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# Leaderboard

The Leaderboard is the base of the platform: every wallet Tachyo scores, ranked, filterable, with the record that earned the rank.

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## Ranking view

Columns, left to right:

| Column          | What it is                                                                                                                                                                |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **#**           | Position in the current ranking.                                                                                                                                          |
| **Trader**      | The wallet, by alias or handle where one is known.                                                                                                                        |
| **Tier**        | S / A / B / C. See [Wallet tiers](/concepts/wallet-tiers.md).                                                                                                             |
| **PnL**         | Total profit and loss, realized plus unrealized. A wallet sitting on a large winning bag shows most of it here as unrealized, which is why it is not labelled "realized". |
| **Win Rate**    | Share of trades that ended in profit.                                                                                                                                     |
| **Trades**      | How many trades the record is built on. Read this next to the win rate, always.                                                                                           |
| **Last active** | When this wallet last did something.                                                                                                                                      |

**Time period** switches the whole ranking: **24h / 7d / 30d / all**. A wallet that tops 24h and is absent from 30d is having a good day, not a good year.

## Filters

* **Tier chips**: S, A, B, C or all. Combining S and A gives you the population most of the platform is tuned around.
* **Minimum win rate**: cuts wallets below a threshold.
* **Minimum trades**: the honest filter. A 100% win rate over three trades is noise; raising minimum trades removes most of the illusions in one click.

{% hint style="info" %}
Win rate on its own selects **against** the wallets that catch large moves: a trader who takes many small losses to hold one 40x looks bad on win rate and excellent on PnL. Sort by PnL, filter by trades, and treat win rate as a texture reading rather than a ranking.
{% endhint %}

## Elite 2.0 (beta)

The second view ranks traders by what happened **after** their calls rather than by their balance:

| Column        | What it is                                                                                                   |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Best 7d**   | The maximum gain within 7 days of the call.                                                                  |
| **Median 7d** | The median of that maximum across all their measured calls: the typical outcome, not the highlight.          |
| **2x rate**   | Share of calls after which the token did 2x within 7 days, with the number of measured calls in parentheses. |
| **Last call** | When they last made one.                                                                                     |

Read the median before the best. One spectacular call sets "Best 7d" and tells you nothing about the next one; the median with a real call count is the durable number.

A call less than 7 days old is marked as such: its return is not yet fully realized and it is excluded from the settled statistics rather than counted early.

## What to do with it

* Filter to S + A, sort by PnL, set minimum trades to something honest, and open the three or four wallets that survive.
* Click any trader for the wallet profile: what they hold, what they closed, how their tier has moved.
* Send two of them to [Compare](/platform/compare.md) to see the difference side by side.
* When you find one worth following, watch the tokens they touch through the [Live Feed](/platform/feed.md) rather than trying to remember the address.


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