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# High Scores

The trader leaderboard. Ranked by volume, scored in points.

**Hall of fame.** High Scores ranks every player in the arcade by trading volume. Think you can beat them?

## How it ranks

* Players are ranked by **trading volume in USD**, counting every buy and sell across the arcade's coins.
* Each player also scores **points**. Right now it's **2 points for every $1 of volume**.
* The **top 3** get the podium. Everyone else is on the score table.

## Time ranges

| Range        | Counts                  |
| ------------ | ----------------------- |
| **ALL TIME** | Everything since launch |
| **30D**      | The last 30 days        |
| **7D**       | The last 7 days         |
| **24H**      | The last 24 hours       |

Press **REFRESH** to reload the scores.

## The score table

| Column           | Meaning                          |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------- |
| **RANK**         | Your position                    |
| **PLAYER**       | The player's wallet address      |
| **TRADES**       | Number of trades                 |
| **TOKENS**       | Number of different coins traded |
| **VOLUME (USD)** | Total volume                     |
| **POINTS**       | Arcade points                    |

Your own points also show on your profile as **ARCADE POINTS**. See [My Tokens & Profile](/degen-games-docs/the-arcade/my-tokens-and-profile.md).

{% hint style="info" %}
High Scores measures activity, not profit. A high score doesn't mean a player made money.
{% endhint %}


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