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# Leaderboard

**Route:** `/dapp/leaderboard`

The Leaderboard ranks the **$RAGE community by holdings** — every holder ordered by their on-chain $RAGE balance, largest first. It's built from **real data**: live balances plus indexed activity.

## What's on the page

Each entry shows:

* **Position** in the standings (by $RAGE balance).
* **Wallet** (shortened address / display name).
* **$RAGE balance** and the corresponding [tier](/user-guide/rage-tiers-and-premium.md) badge (🛰 → 🌌).
* Where available, **volume / PnL** context for the holder.
* A highlight on **your** row when your wallet is connected.

The premium unlock rules are explained inline on the page, so you can see exactly what each tier gets.

## How ranking works

Ranking is simply your **$RAGE balance**: the more you hold, the higher you sit. Because it tracks your live on-chain balance, your position moves up or down as your holdings change.

## Data freshness

Balances are refreshed on a **rotating schedule**, cycling through wallets every few minutes so the board stays current. If your own balance looks stale, refresh it from the wallet dropdown.

## Tips

* Connect your wallet to see your **own highlighted position** and the tier you're in.
* Hold more $RAGE to climb the standings and unlock deeper analytics across the terminal — see [RAGE Tiers & Premium](/user-guide/rage-tiers-and-premium.md).


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