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The Leaderboard has several boards, each ranking something different. Most can be viewed over the last 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days or all time. Dollar figures use today’s ETH and SOL prices, and both chains are counted together.

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Top traders

Realised P&L is from what was sold. Unrealised is what’s still held, valued at today’s price, with no fees or slippage taken off.

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Best callers

A call’s peak is the highest price that held for at least a minute in the 7 days after it, compared with the price when it was posted. The caller’s own trades don’t count.
  • The period is when calls were posted, so the newest may still be rising.
  • Callers need 3 calls in the period to rank, and deleted calls still count.
  • Typical is the middle of their calls’ peaks.

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Fumbles

A fumble is selling a coin that then at least doubled: at its peak after the sell, the tokens sold would have been worth at least twice what they sold for. Worth at peak is the tokens sold times the peak price, minus anything bought back since. It’s a light-hearted board: nobody can know a peak in advance.
Example: Jo sells 1,000,000 tokens for $50. Later the price peaks at a level where those tokens would be worth $180. That’s a fumble with $180 worth at peak.

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Round trips

A round trip is a coin someone was up at least 2x on, held through the peak, and then gave back at least 75% of that gain.
  • Was up: the most their trades were ever up at market.
  • Ended: what they sold for, plus anything still held at today’s price, minus what they put in.
  • Gave back: the difference.
Linked wallets count as one.
Leaderboards look back, not forward. A place on a board doesn’t mean someone’s next trade or call will go the same way.