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# Compare

Compare puts two traders next to each other and shows the same metrics for both: tier, PnL, win rate, trade count, activity and what they hold.

## How to use it

1. Pick the first wallet: browse the top traders list or type into the search box.
2. Pick the second the same way.
3. Read across, not down.

Search accepts a handle, an alias or an address, and the browse list is the same population you see on the [Leaderboard](/platform/leaderboard.md).

## What it is actually for

**Deciding who to follow when two wallets look equally good.** Two S-tier wallets can have opposite personalities: one takes many small positions and grinds, the other takes three swings a quarter. Side by side, that shows up immediately in trade count against PnL.

**Sanity-checking a wallet you already trust** against a known-good one. If your wallet's record only looks strong until you put a genuinely strong wallet next to it, better to learn that before you size on it.

**Understanding a tier boundary.** Comparing an S wallet with an A wallet is the fastest way to develop intuition for what the model is rewarding.

## What to look at first

* **Trades against PnL**: depth of record versus size of result.
* **Win rate in context**: see the caution on [Leaderboard](/platform/leaderboard.md); high win rate can mean small, safe, frequent wins.
* **Last active**: a strong record that stopped six weeks ago is history, not a wallet to follow.
* **Overlap in holdings**: two wallets in the same tokens are one bet, not two.


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