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Every figure on an FX Terminal trader profile comes from trades our own engine executed and recorded — not from a screenshot. Browse traders by challenges won and average return, then open a profile for the full picture: challenge history, equity curve, win rate, profit factor, consistency, maximum drawdown and the achievements they have earned along the way.
Every number on an FX Terminal trader profile comes from a trade our own execution engine filled and recorded against live market prices. Nothing is self-reported, nothing is uploaded, and there is no screenshot involved.
That is the point of the whole system: a public profile is only worth reading if the platform, not the trader, produced the figures on it.
Challenge history with the finishing rank in each, the equity curve of the most recent competition, and career statistics: total trades, win rate, profit factor, expectancy, consistency, maximum drawdown and the number of days actually traded.
Alongside them sit the achievements earned along the way — for a first trade, for a podium finish, for completing a challenge without breaching a rule, for keeping drawdown under three per cent. Tiered badges upgrade rather than duplicate.
The directory orders traders by challenges won and then by average return across every challenge they have finished. Ranking on raw return would put a single lucky month above a consistent year, which is both misleading and exactly the wrong lesson to teach anyone reading it.
Profiles are public by default and can be switched to private at any time without touching the underlying trading record.
FX Terminal provides free market research and analysis for informational purposes only. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation to trade. Trading forex carries a high level of risk.