Trader Leaderboard
The MyVeridex leaderboard lists public active account records with a recorded Verified flag and more than ten trades. Data sources and last-sync times can differ. A badge or rank is not an independent audit or proof of complete history.
What the board shows
Each row is one connected trading account rather than a person, so a trader running more than one public account can appear more than once. A row carries the rank, the trader's display name and public handle, the platform the account runs on, and the metric currently being ranked. On a wider screen the win rate, the trade count and the maximum drawdown show alongside. The top three places are marked with a medal, and opening a row takes you to that trader's public profile where they have published one.
The public screen requests the first fifty rows, sorted by the selected stored metric, with no next-page control. Results are cached for five minutes and are not a continuous market or account feed.
The five ranking metrics
You pick one metric at a time and the whole board re-sorts on it.
- Profit: the stored closed-trade profit total in the account currency, not current floating P&L. The API exposes floating profit separately. Different account sizes, currencies, periods and cost bases are not normalised by this sort.
- Win Rate: closed trades that finished in profit, as a percentage of all closed trades.
- Sharpe Ratio: average daily P&L divided by the standard deviation of daily P&L, annualised by the square root of 252. It needs at least five trading days of history before it is calculated at all.
- Profit Factor: gross winning profit divided by absolute gross losing profit on the stated cost basis. Without losses the denominator is zero and the ratio is undefined. The API returns a stored field; a null, legacy placeholder or fallback is not a meaningful no-loss ratio.
- Consistency: the share of calendar months on the account that closed in profit.
Displayed drawdown is a stored account measure. Closed-trade reconstruction does not establish every floating-equity low, and no universal 0–100% bound is guaranteed. Check the period, cash flows, source and formula before comparing rows. The MT4/MT5 filter does not normalise those differences.
How an account qualifies
Nothing is listed by default. An account only becomes eligible when every one of these holds true:
- Its owner has switched the public profile on in settings.
- The account status is active.
- The account carries the Verified badge.
- More than ten closed trades are recorded on it.
The leaderboard uses the recorded Verified field. A scheduled job evaluates six eligibility conditions, while connection and sync updates can also set that field between evaluations. The badge alone does not establish uninterrupted compliance with every condition. Read what Verified means →
Getting onto the leaderboard
Connect a trading account with your MT4 or MT5 investor password. That credential is read-only by design: MyVeridex can see your trades and balance through it, but it cannot place an order or move money. Then enable your public profile. Once the account is verified and past ten closed trades, it is ranked with everyone else. Check the recorded broker directory if you want to confirm your broker first.
Two other public pages sit alongside this one: community sentiment, aggregated from verified MyVeridex accounts, and the economic calendar.