Analytics
Deep User Analytics gives you a real-time view into what other traders on N1 are doing.
Track how different cohorts of traders are positioned, monitor the most profitable wallets, and understand where the market is leaning before it becomes obvious.
What's inside
Cohorts — Traders on the N1 App are automatically segmented into cohorts based on profitability and account size. For each cohort you can see their aggregate directional bias, total P&L, win rate, and open positions.
Leaderboard — A ranked list of the top traders on the platform by P&L, win rate, and Sharpe ratio. See how much each wallet has made, how consistently they win, and the total notional they have traded. Click into any wallet for a full breakdown of their activity.
Markets — Volume, trader count, and funding data broken down by market. See which assets are attracting the most activity and where traders are positioned across the platform.
Trader cohorts
Traders are segmented across two dimensions: profitability and account size.
By profitability:
| Cohort | Who they are |
|---|---|
| Extremely Profitable | Top 8% of profitable accounts |
| Very Profitable | Next 22% of profitable accounts |
| Profitable | Remaining 70% of profitable accounts |
| Unprofitable | Least severe 70% of losing accounts |
| Very Unprofitable | Next 22% of losing accounts |
| Rekt | Bottom 8% of losing accounts |
By account size:
| Cohort | Who they are |
|---|---|
| Apex | Top 1% by account value |
| Whale | Next 4% by account value |
| Large | Next 15% by account value |
| Medium | Next 30% by account value |
| Small | Remaining 50% by account value |
Each cohort shows a directional bias: Bullish, Slightly Bullish, Neutral, Slightly Bearish, or Bearish. This tells you how that group is currently positioned across all open trades.
How to use it
Reading sentiment — Check the directional bias of the Extremely Profitable and Whale cohorts before entering a position. If the most profitable traders are net short while smaller accounts are net long, that is meaningful context.
Finding traders to follow — Use the leaderboard to identify wallets with consistently high win rates and strong Sharpe ratios over time. A high P&L with a low Sharpe means they took a lot of risk to get there. A high Sharpe means they did it efficiently.
Contrarian reads — When the Rekt cohort is heavily positioned in one direction, historically that has been a useful contrarian indicator.
Things to know
- All data is sourced directly from onchain activity on the N1 network
- Cohort biases and P&L update in real time as trades are executed
- Wallet addresses are public but identities are anonymous
- Past performance of any cohort or wallet is not a guarantee of future results