Winners and losers, side by side
In the last 24 hours the losers moved 499 times, the winners 1. Over 24 hours, the winners sold a net $7.13M of BTC; the losers sold a net $4.50M of HYPE.
Minas Tirith · net flow 24h
Minas Morgul · net flow 24h
Moves in 24 hours
Seen over 24h
Narrow the watchAll four assets24h windowBoth towersAll sizesAddress 0x07fd99…689d
Who buys, who sells among the Captains
Sixty-odd captains, watched trade by trade. Same assets, same window, same capital range: the winners on the left, the losers on the right. The middle shows what the price did meanwhile.
How to read this
Net buying includes short covering; net selling includes new shorts. Flows are signed quantity changes valued at one current reference price, and only accounts observed throughout the window count. A missing or incomplete observation never counts as an exit.
Winners had positive 7-day and 30-day PnL when they joined the panel, losers negative on both. These labels describe selection, not skill or current profitability.
The Host: the same question, asked of thousands
6,000 accounts drawn from the leaderboard by the Captains' own rules, each read every thirty minutes. Too many to follow trade by trade: a flow here is the change of a position from one read to the next.
All capital ranges
Each bar is the share of the accounts holding the asset that are long; the tick marks one half. The winning host carries 4.07x its equity in open positions, the losing host 4.53x. A position is not a gain.
How to read this
The Host is every leaderboard account the Captains' rules would admit: at least $10k, 7-day and 30-day PnL of the same sign, some volume over 30 days. It is drawn again every day, so its winners are today's winners. Up to 6,000 accounts, the largest first.
Each account is read by its open positions every thirty minutes. A flow is the change between two reads less than two hours apart, valued at the price of the second read: a position opened and closed between two reads is not seen, a liquidation counts as a sale. Per account, the changes over the window are netted first; buyers and sellers are counted by that net.
Winners and losers, by account size
Each tower has four levels, from the small accounts to the ten-million ones. Compare a floor with the same floor across the valley.
Every move, as it was seen
31 moves in the last 24 hours match the filters, out of 2,101 collected in 24 hours. A sentinel on each rampart, every five minutes.
The Captains, one by one
64 accounts, eight per floor and per tower, chosen once and followed whatever becomes of them.
What the price did next
Every move is followed by the price one hour, four hours and a day later. No score is published: the ledger is kept until it can be judged fairly.
