for independent research. This policy explains what our labels mean, how information is reviewed and how to report an error.

Last reviewed: 1 September 2026

Evidence and labels

We distinguish between public source material, available data, tracked activity and verified outcomes. “Verified” means the published record contained sufficient information for the relevant system to compare it against available historical data; it does not mean that a person, wallet or future outcome is endorsed.

Methodology and limitations

Profiles and ratings can be incomplete. Public wallets may not represent every account, published signals may omit a stop or entry, and a historical result does not predict a future one. We aim to show sample size, timeframe and source context where those facts are available. Read the full verification methodology.

Corrections

If a profile, source link, statistic or description is factually wrong, contact TraderStat with the page URL, the disputed statement and supporting public evidence. We review reports against the original available source and correct, clarify, relabel or remove information when warranted.

Independence

TraderStat is research context, not personalised investment advice. We do not present a score, idea or historical result as a promise of return. Users should apply their own risk management and independent judgement.