Accounts ranked by realized profit over a rolling window, read from /info leaderboard. The venue's own market-maker accounts are excluded and so is every self-trade, so what is below is customers only. How few that leaves is printed beside it.
Ranked accounts
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After exclusions, over 24 hours
Accounts excluded
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None — see the note below
Self-trade legs dropped
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One account on both sides of a fill
Computed
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Batch, not a live tape
Ranking
Realized profit over the window, net of fees. Return is realized profit divided by traded notional, which is a proxy: the venue does not publish account equity, so it is not a return on capital.
Reading the venue
Waiting on the first response.
A dash is not a zero: it means the venue reported no figure for that column.
What is excluded, and why
A leaderboard is only meaningful once the accounts that cannot lose are out of it.
The house.No account is excluded from this ranking. The gateway reported an empty exclusion list, which means the venue's own market-maker accounts are being ranked alongside everybody else. Read the table with that in mind: on this venue one account runs both makers and is on one side of most fills.
Self-trades. A fill whose buyer and seller are the same account moved no risk and produced no profit that another account paid for. Those legs are dropped from everybody's totals before ranking. Without that rule any account could manufacture a place by trading with itself.
The minimum. This deployment publishes a ranking only once enough accounts survive those exclusions. Below it the rows are withheld and the count is shown instead, because a table of one rendered as a podium says something the venue did not.