# Trading Deltas and Percentiles

### This is a very important metric, especially if you want to copytrade.

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* **Average Trading Time:** This metric shows the average time taken to complete a trade. It’s just to give an idea and could be biased if the longest trade took too long to close.
* **Trades per Token:** This metric indicates the frequency of trades for each token. Some higher frequency traders will trade the same token many times.
* **Min/Max/Percentiles:** These metrics provide insights into how fast the wallet trades and are really important for a good copytrading system because higher frequency traders are very hard to copy and you will likely lose money. As a rule of thumb, avoid copying wallets that the 10th percentile is below 60-100 seconds. If you want to understand this further, read more on “[What is a copytrading system?](https://dedge-1.gitbook.io/dedge-sol-analyzer/understanding-the-tool/readme/what-is-a-copytrading-system)” and “[Building a successful copytrading system](https://dedge-1.gitbook.io/dedge-sol-analyzer/understanding-the-tool/readme/what-is-a-copytrading-system/building-a-successful-copytrading-system)”