Time-Window Sliced Metrics

Every trader metric on Airavat is computed over the trailing 180 days by default. Time-window slicing lets you re-read those metrics over just the recent past — 24h, 7d, 30d, or 90d — so a hot streak or a quiet month isn’t hidden inside a six-month average.

Where to find it

• Traders tab (leaderboard): a time-window selector sits next to the search box. Pick a window and the leaderboard re-sorts and re-renders with stats computed over that window only. Your selection is stored in the URL (?htw=30d), so it’s shareable and survives navigation.
• Trader detail page: a Time window selector on the Overview tab switches the stat cards between the trailing-180-day default and each narrower window. Windows with no data for that trader are greyed out. Your selection is stored in the URL (?window=30d).

Which metrics slice

Per window, the following are recomputed from that window’s trades: PnL, Trader Score, dollar-weighted win rate ($W-Win %), Sharpe Ratio, Sortino Ratio, Max Drawdown (%), Max Drawdown ($), Kelly Fraction, Profit Factor, Avg Hold Time, Funding Alpha, Liquidations, Total Volume, Total Trades, Closed Positions, Wins, Losses.

Cards that don’t appear in this list are not window-derived: ROI (180d) and Style are always trailing-180-day values, and Account Value, Margin Used, Avg Leverage, Open Positions are live figures read from the trader’s current Hyperliquid positions.

How it works (and what to watch for)

• Slices are recomputed whenever a trader’s stats are refreshed (realtime as trades land, plus periodic catch-up), so windowed metrics are as fresh as the trader’s own metrics.
• A window only appears for a trader once they have at least one closed position inside it. If a trader has no closed positions in the last 7 days, 7d is disabled on their page.
• Windowed metrics are noisier by nature — a 7-day Sharpe over a handful of trades means far less than a 90-day one. Use short windows for “what’s this trader doing lately”, long ones for judging skill.
• Slicing does not affect Open Positions, Closed Positions, or the Trades tabs on the detail page — those always show full history.