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Overview

The Leaderboard ranks traders by TDF score — habit, results, and risk control together, not who made the most money — and bots by performance. URL: /leaderboard The page is one stage: your standing as a single strip at the top, the season’s top three as glass cards wearing gold, silver and bronze crowns, then two tabs — Traders and Bots — under them. A season selector (This week / This month / This year / All time) in the page head applies to everything on it.

Your standing

One line, always visible: your avatar, name, streak, trades and bots, your rank of N, your TDF score (the season’s daily average), your badges, and which score component is your biggest lever. Full breakdown opens a drawer under the strip with the score’s three families — Habit (30), Results (35), Risk control (35) — and every part inside them, the lever sentence with a link to where you fix it, your P&L over the season, and all your badges. Hide breakdown closes it.

Traders

  • The top three stand as three equal cards: the season’s equity line on the left, the TDF score with its three families on the right, then win rate, trades, days and gain, badges, the last trade, and View profile.
  • Under them, the board: rank, trader, TDF score with a share bar (relative to the best score in view), win rate, trades, days, gain and last trade. Pick what the board ranks on to the right of the tabs: TDF score (the default), Top gain, Top ROI or Top win rate — the top three and every rank follow the measure you pick, computed over the season. On the TDF board your own row is highlighted, and Jump to me pages the board to where you sit.
  • You need scored days on at least 3 days in the season to be ranked; unranked traders still show, below the ranked ones.
  • Monthly badges: Signal Guru (every bot above 50% win rate), Daily Streak (traded every day), Rising Star, Market Navigator (10+ symbols), Top Trader (top 10 by score).

Bots

  • Pick the measure under the top three: Top gain / Top ROI / Top win rate. Every card’s headline and the order of the grid follow it. Real accounts only by default — a demo bot has nothing at stake.
  • The top three bots wear crowns; every bot below them is the same card, with every detail inside: identity and rank, tags, the headline with its sparkline, the three risk figures (max drawdown, profit factor, worst streak), trades, win rate, running time, the bot’s terms, and the copy action. Show the next 24 bots loads more.
  • Minimum trades to rank scales with the season: 5 (week), 15 (month), 30 (longer). Below the floor a bot shows but is marked unrankable — “too little history to rank or to judge risk.”
  • Each of your bots can opt out via “listed on leaderboard.”
Router bots publish Route 2 only. Route 1 is the feeder — it takes the early ladder steps and loses by design, so it’s excluded from all public surfaces and is never copyable.

Trader profiles

View profile (or a tap on any board row) opens the trader in the same design: one identity band with their crown if they are in the top three, the meta line, bio and badges, and on the right their rank of N, TDF score, settled trades and followers with Follow, Ask to chat and Share (copies the link). Below it: Return against what it cost (return as a percentage of capital above the zero line, drawdown from peak below it, hover a day for both), The record (won/lost/break-even bar, biggest win and loss, worst losing run, risk/reward, profit factor, copiers), What their score is made of, and Their bots — the same cards as the board, ranked by the measure you pick, with Copy to request access. See Copy trading.