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Leaderboard Overview

The leaderboard ranks wallets, not vaults. It aggregates every position a wallet holds across all vaults and ranks them by profit and loss, return on investment, equity, and related metrics. Where the vault grid tells you which vaults to consider, the leaderboard tells you which depositors get the best results — and lets you study what they’re doing.

What makes the leaderboard different from the vault grid?

Section titled “What makes the leaderboard different from the vault grid?”

The vault grid answers one question: “Which vault should I deposit into?” The leaderboard answers a different one: “Which depositors earn the best returns, and how do they do it?” The vault grid evaluates the vehicle. The leaderboard evaluates the passenger.

Each tool has a role. Use the vault grid when you know what metrics matter to you and want to screen vaults. Use the leaderboard when you want to find skilled depositors, study their portfolios, and discover vaults through their allocation choices.

Question Sort by
“Who has generated the most profit overall?” All PnL
“Who picks winning vaults most consistently?” Win %
“Who diversifies intelligently across vaults?” Vaults count
“Who achieves the best annualized returns?” ROI (Ann.)
“Which new depositors are off to a strong start?” First Entry
“Who took the biggest loss — and what went wrong?” Worst PnL

The limit selector controls how many wallets appear in the grid. Your plan determines the maximum:

5
Free max
50
Growth max
100
★ Pro max

You can request up to 500 wallets on Pro, but your plan cap applies. The limit exists to keep the grid responsive — most analysis work happens with far fewer wallets anyway.

A configurable strip above the grid provides aggregate statistics and distribution views. It contains:

  • Stats bar: wallet count, median PnL, worst PnL, total PnL
  • Four distribution charts Free

Toggle it on when you need a market-wide perspective. Toggle it off when you want more screen space for individual wallet data.

The columns picker works the same way as the vault grid. Choose which metrics to display and reorder them to match your analysis. Free plans see a default set of columns. Growth and Pro unlock every available column.

Your entire configuration — visible columns, sort order, filters — can be saved as a screen. Free: 1 screen. Growth: up to 100. Pro: unlimited.

Four aggregate metrics that summarize the current leaderboard view:

Each chart groups wallets into performance buckets. Together, they give you a sense of where the market stands:

Chart Buckets What to look for
PnL Distribution < $0, < $10K, $10K-$100K, $100K-$250K, $250K+ Are a few wallets capturing most of the gains, or is profit spread broadly?
Win Rate Distribution 0-20%, 20-40%, 40-60%, 60-80%, 80-100% Are most wallets winning or losing? A cluster toward the left suggests a difficult market.
Equity Distribution < $1K, $1K-$10K, $10K-$100K, $100K-$1M, > $1M How well-capitalized are the depositors in your view?
APR Distribution < 0%, 0-20%, 20-40%, 40-60%, > 60% What returns are typical? A wide spread suggests varying skill or risk tolerance.

Broad distributions — wallets spread across all buckets instead of concentrated in one — suggest a healthy, diverse ecosystem. These charts are available on all plans.

  • All PnL — Total profit and loss across every vault this wallet has ever participated in Free
  • Session PnL — Current session PnL only Free
  • Best PnL / Worst PnL — Best and worst performing single vault positions Free
  • ROI — Simple total return on investment across all vaults Free
  • ROI (Ann.) — Annualized return, normalizing for different investment periods Free
  • Equity — Total current value across all vaults (liquid plus locked) Free
  • Concentration — Largest position as a percentage of total equity Free
  • Vaults / Active / Exited — How many vaults this wallet has participated in, split by current and past positions Free
  • Win % — Percentage of vault positions that are profitable Free
  • Wins / Losses — Count of profitable and unprofitable vault positions Free

Six ranking columns show where a wallet stands relative to all other wallets:

Rank Based on Plan
# (Rank) All-time PnL Free
ROI Rank Annualized ROI Free
Equity Rank Total equity Growth
Div. Rank Number of active vaults Growth
Win Rate Rank Win rate percentage Growth
Loss Rank Biggest single loss Growth
  1. Start with annualized ROI. Sort by ROI (Ann.) descending. The wallets at the top consistently pick winning vaults. Study their portfolios to understand what they’re seeing that others miss.

  2. Cross-reference with concentration. High ROI means little if a single position drives all the gains. Look for high ROI paired with low concentration — that’s diversified skill, not a lucky bet.

  3. Verify with win rate. A wallet with 40% ROI and 90% win rate is compounding steadily. A wallet with 40% ROI and 40% win rate is making big, directional bets. Neither is wrong, but they reflect very different styles.

  4. Click through to the vault grid. Click any wallet address to jump to the vault grid filtered by that wallet Growth. This shows you exactly which vaults they’re in, their allocation sizes, and entry timing.

  5. Watch market-wide trends. Toggle the charts on and check the distribution views. When most wallets cluster in the losing buckets, macro conditions may be working against everyone. Context matters when evaluating individual performance.