Glossary guide

General Terms

Terms

Explanation

^Sub-wallets

^{A sub-wallet is a wallet automatically created under your Coinpilot account when you copy a lead trader.}

^{Each lead trader you follow gets its own sub-wallet.}
^{Funds allocated to copy that trader are kept here.}
^{This separation helps track performance per trader and keeps positions organized.}
^{Sub-wallets are still fully under your control, you can transfer funds back to your primary wallet at any time, and you can export private keys too.}

^PnL

^{Profit and Loss. The amount of money gained or lost from trading, shown in green or red. (e.g.,}^+$1200^{or -}^$300^).

^ROI%

^{Return of Investment. Percentage gain or loss relative to your initial allocation or this lead trader’s own initial capital. Formula: (PnL / Starting Balance) x 100}

^{Balance (per trader)}

^{The total funds tied to a specific lead trader you are copying.}
^{Includes your initial allocation plus all realized profits or losses since you started copying that trader.}
^{This balance grows or shrinks with PnL and is what gets used for the trader’s future trades until you stop copying.}

^{Don’t confuse this with your Account Balance:}

^{Account Balance = the sum of all funds across your primary wallet and all trader allocations.}
^{Balance (per trader) = only the funds allocated and accumulated with one specific lead trader.}

^{Max Drawdown}

^{The largest peak-to-trough drop in account value during a time period. It reflects risk and downside volatility.}

^Volume

^{The total amount of capital traded over a selected time period, expressed in $}

^Watchlist

^{Your personal list of favorite traders. Add any wallet you want to track or copy later.}

^{Total Balance}

^{The real-time value of assets in the lead trader’s Trading Account.}

^{Period Return}

^{The gain or loss over a specific time frame (1D, 7D, 1M, All time.), shown in}^green^or^red^.

^{Privy Wallet}

^{A secure, self-custodial wallet created through Privy, used by Coinpilot to manage on-chain trading for users. It lives in your browser session, fully under your control, with private keys encrypted and recoverable via your login method (e.g., email).}

^{Direct Referral}

^{Direct referrals are users who join the platform using your referral code. You’ll earn the highest referral percentage from the trading fees generated by your direct referrals.}

^{All Referrals}

^{All referrals include users who join through your direct referral’s codes, as well as anyone referred by them, up to 4 total levels deep. You’ll earn a percentage of trading fees from all these users, with the percentage depending on each referral’s level.}

Crypto Perpetual Terms

Term

Explanation

^{Account Balance}

^{The total value of assets in a trader's account at a given time - used as a performance reference. This is expressed in $, abbreviation as Bal. (e.g., Bal: $2023.5)}

^{Entry Price}

^{The price at which a position was opened.}

^{Mark Price}

^{A real-time reference price used to calculate unrealized PnL and liquidation thresholds. It reflects the fair market value.}

^Leverage

^{Using borrowed funds to increase trade size (or reduce the margin used to get a certain level of exposure).}

^Liquidation

^{The price at which a leveraged position will be automatically closed due to insufficient margin to cover losses.}

^Margin

^{The portion of your funds utilized to open and maintain a leveraged position.}

^{Sharpe Ratio}

^{A performance metric that shows return per unit of risk (volatility). Higher is better, meaning the investment is providing more return for the level of risk it carries}

^{Ad. Sortino Ratio}

^{Adjusted Sortino Ratio. A version of Sharpe Ratio that focuses only on downside volatility. It’s often seen as a more accurate risk-adjusted return metric. A higher Sortino ratio indicates better risk-adjusted performance, as it suggests the investment is producing more return for a given level of negative volatility.}

^{GPR Ratio}

^{Gain-to-Pain Ratio. It measures average gain relative to average loss. Higher values suggest a more favorable risk/reward profile.}

^{Open Positions}

^{Trades that are currently active and not yet closed. These positions can show unrealized gains or losses and are in a lead trader’s portfolio.}

Prediction Market Terms

Term

Explanation

^{Prediction Market}

^{An exchange-traded market where participants buy and sell shares representing the probability of future events occurring}

^Polymarket

^{A decentralized prediction market platform built on blockchain technology, the underlying market for Coinpilot's prediction trading}

^Outcome

^{A possible result in a prediction market, typically "Yes" or "No"}

^Shares

^{Units of ownership in a prediction market outcome, priced between $0.00 and $1.00}

^Resolution

^{The process of determining the winning outcome and paying out $1.00 per winning share}

^{Discovery Feed}

^{Coinpilot's interface for browsing and filtering prediction market traders}

^{Trader Card}

^{Summary display of a trader's key metrics in the Discovery Feed}

^Allocation

^{Funds reserved specifically for copying a particular trader}

^{Fixed Amount}

^{Copy trade mode that uses a constant dollar amount per trade regardless of leader's bet size}

^{Fixed Ratio}

^{Copy trade mode that sizes trades as a percentage of the leader's bet}

^{Smart Execution Engine}

^{Coinpilot's system for optimizing trade execution and minimizing slippage}

^Slippage

^{The difference between expected trade price and actual execution price}

^{Exit Liquidity}

^{Risk of being stuck holding positions at unfavorable prices when large traders exit}

^{Proportional Exit}

^{Exit mode where you sell the same percentage of shares as the copied trader}

^{Activity Log}

^{Complete record of all trades executed, skipped, or failed in your copy trading activity}

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