Your favourite
crypto trader,
graded.
Before you act on their next call, see how the last ones went. We track what 1,184 influencers said in public, whether it came true, what they deleted and who paid them. No one can buy a grade.
975M
combined audience across accounts
1,184
influencers tracked
1,775
calls on record
80,321
posts on file
Highest grades
1,125 of 1,184 gradedEveryone starts at BBB, which means no red flags were found. Only a call record that beats chance lifts a grade above it, and no one has one yet.
How everyone is graded
All 1,184 people we track, by band. Select a band to see who is in it.
- 0Calls beat chance by a wide margin on a long record
- 0Calls beat chance by a clear margin on a long record
- 0Calls beat chance
- 1,006No red flags found on the checks listed. The starting point
- 104One finding
- 15Two findings, or one serious one
- 0Several findings, or a regulator warning
- 0Regulator enforcement for fraud, or many serious findings
- 59Not rated: nothing public to check yet
Coverage by market
One bar, whatever the market. A gold commentator and a crypto trader go through the same checks and are held to the same standard of evidence.
Market context
Thirty-day charts for indices, crypto, foreign exchange, commodities, rates and sentiment, so that a call can be read against what the market did.
Questions
- What is TradeGrade?
- An independent rating of people who publish financial calls in public, across crypto, stocks and macro, foreign exchange, and gold and commodities. Each rating is built from archived public evidence rather than reputation or follower count.
- How is a grade worked out?
- Everyone with a live public account is graded, and everyone starts at BBB, which means no red flags were found on the checks listed on their profile. Findings move a grade down in steps of one band: selling paid access of their own, inviting paid promotion, linking to referral programmes (half a step for one or two, a full step for three or more), and taking down their own posts far more often than the platform's norm. Going quiet for 90 days caps a grade at BB. Only a track record lifts a grade above BBB: their calls are tested against what chance would give someone posting the same kinds of calls in the same weeks, and a grade moves up only when luck alone would produce a record that good less than once in a thousand. Only the person's own record counts, never anyone else's. A record that much worse than chance moves them down the same way. Nobody has yet shown an edge that clears this bar. Grades are published as bands only, with no score, and every move is listed by name on the profile. A check counts only after it has proved at least 95% accurate on a sample of 100 cases, each judged against a written rubric by an independent AI review; until then it is shown and not counted.
- Can anyone pay to change their grade?
- No. No rating is requested, paid for or approved by the person rated, and there are no sponsored placements. A subject cannot buy a grade, remove one, or have one withheld.
- What does NR mean?
- Not Rated. It is used only when there is nothing public to check: no public account on record, an account that returns no posts, a channel that no longer exists, or too few of their own posts read so far. The reason is printed on the profile. It is a statement about the evidence, not about the person, and never a low grade.
- Where does the evidence come from?
- Public posts on X and YouTube, captured with their dates and kept on file. A call that is later deleted still counts toward the record: its text is removed, as X requires, but the call and how it turned out stay.
- How often do ratings change?
- Ratings are rebuilt every day as new posts are archived and open calls resolve against the market. A grade marked Provisional has not yet had its removals watched for 30 days, and one marked Limited material rests on fewer than 30 of their own posts; both can move as more is read. A move earned by a track record is kept until the record no longer clears one in twenty, so a grade does not flip on a single resolved call.
- Is any of this financial advice?
- No. TradeGrade records what was said in public and whether it held up. It does not recommend, and nothing on the site should be read as a reason to buy or sell anything.