In the Marketplace section, you can explore and view signal providers' channels who integrated Cornix, get metrics on their performance, and add a review for channels you are a member of.

This section will give you the tools to make an educated decision about the potential channels out there and which would fit you best.

Marketplace helps you compare signal providers using a consistent set of statistics and scoring metrics, so you can make a more informed data-driven decision before subscribing to a channel.

The channel's statistics provided are calculated based on backtesting with an initial investment of $10,000, allocating $500 per trade. If a different amount per trade is specified in the channel settings, we will use that instead. Read more.

The Marketplace group score is dynamic and is constantly being measured and updated automatically. It's calculated based on the channel's Performance, Risk, and Service.

First, you will see the TOP-3 channels on Cornix Marketplace right now - based on Score.

You can quickly access several metrics for each listed channel: Score, Reviews Rating, Price level, Risk Level, and PnL for 6, 3, and 1 months.

Click on the Filters icon on your right and use the suggested filters in order to see the most relevant results for you.

Additionally, you can choose sorting settings and use the search bar to browse the Marketplace with ease. Note that the channel can be temporarily hidden and will not be displayed on the Marketplace if it does not meet at least one of the Automatic Marketplace Filters.

Clicking on any channel in the Marketplace will open a detailed view with its full statistics:

It's important to understand that channel statistics are based on historical performance analysis. Please review the Disclaimer on Historical Data and Backtesting Assumptions article.

Cornix uses the exchange with the most signals in the past 6 months to calculate the channel's results. The Marketplace group score, reflecting the channel's metrics, is weighted as follows: 50% for performance, 30% for risk, and 20% for service.

Let's go through each used metric:

This indicates that the channel performance achieves a higher return than the overall market benchmark index, which is BTC, over a certain period.

Compares the return of an investment with its risk. The Sharpe Ratio measures the risk-adjusted return of an investment by comparing its excess return (over the risk-free rate) to its standard deviation, indicating how much additional return is earned per unit of risk. The Sharpe Ratio tells you how much reward you get for the risk you take with an investment, helping you see if it's worth it. The Sharpe Ratio measures how much extra return you get from an investment relative to the risk you take, helping you assess if it's worth it.

Compares the return of an investment with its risk of negative returns.

The Sortino Ratio measures how much extra return an investment provides relative to the risk of negative returns, focusing only on downside risk to help assess its worth. The Sortino ratio is a risk-adjustment metric used to determine the additional return for each unit of downside risk. It is computed by first finding the difference between an investment's average return rate and the risk-free rate. The result is then divided by the standard deviation of negative returns.

Compares the number of successful (winning) trades to the number of unsuccessful (losing) trades, helping to assess overall trading performance.

Measures how much borrowed capital is used in trades; higher leverage indicates greater risk with the potential for both large gains and significant losses.

Measures the maximum observed loss from a portfolio's peak to its lowest point, before a new peak is reached.

Considers both open and closed trades. For open trades, the duration is measured until the end of the selected timeframe. Indicates how long trades are held; longer durations can increase market exposure and fees due to extended position holding.

Considers both open and closed trades. For open trades, the duration is measured until the end of the selected timeframe.

Shows the percentage of trades with a stop-loss order, helping measure risk management by indicating how frequently traders use stops to limit losses.

Measures the variability of profit and loss outcomes; higher values indicate greater risk and volatility in trading results.

Show feedback from users about the trading group, helping assess its quality and performance by indicating overall satisfaction and effectiveness.

Indicates whether a group offers its services at no cost or provides a free trial period, helping users assess its accessibility.

The duration of time the group is using Cornix. Helps assess service quality, with older groups often indicating more stability and reliability.

Indicates the total trades executed by the group. A higher number suggests more frequent market engagement, helping assess the group's activity level.

You can also see data on how many trades (%) filled each of the Entry or Take Profit orders - for example, here 59% of the trades in this channel reached TP1

Below, you will find a Pie Chart showing the number of trades based on each category: Winning, Losing and Neutral, where Neutral means that trade was closed before reaching any entry targets.

On your right, you can see the channel's price per month and the total number of subscribers (current and in the past).

Then, you can switch between the Overview and Reviews tabs:

Under the Overview tab, you will see the line chart for cumulative total PnL of all trades (open and closed) over time: you can switch across 1 week, 1 month, 3 months and 6 months timeframes.

The "About" and section is written by the channel admin.

The "Supported exchanges" section shows how many signals were posted for each exchange in the last month, giving you an understanding if the selected signal provider is compatible with the exchange you are using.

Use the "Contact Info" section to see channel's social media and website links, and also in order to contact the admin and purchase channel access to start auto-trading it. Note that some channels offer a free trial, allowing you to auto-trade it for a week without paying.

Under the Reviews tab, you will see feedback on the channel left by its real users. There are several rules in place for adding reviews to the Marketplace to maintain a fair and transparent environment. You can learn more in the Marketplace Review Guidelines article.

You can slide between the tabs at the top of this page and see which channels have just joined our partners list and which have a free trial for new members!

Note that you can click on the magnifying glass icon to search for a channel you are interested in.

Click on the filters icon at the top left corner and use the suggested filters in order to see the most relevant results for you.

If you have further questions about Channel's Marketplace Statistics, make sure to visit this article:

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