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# Top Traders Board

**The leaderboard tab — every trader sorted by performance over your chosen timeframe and category.**

The **Топ** (Top) sub-tab of Copy-Trading is the discovery surface. Pick a category, pick a timeframe, scroll the leaderboard.

## What the leaderboard shows

* **Trader** — address or display name. Click to open their activity feed.
* **P/L** — profit-or-loss for the timeframe, coloured green or red.
* **Volume** — total traded volume.
* **Closed** — number of closed positions; gives you a sample size.
* **Win rate** — closed wins ÷ total closed, as a percentage.
* **Details** — drill-down: asset mix, average size, recent trade tape.
* **Actions** — `Copy` button to start mirroring this trader.

## Reading a row honestly

A trader at the top of the leaderboard might be:

* **A genuinely good predictor** — high P/L, high volume, high win-rate, plenty of closes.
* **A lucky few-shot** — high P/L, low volume, low closes; one big win pumping the rank.
* **A grinder** — modest P/L per trade, very high volume, very high closes; consistency, not big swings.

The same P/L means different things at different volumes. Always check **Closed** to see if the trader has enough activity for the number to be statistically meaningful.

## What to do once you have a candidate

1. Open **Details** for the trader. Read their asset mix — is it the same categories you actually want exposure to?
2. Look at their last 10–20 closed positions. Are wins clustered around one type of market? Are losses small or large?
3. Cross-check on a longer timeframe (30d or All time) to filter out short-term luck.
4. If the picture is consistent, use the **Copy** action; set a size you can absorb if the next streak is bad.

## Sorting & filters

* The default sort is **P/L descending** for the current timeframe.
* Category pills (`All / Politics / Sports / Crypto / Finance / Tech / Culture / Weather / Economy`) narrow to traders active in that category.
* Timeframe (`24h / 30d / All time`) re-computes every column.

A trader on top of the 24h board may not be on the 30d board — that gap is information.

## When the board is empty

"Записи не найдены" (No records found) on Top usually means:

* The category × timeframe combo has no qualifying traders in this window.
* Widen one filter (longer timeframe, or `All` category) and the board fills.

{% hint style="info" %}
Survivorship bias — the leaderboard shows traders who survived. Traders who blew up are not on it. Treat the board as a candidate list to investigate, not as a recommendation.
{% endhint %}

## FAQs

<details>

<summary>Can I save traders to a watchlist?</summary>

The current build keeps a single leaderboard view; per-trader watchlists are not exposed. Track candidates manually until they're ready to copy.

</details>

<details>

<summary>What's the minimum sample size to trust a win-rate?</summary>

There is no hard rule, but a single-digit Closed column doesn't justify a high win-rate. Look for tens of closed positions before treating the percentage as meaningful.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Do private positions show up?</summary>

Copy-Trading uses public position data — what is reported is what is publicly trackable on-platform.

</details>


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