Leaderboard
How the Prow leaderboard ranks traders. Who appears on it, how return and drawdown are measured, what others can see about you, and how to leave.
On this page
The Leaderboard ranks Prow traders who chose to appear on it. Only signed-in Prow users can see it. On a phone, open Profile, then Leaderboard under More. On a computer, open Settings from the account chip at the bottom of the sidebar, then Leaderboard and See the leaderboard.
Who appears
Nobody, until they opt in. The leaderboard is off by default. To join, open Settings > Leaderboard, pick a handle and a display name, then turn on Show me on the leaderboard. Your first numbers appear within about 15 minutes.
Your handle and avatar are not linked to your email or wallet. The avatar is random, and New avatar draws another.
What counts
All trading on the linked accounts you include, not only trades placed through Prow. Venue data is public on-chain, so the numbers come straight from the venue. In Settings > Leaderboard > Accounts you can leave an account out.
The leaderboard reads Hyperliquid. Lighter joins later.
The via Prow badge shows the share of your trading volume in the period placed through Prow. Trades made on the venue's own site, through other apps, or before Prow tagged its orders count as not via Prow.
How return is measured
ROI is your trading profit over the period divided by the money you had at work. The board shows returns only in percent: your profit in dollars is never shown. Deposits and withdrawals are not profit or loss: a $1,000 deposit never shows as a gain.
- Trading profit is the venue's own profit for the period, after fees and funding.
- Money at work is your balance at the start plus deposits and withdrawals, each weighted by how long it was in the account during the period (the Modified Dietz method). If your average balance was higher, that is used instead.
- Balances under $100 count as $100, so a tiny account can't post a huge percentage.
Max drawdown is the largest fall from a high point of your return over the period, with deposits and withdrawals taken out.
Trades are round trips: a position in one coin from opening to fully closed. A trade that flips from long to short counts as one closed trade and one new trade. Win rate is the share of closed trades with a profit after fees.
Periods and ranking
Choose 24h, 7d, 30d or All. You get a rank for a period once you meet its minimums. Until then you show as Unranked, with the reason.
| Period | Average balance | Closed trades | Other |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24h | $200 | 3 | |
| 7d | $200 | 5 | |
| 30d | $200 | 10 | traded on 5 different days |
| All | 20 | 30 days of history |
The board is sorted by ROI. You can also sort by trades, win rate or drawdown. Only the top 1,000 are listed. Numbers update every few minutes.
What others can see
On your profile: handle, display name, avatar, venues, ranks, return chart, and open positions and closed trades unless you hide them.
- Show my address is off by default. While it is off, Prow never shows your address, position sizes or dollar amounts of single trades, and times are rounded to the hour.
- Show open positions and Show trades and feed decide whether the Positions and Trades tabs and the Feed show your activity.
- Feed delay holds back new trades and positions for 15 minutes (default), 1 hour, or not at all.
The feed
Feed lists positions that traders on the board opened and closed, after each trader's delay. Trade BTC long only opens the ticket with the coin and side filled in. Nothing is copied or placed for you, and past results don't predict future ones.
Leave or delete
Turn off Show me on the leaderboard to leave the board at once. Delete leaderboard data also removes your profile, handle and everything Prow stored for the leaderboard. Your trades stay on the venue.
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