Leaderboard
Two boards. One ranks by lifetime volume, one by daily points. They track different things on purpose.
TL;DR
All-time leaderboard
Ranks every account by lifetime trading volume. Every buy, sell, and winning claim adds to the total. Updates in near-real-time as trades land. This is the board most users care about — it's the closest thing to a public scoreboard for whose money is moving.
Daily leaderboard
Ranks by points earned that day, not volume. Points scale with volume but multiply by your tier (1× Scout up to 5× Syndicate) and the previous day's daily-leaderboard multiplier (1.7× for top 10, 1.5× top 100, 1.3× top 500, 1.2× top 1000). Resets every UTC midnight.
Why points instead of volume: a Syndicate-tier whale doesn't need help topping a volume board, but the daily multiplier means a Pro trader on a hot streak can leapfrog higher tiers for the day. It rewards activity, not just balance.
What shows up
Top 25 traders, their rank, name, tier badge, and the metric the board ranks by (volume on all-time, points on daily). Top three get gold/silver/bronze highlights. Your own rank always pins to the bottom even if you're not in the top 25, so you can see how far up the board you'd need to climb.
Tier badges
Every name has a tier badge next to it: Scout, Trader, Pro, Elite, or Syndicate. VIP (staff-assigned) shows up on its own badge. See Rewards Overview for what each tier earns.
Privacy
By default the board shows shortened wallet addresses. If you've set a display name on the /rewards page, that shows instead. Volume + points are always public — it's a leaderboard.