What is a copyability score?
Copyability score — A 0–100 measure of whether a wallet's trades could realistically have been copied at a follower's size and time.
Three things decide whether a follower could have taken the same trade: how deep the order book was at the source's fill (liquidity), how much the spread would have cost (spread), and how far the price moved in the minutes after the fill (post-entry drift). A wallet that trades thin books, pays wide spreads, or moves the market itself scores low even if it is very profitable.
The score is not a prediction of returns. It is a filter: it removes wallets whose edge cannot be transferred to a follower. Stratex Hub uses it as the main ranking on its leaderboard and shows the components on every wallet page.
See it on real wallets
Every wallet page on Stratex Hub shows this measure with the numbers behind it. Start from the re-ranked leaderboard or browse all analysed wallets; the methodology has the formulas.