Linvesther documentation
Linvesther turns the performance of your real accounts into public statements that anyone can check, without publishing a balance, a position or a trade.
Get started
Create an identity, connect an account and publish your first claim.
Understand it
How performance is measured, what a claim is and what each guarantee means.
Build on it
Read public profiles and claims over HTTP, and the contracts on Base.
The idea in four steps
- Connect. You link your accounts with read-only credentials. Nothing can be traded or withdrawn.
- Measure. Linvesther computes percentages from your history: return, worst drop, risk-adjusted return and win rate. Every connected account is added together.
- Publish. Your public profile shows those percentages, or nothing at all if you turn on privacy mode. You can also share a single claim, such as “return at least 10%”.
- Verify. Ownership is recorded on a public blockchain, and results can be checked by anyone without access to your accounts.
What is public and what is not
| Public | Never published |
|---|---|
| Percentages: return, max drawdown, Sharpe, win rate | Balances and any absolute amount |
| The date you connected and how long it has been tracked | Positions, trades and order history |
| Your public address and optional name and bio | API keys, tokens and exchange identifiers |
| Claims you choose to publish | The exact figure behind a claim |
Read the whitepaper for the technology behind this, or continue to Getting started.