Leaderboards (/leaders and /top)

Taligate has two leaderboards. /leaders looks outward at Polymarket as a whole, /top looks inward at the wallets you already track.

/leaders - the global top traders

/leaders ranks Polymarket traders by realised profit and shows the best performers with a Follow button next to each one. One tap starts tracking that trader, under the same plan limits that apply to /track.

The list leaves two kinds of wallets out, because following them goes badly:

• Traders with no open position. Many of the biggest earners are sitting in cash right now, so following them means silence until they trade again.
• Market makers. These wallets hold hundreds of near-worthless positions and resize them all day. They earn well, but following one floods your chat.

Each trader shows how many positions are open. Traders with 300 or more are marked as very active: they are real traders, but expect a lot of alerts.

Use the buttons to switch the window between 1 day, 7 days, 30 days and all time. A trader who is up over a single day may simply be lucky; the same name near the top of the 30-day and all-time lists is a different signal.

This is the fastest way to begin if you do not already have a wallet address in mind. You do not have to find anyone yourself: pick a name from the list, tap Follow, and alerts start on their next position change.

The reply keyboard has a 🏆 Leaders button for the same command.

Next to a trader you may see an Edge Score mark, such as 🟢 copy +6%: what copying their entries 60 seconds later returned over the last 60 days. Past results, not a forecast.

/top - your own wallets, ranked

/top ranks your active tracked wallets by current PnL, the sum of unrealized PnL across all open positions for each wallet. It shows the top 10, with medal markers on the first, second, and third spots.

The numbers come from the latest snapshot for each wallet. Because the polling loop runs roughly every 30 seconds, what you see reflects positions as of the most recent poll, not a delayed daily summary.

This view is private. You only ever see your own wallets, and no other user can see your list.

If you track fewer than 10 wallets, the command lists all of them. Paused wallets (ones put on hold because your plan limit dropped) are excluded.

It is a quick way to check which of the traders you follow is performing best right now, without opening each wallet individually.