Wallet tracking & rankings
What is the FOMO PnL leaderboard?
The leaderboard ranks the Solana traders in the feed on realised profit, meaning money from positions they actually closed rather than paper gains on things they still hold. The window is switchable, and each setting answers a different question. Read it as a shortlist of wallets worth watching rather than as a verdict on who is good, because a ranking is a record of what already happened.
What realised profit means here
A position counts once it is closed. Buy, sell, and the difference is the number that enters the ranking. Positions still open contribute nothing, however well they happen to be doing at the moment you look. That choice costs the board some drama and buys it the only property that makes it worth reading: today's ranking cannot be rewritten by tomorrow's price.
The window is half the ranking
A trader who is first over thirty days and absent over twenty four hours is not trading right now. A trader who is first over twenty four hours may have had one good afternoon. Neither is a better answer than the other, but they are answers to different questions, so read the window before you read the name.
One chain, one wallet
The figures are the trader's Solana wallet. A trader with positions on other chains has those excluded rather than blended in, because mixing them would produce a number that no single wallet ever earned and that the copy path here could not reproduce anyway. If a row and a panel ever disagree, that is the thing to check first.
Survivorship, stated plainly
Every leaderboard shows you who is winning, which is not the same as showing you what winning is worth. The traders who blew up are not on it, so the visible distribution is better than the real one. Treat a high rank as evidence that somebody is worth a closer look, and treat the closer look as the thing that actually decides anything.
How to use it
- Pick the window that matches your horizon, not the one with the biggest number.
- Open the trader and read the closed trades, not the headline. Fifty small wins and one catastrophic loss can sum to a great month.
- Check whether they are still active. A rank earned three weeks ago is history.
- Shortlist, then watch. The leaderboard is where a shortlist comes from, not where a decision gets made.
Common questions
- How is PnL calculated on the leaderboard?
- From closed positions only: the difference between what a trader paid to enter and what they received on exit, summed across the window. Open positions are excluded no matter how they are performing, so a ranking cannot be rewritten by a price move after the fact.
- Which time window does the leaderboard use?
- It is switchable, and the setting changes the answer completely. A short window favours whoever is active right now; a long one favours consistency. Read which window is selected before comparing two traders, because the same pair can swap places between them.
- Does the ranking include other chains?
- No. The figures are the trader's Solana wallet only. Blending chains would produce a number no single wallet earned, and it would describe activity that cannot be copied here anyway, since every trading control on the terminal is Solana only.
- Do I need an account to see the leaderboard?
- No. The leaderboard and the live feed are both browsable logged out. An account is needed only for the things that end in a transaction from your own wallet, such as buying, copytrading, or keeping a persistent watchlist.
- Does a high rank mean a trader is worth copying?
- It means they are worth reading. A rank is a record of closed trades in one window on one chain, and it says nothing about whether the approach that produced it still works, or whether it survives being copied a few seconds late at a different size.
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