Unified Trader Profile
Binance + OKX · Spot · visible history
Investor
+ Swing
Investor
40%
Swing Trader
28%
Scalper
11%
DCA Investor
13%
Alt Rotator
8%
Verdict: Investor + Swing Trader
Across connected spot sources, long holds still dominate while OKX adds more rotation.
PositionPilot.pro turns visible exchange orders and trades into a behavior profile: style mix, verdict, factors, data coverage, and confidence. It starts with what the connected exchanges can actually prove.
Mode
Snapshot
Tax grade
No
Signal promise
None
This is behavior analytics from trading history, not financial advice, a signal service, or a tax-grade report.
Unified Trader Profile
Binance + OKX · Spot · visible history
Investor
+ Swing
Investor
40%
Swing Trader
28%
Scalper
11%
DCA Investor
13%
Alt Rotator
8%
Verdict: Investor + Swing Trader
Across connected spot sources, long holds still dominate while OKX adds more rotation.
A trader can remember strong entries and miss the quieter facts: fees, short cycles, partial exits, rotation between altcoins, and positions that disappeared from the current portfolio. The profile brings those signals into one readable picture.
Am I trading a system or just trading often?
How much of the result is eaten by fees?
Am I closer to an investor, swing trader, or scalper?
Does the current portfolio reflect the full story or only the visible part?
The profile is not reduced to one label. It shows style distribution, key factors, confidence, and data limits.
Unified Trader Profile
Binance + OKX · Spot · visible history
Investor
+ Swing
Investor
40%
Swing Trader
28%
Scalper
11%
DCA Investor
13%
Alt Rotator
8%
Verdict: Investor + Swing Trader
Across connected spot sources, long holds still dominate while OKX adds more rotation.
Style mix
Percent distribution across investor, swing, scalper, DCA, and alt rotation patterns.
Verdict and factors
A concise reading of the dominant behavior and the signals behind it.
Source coverage
Which exchanges, accounts, and markets were included in this specific report.
Confidence
How reliable the reconstruction is based on available history and scope.
Fees and turnover
Where frequent activity, round trips, and fee drag change the picture.
Analysis depth
Snapshot first, deeper history audit only when the data supports it.
A Snapshot shows the current visible picture. A Full Spot History Audit is needed when closed assets, small balances, and the historical footprint matter.
The analytics model has levels. A fast first report should not pretend to be a complete historical audit.
First fast report
Current significant spot positions, style mix, coverage, confidence, and a short verdict.
When reasons matter
Timeline, fee drag, break-even, linked pairs, and explanations for the behavior factors.
When history matters
Closed assets, small positions, winners and losers, realized P&L, and a wider spot footprint.
Shows how one position was built over time: entries, adds, partial exits, fee drag, break-even, and the behavior factors behind the verdict.
Break-even drift
+1.2%
Fees + average entry
Fee drag
0.38%
Estimated from fills
Main factor
Swing
Dominant in this episode
SOL spot position · 18 days
Day 1
Entry
First buy
Day 3
Add
Exposure increased
Day 9
Partial exit
35% closed
Day 18
Hold
Risk left open
Why the profile shifted
The report explains the path, not just the result: the add and partial exit make this episode closer to swing behavior than passive holding.
PositionPilot.pro can show an umbrella view across connected sources, but every child scope has its own coverage. Binance and OKX can be analyzed together while Bybit Futures stays outside until it is connected as a separate scope.
PositionPilot.pro
Aggregates only the exchanges, accounts, and markets that are connected and readable.
Binance
Spot
Order and trade history can be read through the API key.
OKX
Spot
Included as a separate exchange scope inside the unified view.
Bybit
Futures
Derivatives analytics is modeled separately and is not included yet.
External wallets
Outside exchange history
Visible exchange analytics does not cover wallets without access.
The report must say what it sees and what it does not see. This is where coverage and confidence protect the user from false certainty.
The first real report depends on data access, not on a questionnaire alone.
Order and trade history on at least one supported exchange.
A read-only API key restricted to trusted IP addresses, without trade or withdrawal permissions.
Clear report boundaries: connected exchanges, spot or futures, and included time period.
For analytics, the safe default is read-only access. Trading permissions are a separate capability and are not needed to build this report.
If behavior is mixed, the report should show the mix. If one style dominates, it should be visible through measurable factors.
Holding period
68%
Turnover
44%
Round trips
36%
Fee drag
22%
Is this financial advice?
No. The profile analyzes behavior and history. It does not tell the user what to buy or sell.
Is this a tax report?
No. Snapshot, Deep Dive, and Full Spot History Audit are behavior analytics levels. Tax and compliance require a separate workflow.
Do I need an API key?
For a real exchange-based report, yes. The key should be read-only, limited to trusted IP addresses, and should not include trade or withdrawal permissions.
Why can one exchange be included and another excluded?
The unified view only includes connected sources. If OKX or Bybit is not connected, the report must show that gap instead of pretending to know it.
Why can Snapshot differ from a Full Audit?
Snapshot reads the current visible portfolio. A Full Audit adds closed assets, small balances, and a broader historical footprint.
What does confidence mean?
It is an estimate of how complete and reliable the reconstructed picture is for the selected scope.
Once the user sees how they actually traded, the next product step is to turn ideas into managed setups with levels, confirmation, risk, and position supervision.