Leaderboard

One board per season, ordered by season points, frozen the moment the season closes.

What it ranks

The leaderboard ranks players by season points — everything you earned inside the current season window:

• quest points,
• the profile multiplier paid on top of them,
• Daily Check points,
• referral income, up to its 25% ceiling,
• 10% of your previous season's total, carried over at the season change.

It does not include anything earned in a season before the last one, and your reputation score is not points — it is the multiplier that produces them.

If your profile's lifetime total is larger than your leaderboard total, that is because the leaderboard covers this season and the lifetime total covers everything. See Points.

The order

Players are sorted:

1. Season points, highest first.
2. Then by who got there first. Two players on the same total are separated by when they reached it — the earlier one ranks higher. Arriving at 800 points on day four beats arriving at 800 points on day nineteen.
3. Then by account id, so the order is fully determined and never shuffles between page loads.

There is no random element and no hidden weighting.

Reading the board

• Top of the board — the full ranked list, paged.
• Around me — your position with the five places above and below, so you can see what catching up actually costs.
• Your row — your rank, your season points, and the prize your current position projects to.

The board opens on everyone who scored this season. Two tabs narrow it to the boundaries that actually mean something:

• Top 50 — the places the prize pool is split between.
• Top 10 — the head of the table.

They appear once the season has more players than the boundary itself; on a small board they would just repeat the full list.

The board is public. Players are shown by their profile name and a truncated wallet address; full addresses are never exposed on the public board.

While the season is live

The board updates as points land. Prize amounts shown next to positions during a live season are a projection of the current standing onto the payout curve — they move as people move.

When the season closes

At the close of the season window, the board is frozen and a snapshot is written in the same operation: final rank and final prize for every ranked player. Nothing after that moment changes the result.

Points earned after the window belong to the next season.

Zero-point players

A player with zero season points is not ranked and receives no reward. Being ranked requires having done something.

Related

• Prize pool and payouts — what a position is worth
• Fair play — the eligibility check that runs on top of the ranking
• Seasons and waves — the window the board covers