Leaderboard

Click any column header to sort by it. The default sort is Smart Money score, descending.

• Win Rate: the percentage of their resolved trades that ended in profit. Green when 60% or higher.
• All-time P&L: realized profit and loss in dollars, summed over every position the wallet has closed. Open positions are not included. Green for positive, red for negative.
• 90d P&L: the same figure for positions closed in the last 90 days. It is the number the whale profile shows as Last 90 days, and the change its chart shows over 3M.
• 30d trend: a sparkline of how their Smart Money score has moved over the last 30 days. Wide screens only.
• Smart Money: a 0 to 100 ranking of demonstrated skill, with recent results weighted heavily. Purple at 80+, yellow at 60+, blue at 40+.
• Insider: the wallet's average insider risk score across recent trades. Red at 70+, yellow at 40+.

Use the search box in the top right to find a specific whale by name or wallet. Paste a full address (with or without the 0x prefix) or just a few letters of a name to narrow the table.

Smart Money is the ranking column, and it is centred rather than cumulative: 50 means no demonstrated edge, above that is evidence of skill, below is evidence against. Trading volume is deliberately not an input, because volume can be manufactured by a wallet trading against itself.

The score looks at the last 90 days as well as the whole record, and weights them heavily. A wallet that made its money months ago and has been losing since drops down the board, even if its all-time P&L is still the biggest on it. That is why a wallet can sit below one with less all-time profit: compare the 90d P&L column.

A wallet with too few decisive closed positions is marked provisional. That means not enough evidence, not a poor result, and it is worth checking before you follow someone off a high number.

The same score drives the badges you see on trade cards in the feed. There is a fuller explanation, including how it differs from the insider score, in scores and badges.

A small chevron next to a wallet's rank shows movement since the last scoring window. A green up-arrow means they moved up the leaderboard, a red down-arrow means they moved down. No arrow means no change.

Click any row to open that whale's full profile. From the profile you can read their trade history, follow them with one click, and (on Pro) see the insider score breakdown, equity curve, risk metrics, and pattern analysis. See the Whale profiles page for everything that lives there.