# Closed Trades Overview

### Important: All the analysis we do is based on closed trades, that means we will account as a trade only when the wallet has sold 100% of the token.

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* **Winners:** Number of winning trades
* **Losses:** Number of losing trades&#x20;
* **Win Rate:** This metric measures the percentage of profitable trades. A higher win rate indicates a more consistent trader. It’s an important metric but there are many successful traders with lower win rates.


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