Public TraderProfileBuilt from Recorded Trading Activity
Create an optional public profile from simulated trading activity completed inside QuantikLab. Choose which performance metrics, strategy results, charts and recorded trades to share, keep the rest private, and give visitors more context than an isolated screenshot.
See How aPublic Trader ProfileAdds Context to Performance
Follow the path from a recorded QuantikLab simulation to a profile where selected activity, strategy results, risk metrics and performance context can be shared publicly.
Trading in Public Should Show More Than a Screenshot
A screenshot can highlight one result, but it rarely explains the sequence of decisions, risk, drawdowns or sample of activity behind it.
QuantikLab public profiles are designed to connect selected performance information to simulated activity recorded inside the platform, giving visitors a more structured view of strategies, consistency and execution.
Public visibility is always optional, and public data should be treated as context—not as proof of future profitability, investment advice or verified real-money brokerage performance.
Build a Public Trading Profile Around the Data You Choose to Share
Profile Built from QuantikLab Activity
Use simulated trades and strategy results recorded inside QuantikLab as the source of the performance information shown on your profile.
Selective Performance Sharing
Choose which recorded results, charts, strategies and metrics become visible instead of publishing your entire account history.
Risk and Consistency Context
Add drawdowns, consistency, activity and execution-quality signals so visitors can evaluate more than total profit or one winning trade.
QuantikScore Summary
Present a summary indicator designed to combine recorded performance, consistency, risk behavior, activity and execution-quality signals.
Shareable Trader Identity
Bring your public trading information together in one structured profile that can be shared with an audience, community or potential collaborators.
What Should a Public Trading Profile Help People Evaluate?
A useful profile should make the source, scope and limits of the shared information easier to understand—not simply make a trader look impressive.
Questions a visitor should be able to ask
- Was the displayed activity recorded inside the platform?
- Which strategies and market conditions produced the results?
- What risk, drawdowns and volatility accompanied the returns?
- How consistent is the activity across a meaningful sample?
- Which information is public, and which information remains private?
Who Public Trader Profiles Are Built For
Traders Documenting Their Progress
Share selected milestones, strategy results and performance context without turning your full private workspace into public content.
Public Traders and Creators
Give an audience a structured place to review selected recorded activity instead of relying only on screenshots, short posts or isolated claims.
Strategy Builders Sharing Their Work
Publish selected simulations and strategy-level results when you want to explain how an idea behaved across recorded tests.
Visitors Looking for More Context
Review the risk, consistency, drawdowns and recorded history that a trader has chosen to make visible before forming an opinion.
Public Trader Profiles vs Isolated Social Media Screenshots
A social post can show one result. A structured public trader profile can show the selected activity, risk context and strategy information behind that result.
| Capability | Typical Social Post | QuantikLab Public Profile |
|---|---|---|
| Source of performance data | Self-selected screenshot or claim | Activity recorded inside QuantikLab |
| Historical context | Often limited to one moment | Selected recorded history over time |
| Risk and drawdowns | Rarely shown | Shareable risk metrics |
| Strategy context | Optional caption | Structured strategy results |
| Privacy controls | Depends on the platform | User-controlled visibility |
| Future performance guarantee | No | No |
A More Responsible Way to Share Trading Performance
Recorded at the Source
Profile data can be connected to activity completed inside QuantikLab rather than relying only on manually created screenshots.
Selective Transparency
Choose what becomes public and keep unsupported or private account information outside the public profile.
Risk-Aware Context
Show selected downside, consistency and execution signals alongside returns so performance is not reduced to a single profit figure.
QuantikScore with Clear Limits
Use a summary indicator to organize several recorded signals while making clear that no score can guarantee future performance.
From Private Practice to an Optional Public Profile
QuantikLab connects practice, recording, analysis and selective publishing in one workflow:
Practice with Virtual Capital
Test a trading idea in QuantikLab's simulated environment without putting real money at risk.
Record the Activity
Save entries, exits, position changes and results as the simulation takes place inside the platform.
Review the Data
Examine strategy results, risk, drawdowns, consistency and execution before deciding what the activity means.
Choose What to Publish
Select the supported strategies, results, charts and profile information you want other people to see.
Share the Public Profile
Use one structured profile to provide more context than an isolated social post or screenshot.
Keep Building the Record
Update the profile through new recorded activity while keeping private information outside the public view.
A QuantikLab public profile reflects selected simulated activity recorded inside the platform. It is not a broker-verified statement or a forecast of future results.
Public Trader Profile Questions
Build a Public Trader Profilefrom Recorded Activity
Choose what to publish, add risk and strategy context, and turn selected QuantikLab simulation data into a clearer public trading profile.