The leaderboard
The leaderboard is the published face of the ledger: the latest weekly snapshot, ranked.
Reading the table
Each row lists an account with its cumulative engagement broken out — posts, views, reposts, replies — plus a movement arrow showing how it shifted since the previous snapshot. Columns are:
- # — rank this week
- Account — the handle and avatar
- Posts / Views / Reposts / Replies — cumulative engagement counts
- Trend — up, down, or new to the table
Scores are cumulative and weighted (views × 1, reposts × 10, replies × 4, builders × 5,000); pure retweets are excluded. The full methodology lives in The score.
Domination and the heatmap
The top of the page shows a heatmap of the top ten accounts. Each account gets a tile; the number one account is the hero tile, four times the size of the rest. Tile color encodes domination — an account's share of the total score pool — so the louder the presence, the deeper the tile.
Hover a tile to see the account's rank, share of the pool, weekly score, and engagement breakdown.
Note
A percentile ("Top X%") is a position in the pool, while domination is a share of total score. A small pool can still have a wide spread between first and last.
Look up a handle
Not on the leaderboard? The Look up a handle panel scans any X username for Oarcoin posts and pulls its standing, so you can check — or generate a card for — anyone, tracked or not.