Lighter Robinhood traders

How these Lighter Robinhood traders are ranked

Lighter Robinhood is a separate exchange, not a mirror of Hyperliquid. It has its own liquidity, its own market list including equity style markets alongside crypto, and its own idea of what an account is. A trader here is an account number rather than a wallet address, and one wallet can hold several accounts trading independently, so each account is scored on its own.

Scores come from the exchange's own record of what was traded, not from self-reported figures. Returns are measured against the size of the position rather than the margin behind it, because leverage caps differ a great deal from one market to the next and a trader should not be flattered by a market that happened to allow more. Accounts that lost money over the window are not listed, and traders who are in and out within a minute are penalised, because a follower arrives seconds later and that gap is a real cost.

The proportional and fixed dollar tabs are two separate rankings, not two views of one. The fixed dollar ranking is a replay: the trader's real fill history run back through fixed dollar sizing, order by order, including partial fills and the slippage a follower would have met. A trader can sit near the top of one ranking and nowhere on the other.

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Copy score is derived from past performance and is not a guarantee of future returns. Copying uses real funds on mainnet.