Leaderboard
The Leaderboard ranks published listings by past performance over the selected window. It is a ranking of what happened, not a statement about what is working now or what will work next.
Earlier documentation called it "the fastest way to find what's working right now." Present tense implies a live claim about future behaviour, which a backward-looking ranking cannot support.
Read it alongside two facts: listings are already filtered by a minimum live return, so the leaderboard ranks a selected set; and rankings computed over a window are sensitive to that window.
The Leaderboard ranks published listings by past performance over a window you choose.
What it ranks
Each entry shows a strategy (and its author) with the headline stats that matter for ranking:
| Column | What it means |
|---|---|
| Rank | Position in the current ranking |
| Strategy / trader | The listing and who published it |
| Return | Performance over the ranking window |
| Sharpe | Risk-adjusted return - rewards steady gains over volatile ones |
| Max drawdown | Worst peak-to-trough decline - lower is better |
| Subscribers | How many users currently run this strategy |
Summary stats at the top of the page aggregate the board - total ranked strategies, leaders by asset class, and similar at-a-glance figures.
Filtering
Narrow the board to what's relevant to you:
- Asset class - Equity or Crypto
- Risk level - Low, Moderate, High
- Time window - the ranking period (e.g. recent vs. longer-term)
Available filters are surfaced on the page itself, so the options always match what the platform currently ranks by. You can also switch between table and card views.
Liking a strategy
Tap the like (heart) on any entry to flag it as one to revisit, then use the liked-only toggle to see just those. Likes are a quick, private shortlist kept on your device - they don't notify the creator and don't affect the ranking. For a persistent, account-synced shortlist you can organize, use the Watchlist instead.
Reading it honestly
A high rank is a starting point, not a guarantee.
Rankings reflect a past window. A strategy at the top may have caught a favourable market that won't repeat. Always open the listing, review its backtest and drawdown, and paper-trade before committing capital - the same discipline as reading a backtest honestly.
Prefer strategies with a strong Sharpe and a manageable max drawdown over ones with a spectacular return and a terrifying drawdown. Consistency survives; luck doesn't.
From leaderboard to subscribed
Click any entry to open its full community section listing, where you can review details, add it to your watchlist, or subscribe. Subscribing copies the strategy into your own account - see Browse & subscribe.