> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.2hour.fun/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Leaderboards

> Every board on the Leaderboard page and what it ranks.

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.

| Board | What it ranks |
| - | - |
| **Top traders** | Profit and loss on trades in the period |
| **Best callers** | How coins did after people's calls |
| **Fumbles** | Sells of coins that then at least doubled |
| **Round trips** | Big gains that were mostly given back |
| **Top creators** | Creator fees earned from trades of their coins |
| **This window** | Coins launched in the current window, by peak market cap |
| **Levels** | Prestige first, then level and XP, all time or this season |

## 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.

## 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.

## 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.

> [!NOTE]
>
> **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.

## 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.

> [!NOTE]
>
> Leaderboards look back, not forward. A place on a board doesn't mean someone's next trade or call will go the same way.


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