Candella Copytrade

Illustration. The timings in the animation above are chosen for visual rhythm and show the shape of the pipeline — detection, fan-out, fill acknowledgment. They are not a measurement of Candella's execution and are not a performance claim.

We publish these three figures only when they come from real fills. Candella makes no performance claims, and no execution statistic appears here until a measured one exists to put in its place. What each figure will mean is defined below, so the definition is on the record before the number is.

Latency is end-to-end wall-clock. It includes the lead broker's push latency, the lead's Wi-Fi and ISP, our handler, the follower broker's acknowledgment, and the geographic distance between every hop. It is not just Candella's internal processing time. The only honest number for a lead trader is the one their subscriber actually experiences.

Slippage is the bps drift between the lead's fill price and the follower's fill price. It includes the time gap between the two fills (already covered above), the bid-ask spread at each broker, the follower account's queue position, and market movement during the gap. We clamp the follower's limit price to a configurable guard (default 2%), so the worst-case slippage is bounded by what the lead chose, not unbounded execution.