Recorded prices
Track records
Every public record on Crumpert, over a rolling 90 days. What is verified here is the PRICE DATA, not the creator: entry and exit prices are captured live by the platform when a call opens and settles, never self-reported. Crumpert does not back, endorse, or check the people publishing these records, and does not assess how risky any of them are. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
No risk assessment is provided here
Crumpert does not calculate, rate, or verify how risky any creator’s approach is. The figures below describe calls that have already settled — volatility and drawdown measure how past results were spread out, not how much capital a creator commits, how correlated their positions are, or what happens next.
Do your own research before following or subscribing to anyone here, and consider whether their approach is something your own risk tolerance can absorb. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Nothing on this page is investment advice or a recommendation.
How these numbers are calculated — every formula, and what they cannot tell you
Median, not mean — a single outsized loss drags an average into nonsense while saying nothing about the typical call.
Option returns are modelled from Black-Scholes premiums, not executed fills.
Records
Weighted return decays with age (half-life 21 days), so this tracks current form rather than treating a call from ten weeks ago as today's news. Records under 5 closed calls are marked provisional and always sort last. These are measurements of settled calls, not an assessment of any creator.
Risk against return
The same average return can be earned in small repeated steps or by swinging. Horizontal position is how far a creator's individual calls spread around their own average; vertical position is their weighted return, above or below the zero line.
How outcomes are distributed
A win rate counts how often calls land, not how far. The shape of the tails is what separates a durable record from one carried by a couple of outliers.
2 of 4 closed calls finished positive. Bars left of the divider are losses, right are gains.
The ledger
Every call that has settled, newest first. Aggregate numbers are a claim; these are the evidence behind them.