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# Statistics
The user can track their trading statistics in real-time for periods of 7, 30, and 90 days.
Statistics are provided for two types of accounts: public and private.
### Public Statistics
The public account involves participation in the terminal's trader rankings and publishing setups in a separate thread of the Tradium \[[COMMUNITY](https://t.me/+w7h0-OLflPMxM2I6)] chat.
Any terminal user can share their public statistics on Telegram. To do this, enter the bot's Username **`@tradiumterminal_bot`** and select the period from the dropdown list.
### Private Statistics
This contains information on trading results from the private account. It does not participate in the trader rankings and is also reset along with the private account.
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