Leaderboard
Standard leaderboards rank by whoever made the most money recently. That is a ranking of outcomes, not of process — and outcomes over short windows are dominated by leverage and luck. Our board ranks by a composite score built to survive the next month, not to celebrate the last one.
In short
A Hyperliquid leaderboard ranks traders by on-chain performance. HyperMirror ranks by composite score — PnL consistency, win rate, profit factor, position discipline and survivability — and publishes the allocation weight each leader receives.
Sorting by 7-day PnL systematically promotes maximum leverage into a favourable move. The same ranking mechanically demotes the trader who sized conservatively and compounded — the one you actually want to copy.
It also has no memory. An account that liquidated twice before its winning week appears identical to one that never has.
Candidates must clear floors on every dimension before they can rank at all. Composite score then determines both position on the board and the share of capital allocated when the basket is mirrored.
Scores refresh continuously against cached snapshots. Decay moves a leader into probation and reduces allocation; a hard breach triggers emergency replacement instead of waiting for the next rebalance.
Every figure is an estimate derived from public trader history over a 7D or 30D window. It is not a promise, and it is not what your account will earn — your fills and account size differ.
Where a metric is unreliable, the board shows not available rather than a fabricated zero.
Questions
By composite score across PnL consistency, win rate, profit factor, position discipline and survivability — not by raw recent PnL. Score also sets each leader's allocation weight.
Scores refresh continuously against cached snapshots, and the board shows the timestamp of the data it is displaying.
In Full mode you mirror up to 10 leaders simultaneously, each isolated in its own sub-account and weighted by score.
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Score-weighted allocation across up to 10 elite Hyperliquid traders, each isolated in its own sub-account. Your funds never leave your account.
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