How scores work
Leaderboards rank by profit, which rewards size and luck. A $60M account that made 0.3% outranks a $50k account that doubled, and one lottery ticket outranks forty good weeks out of fifty. The Slipstream score asks a narrower question: how much evidence is there that this wallet is repeatably good, at a risk a follower could survive?
The formula
score = 100 × (0.40 profitability + 0.33 consistency + 0.27 risk) × evidence × concentration
- Profitability
- Return with diminishing credit (a loss earns nothing, and credit saturates around +100%), plus the share of the week, month and all-time windows that were profitable. On Polymarket, return is realised profit per dollar staked.
- Consistency
- The share of active weeks that ended up. Fewer than eight weeks of history is only partly trusted, so a short hot streak cannot max it out.
- Risk
- The worst fall from a peak, scored from 1 at no drawdown to 0 at 90%. On Hyperliquid it is measured on a time-weighted return series so deposits and withdrawals cannot pass for gains or losses.
- Evidence
- A multiplier from 0.6 to 1.0 by the number of closed trades, reaching 1.0 at sixty. Seven lucky trades cap a score rather than nudging it.
- Concentration
- 0.8 when one trade or market made over 40% of the profit, 0.6 when it made over 60%.
On each row the score strip shows the three parts in order of weight, and the part scaled away by evidence and concentration stays visible as the empty tail.
Why a wallet can’t be copied
- Scalper
- Half their trades close within five minutes. A copy arrives after the move it was meant to catch.
- High frequency
- Dozens of round trips a day. At that pace copying is mostly paying fees and slippage.
- Market maker
- Trades well over a hundred times their equity each month. That is inventory management, not a view you can follow.
- Short-horizon markets
- Most of their positions are 5- or 15-minute markets that resolve before a copy could matter.
- Vault
- This is a Hyperliquid vault, not an individual trader.
- Inactive
- No trades in 30 days, or the account has been emptied. There is nothing to copy right now.
- Few trades
- Too few closed trades to tell skill from luck. The score is scaled down for it.
- One big win
- Most of the profit came from a single trade or market. The score is scaled down for it.
Data and limits
Everything comes from the venues’ public APIs and is refreshed every six hours. Hyperliquid candidates are drawn from its full leaderboard (about 47,000 accounts) and profiled from their equity history, latest 2,000 fills and open positions. Polymarket candidates come from its all-time, monthly and weekly profit leaderboards and are profiled from their latest 500 closed positions and current positions. Polymarket publishes no account-value history, so its figures are labelled differently and are not directly comparable with Hyperliquid’s.
These are statistics, not advice. A wallet’s past results say nothing certain about what it does next.