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leaderboards & notifications

the three leaderboard systems, and every notification category.

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  1. three leaderboards, three different jobs
  2. trader leaderboard
  3. wen member leaderboard
  4. seasonal XP leaderboard
  5. notifications
  6. controlling it

three leaderboards, three different jobs

wen runs three separate ranking systems rather than one blended list, because "who's worth copying," "who's the best wen trader," and "who's winning this season" are three different questions.

trader leaderboard

Ranks external wallets and copyable traders by time-weighted return, PnL, win rate, drawdown-adjusted performance, volume, and consistency, across multiple time windows. Minimum trade and volume requirements exist specifically to reduce one-trade winners and manipulated rankings - a single lucky fill doesn't put you at the top.

wen member leaderboard

Ranks wen users by venue-verified activity rather than follower count. Deposits do not count as trading gains, and wash-like round trips - buying and selling the same thing back and forth to generate volume - can be excluded from eligible performance.

seasonal XP leaderboard

Ranks users by wen XP earned during the current season. Seasonal totals restart every season; lifetime XP never resets. See wen XP & rewards for how seasons work and what the top finishers win.

Relevant placements from any of the three can show up on a profile or a feed card.

notifications

Realtime and in-app. Categories include:

  • Deposits and conversions.
  • Spot and perps execution updates.
  • Position risk and liquidation proximity.
  • Copy-trading execution or failure.
  • Strategy signals.
  • New followers and relevant social activity.
  • Comments and reactions.
  • Price alerts.
  • Referral earnings and payouts.
  • Daily check-in availability.
  • Rank promotion and rank-risk warnings.
  • Chest grants.
  • Flash missions.
  • Competition starts and results.
  • Raffle results.

controlling it

  • Per-category notification preferences.
  • Per-followed-trader overrides - mute one loud trader without muting everyone.
  • Quiet hours.
  • In-app read/unread state.
  • Bundling of repeated activity, so ten reactions on one post don't become ten separate pushes.
  • Safety-critical alerts can bypass quiet hours - a liquidation warning still reaches you at 3am even if everything else is muted.