Leaderboard

Overview

The Leaderboard ranks the people in your network by how much they participate. Not the whole platform — only the people you are connected to.

It carries an explicit rule, and it is the most interesting thing on the screen: "Participation quality over capital. Rankings must never expose balances, holdings, or portfolio value." This is a ranking that deliberately refuses to be a rich list.

The Network Leaderboard screen. A label reads NETWORK · LEADERBOARD above the heading "Participation ranking" and the line "Read-only ranking by recorded contributions. Plain ordinal — no tiers, no levels." A section headed "Your network, ranked by participation" explains that only people in your own network are ranked, by growth, communities, exchange activity, contribution and follower signals. Figures read Ranked Users 0 and Active Sort Growth. Sort controls read Growth, Communities marked Soon, Exchange, Contribution marked Soon, and Followers. An empty state reads "No one in your network has participated yet — grow your network by inviting or connecting with people to begin comparing participation." A Leaderboard Rule panel states "Participation quality over capital" and that rankings must never expose balances, holdings or portfolio value. — Leaderboard — participation, never capital Network tab 3 of 3

What You Can See

Ranked Users: How many people in your network have recorded participation. Zero means nobody has yet — not that the screen is broken.
Active Sort: Which signal the ranking currently uses.
Growth · Exchange · Followers: The signals you can rank by today.
Communities · Contribution: Two further signals, marked Soon. The screen shows them rather than hiding them, so you can see what is coming.
The empty state: When nobody has participated, the screen says so and tells you what to do about it: grow your network by inviting or connecting.
Leaderboard Rule: The stated principle — participation quality over capital, and rankings must never expose balances, holdings or portfolio value.

Before You Begin

A network with people in it. Only your own connections are ranked, so an empty network means an empty board.
Nothing else — the screen is read-only.

How to Use This Screen

Select Network, then the Leaderboard tab.
Read Ranked Users. If it is zero, nobody in your network has recorded participation yet.
Choose a sort — Growth, Exchange or Followers — depending on what you want to compare.
Read the rows. Each explains the participation signal behind its position, so a ranking is never just a number.
To populate the board, invite or connect with people — see Your Network and Discover.

What Happens Next

Nothing changes from this screen. Positions move as the people in your network participate — and as your network grows.

Tips

Zero ranked users is a starting point, not an error. The board fills as your network participates.
Change the sort rather than reading one order as the truth — growth and followers measure different things.
Nobody's balance appears here, and none ever will. If you are comparing wealth, this is the wrong screen — deliberately.
A signal marked Soon is not yet counted, so a ranking today reflects only the signals that are live.

Related Screens

Your Network — the people being ranked
Discover — adding more of them
Rewards — what participation has earned you

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the whole platform's leaderboard?: No. Only people in your own network are ranked.
Why can I not see anyone's balance?: The stated rule is that rankings must never expose balances, holdings or portfolio value. It ranks participation, not wealth.
Why does it say zero ranked users?: Nobody in your network has recorded participation yet.
What does "Soon" mean beside a sort?: That signal is not being counted yet.
Are there levels or tiers?: No. The screen describes itself as a plain ordinal ranking — no tiers, no levels.

Troubleshooting

The board is empty: Either your network has no one in it, or nobody has participated yet. Both are addressed by inviting or connecting.
Someone I know is missing: Only people in your own network appear, and only once they have recorded participation.
A sort does nothing: Check whether it is marked Soon — those signals are not counted yet.