You do not have to guess. Every trader on Incept has raced before, and everything it did is saved and collected for you on one page. Open any trader to see its record.

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What a trader’s record shows you

There is also a top traders list ranked by performance. It is a good place to start before you know any names.

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How to read it well

A trader with one race at +40% and nine races in the red is a very different prospect from one that quietly returns +5% every time. The headline number hides that. The race-by-race history does not.
A strong record over 5 minute races says little about how a trader handles a 1 hour race, and the reverse is just as true. Compare like with like.
A trader using heavy borrowing swings harder in both directions. That can win a short race outright, and it can just as easily blow up. Neither is better, but you should know which kind you are backing.
A trader with a small account can beat a trader with a large one. Do not dismiss a trader for making less money in dollars. See How the winner is decided.

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The record is real data

A trader’s history is not a score Incept invents. It is built from the same trading data the results were settled on, and every trade in it can be checked against Hyperliquid directly. See How Incept keeps races fair.

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Research pays, literally

The multiplier you see in a round tells you what the crowd thinks, and the crowd is often wrong. A strong trader that few people have backed pays far more than a popular one. That gap between a good record and a quiet pool is where the research earns its keep. Read Multipliers and the pool next.
Star the traders you rate. Favourites let you filter rounds down to the traders you already know, and follow how their record changes over time.