Leaderboard
LEADERBOARD ranks wallets in one quote mint. The page is /leaderboard on the desk. The numbers are GET /leaderboard. The table shows unrealized P&L, volume and points on every row; the column you pick is the sort. There is no ROI column, no realized P&L column and no account-value column.
What you can rank by
Unrealized P&L is the default. It is the open positions a wallet holds in that quote, marked at the book.
A long is what selling it into the bids would land, after the taker fee that sale would pay on that market (see Fees). A book with no bid is worth nothing, so the unrealized P&L is the premium spent.
A short is what buying it back would cost: the asks, if they cover the size, otherwise the best ask, otherwise the best bid, otherwise assignment at the displayed spot. A short with none of those is left off the board. It is not scored at zero.
This is the same book mark as the account page, except the account page can also value a long by exercising it through a venue. The leaderboard does not: that price is one request per position. Where exercise would pay more than the book, the two pages disagree, and the account page is the one that includes it.
A wallet with one open position that cannot be marked is left off the unrealized board.
Volume is premium traded in that quote, for as long as the market has been indexed. A trade with yourself counts once. A trade between two wallets counts for both.
Points are one total per wallet, the same on every quote's board. A wallet earns them on the fees its trades pay, as taker or as maker (a maker rebate counts as its size), on a trade through the book or through RFQ alike, plus campaign grants and a share of the points of wallets it referred. A trade with yourself earns none. The board refreshes at most once a minute. A wallet with no points shows 0 and is not on the points ranking.
The search box keeps wallets whose address contains what you typed. The rank is that wallet's place in the list you are looking at.
Wallets
A row is a wallet, shortened, until a display name exists. The rank is the wallet's place in the full list. The board shows 10, 25 or 50 rows a page (SHOW, at the foot); PREV and NEXT move between pages.
Your connected wallet carries a star. When your place is not on the page you are looking at, your row sits under the last one, at your own rank.
Each quote is its own board. The page opens on the quote the most listed markets use.