> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fuyo.markets/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fuyo.markets/rewards/leaderboard.md).

# Leaderboard

## What is the Fuyo Leaderboard?

The Fuyo leaderboard ranks traders who have been active on the Fuyo prediction market. It is designed to surface **genuine, consistent participation** — not one-off lucky trades.

| View         | What it covers                                                               |
| ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Weekly**   | Your activity during the current UTC week (Monday 00:00 → next Monday 00:00) |
| **All-time** | Your entire trading history on Fuyo                                          |

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#### Who appears on the leaderboard?

To be ranked, you must meet **all** of the following:

* At least **100 FUYO XP** in your balance
* At least **1 resolved trade**
* A leaderboard score above zero

If you don't appear yet, the most common reason is insufficient XP. Keep trading across multiple sessions — XP accumulates from every eligible resolved trade you place.

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**Why 100 FUYO XP?** \
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100 XP represents genuine multi-session participation. A brand-new wallet making a single trade cannot reach 100 XP in one day. This threshold filters out accounts that trade once and disappear, so the leaderboard reflects traders who keep coming back. 
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The Fuyo Leaderboard is where users can see how they rank against other players on Fuyo.

In simple terms, it answers 3 questions:

* Who is trading well?
* Who is trading with meaningful size?
* Who is staying active consistently?

It is built to feel competitive, fair, and easy to understand.

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It is designed to reward a balanced mix of profit, meaningful trading volume, and consistency over time.
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> ### **Important**
>
> Leaderboard is not the same as Fuyo XP.
>
> * Leaderboard decides your rank
> * Fuyo XP is your reward and progression system
>
> A user can have a lot of Fuyo XP but still not be rank #1 on the leaderboard, because leaderboard rank uses a separate score formula.

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#### Why Fuyo leaderboard exists

The leaderboard makes Fuyo feel more:

* competitive
* social
* skill-based
* rewarding
* habit-forming

Instead of only asking, “Did I win this trade?”, users also start asking:

* “Can I move up this week?”
* “Can I beat my friends?”
* “Can I become a top Fuyo trader?”

That is what makes the Fuyo Markets platform more engaging.

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## How is Fuyo Leaderboard ranking decided?

Your score is driven by three things — in order of importance:

1. **Consistency** — how often you trade and how many trades you place per active day *(50% of your score)*
2. **Efficiency** — how well your trades performed, weighted by how many trades you placed *(40% of your score)*
3. **Real profit** — the actual USDT profit you made, log-scaled so big whales don't dominate *(10% of your score)*

A trader who shows up every day and places multiple trades will always outrank a trader who placed one high-ROI trade and disappeared.

For more detailed how the latest leaderboard score is calculated, [read more here](/rewards/leaderboard/how-leaderboard-score-is-calculated.md).

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**The best strategy is simple:** trade regularly, place multiple trade per session, and keep your streak alive. Consistency is worth more than any single big win.
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#### How the leaderboard updates

The leaderboard updates when markets settle.

This is the flow:

1. a market gets resolved
2. trades are finalized as win, loss, or void 
3. trading stats are updated
4. daily XP is recalculated
5. XP delta is minted
6. leaderboard data is read from stored stats

So the leaderboard is not based on a separate delayed ranking job. It updates as part of the normal settlement flow.

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> ### Important
>
> Your leaderboard stats only update when your trades become RESOLVED.
>
> That means:
>
> * open trades do not count yet
> * pending trades do not count yet
> * void trades do not count at all
>
> Only finalized resolved trades count.

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#### Which trade counts?

A trade counts toward leaderboard stats only if its status is:

**RESOLVED**

These do not count:

* OPEN
* PENDING\_TRANSACTION
* VOID

#### Example

If you placed 5 trades today:

* 3 are already resolved
* 1 is still open
* 1 is voided

Only the 3 resolved trades affect your leaderboard.

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#### Weekly vs All-Time

Fuyo has 2 leaderboard views.

#### Weekly

This shows performance for the current UTC week only.

Weekly runs from:

* Wednesday 00:00 UTC
* to next Tuesday 23:59 UTC

#### All-Time

This shows your performance across all resolved trading history on Fuyo.

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### Pro Tip

Think of it like this:

* Weekly = who is hot right now
* All-Time = who has built the strongest long-term record
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#### Who appears on the leaderboard?

A user appears on the leaderboard only if:

* they have trading stats for that scope
* their score is above 0

This keeps the leaderboard cleaner and prevents empty or inactive accounts from appearing.