How the score works
Four things shape the score, 0 to 100, then a letter. Same formula for every wallet, plus three caps. The score describes the last 7 days. It doesn't predict your next trade.
Four things shape the score
Each column is its share of the 100 points. Tap one to read it.
Share of the score100points, then a grade
Return25/100
What you made or lost, as a share of the account you started the week with. Fees and funding included.
A quarter of the score, no more: a good week on one lucky trade is still a lucky trade.
Score to grade
F covers a third of the line. A is the top fifth.
F0–34RektD35–49RoughC50–64AverageB65–79SolidA80–100Elite
A80–100Elite
B65–79Solid
C50–64Average
D35–49Rough
F0–34Rekt
Three caps
Each one holds the grade down, whatever the score says.
capped atCLiquidated this weekA liquidation means the risk control failed, however the week ended.
capped atBLost money this weekGood process with a red result can be a B, never an A.
capped atBFewer than 3 closed tradesNot enough history yet to call it skill.
What counts, and the leaderboard
Same formula, same caps. The leaderboard adds a ranking and a minimum to be ranked at all.
What counts
- Perps only, including HIP-3 markets. Spot and prediction markets are ignored.
- A trade is a round trip: a position opens from zero and closes back to it. A flip counts as two.
- P&L is Hyperliquid's own closed P&L. We never re-price your trades.
- “Sized up after a loss” means a new position at least 1.5 times the losing one, within 30 minutes.
- Every sentence in a report is written from these numbers. Nothing is invented.
The leaderboard
- Graded from Hyperliquid's top 200 wallets by 7-day volume plus every wallet registered with Perpscore. That's a slice of Hyperliquid, not all of it.
- Every wallet registered with Perpscore, graded on its Monday-to-Sunday week. This is not a ranking of Hyperliquid. For a wider field, see the daily edition.
- Hyperliquid's top 50 wallets by weekly P&L, from its public leaderboard feed, graded on the same scale as everyone else. Their profit rank is shown for contrast; it is not what orders this table.
- Ranked wallets need at least 10 closed trades and $5k of volume in the window, so a single lucky trade can't outrank a steady week.
- No opt-in, no application: a wallet is on the leaderboard because it was graded in that edition.
- “Top X%” compares your score with every wallet graded in the same period, one entry per wallet.
- Ranked by score, then profit factor, then net P&L. Past editions stay as they were.