The Smart money leaderboard answers one question: who on Meteora DLMM is actually making money — and it flags whether the Agent can copy each wallet, and why. It uses only public on-chain data and Meteora’s public statistics; addresses are shown as anonymous short forms with no identity labels. You can browse it without signing in.
Where wallets come from
Every Meteora DLMM pool Alokumi tracks is scanned every 6 hours for wallets that opened positions in it. Those wallets’ statistics (closed positions, daily PnL, open positions, per pool) come from Meteora’s public endpoints. So the leaderboard only covers wallets that have appeared in those pools.
What it takes to qualify
A wallet has to meet all of these:
| Condition | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Sample size | At least 20 closed positions and 10 active days in the last 90 days |
| Making money | Realized PnL positive in both USD and SOL |
| Still active | Active within the last 14 days |
| No hidden big loss | Unrealized loss at most 35% of realized profit |
| Not one pool | No single pool accounts for more than 60% of PnL |
| Not the platform | Agent fund addresses, Vaults and users’ registered wallets are excluded |
The bottom of the page says how many wallets were evaluated this week and how many qualified. Wallets that don’t qualify don’t appear, and the reasons aren’t published.
How wallets are ranked
Qualifying wallets get a weighted score of percentiles:
| Metric | Weight |
|---|---|
| Recency-weighted fees | 30% |
| Recency-weighted realized PnL | 25% |
| Win rate (adjusted for sample size: small samples are pulled toward 50%) | 20% |
| Share of profitable days | 15% |
| Capital deployed | 10% |
Recency weighting has a 15-day half-life: recent results count far more than last month’s. Hard problems disqualify a wallet outright instead of discounting its score. Each row carries one sentence on its edge and one on its risk.
One leaderboard per week; past weeks are kept.
Copyability
The leaderboard is for a Copy Agent to follow automatically, not for copying by hand (since 2026-10-11). Each row has one tag and three numbers — typical hold, positions per week and rebalances per day:
| Tag | Rule |
|---|---|
| Agent can copy | None of the reasons below. A Copy Agent follows every pool they hold; there’s no limit on how many |
| Can’t copy | One of the reasons below; the tag names it (holds too short, resets ranges too often, JIT, positions too small, too many open positions) |
Typical hold: the median when we’ve seen at least 5 complete open-and-close samples; otherwise estimated as open positions ÷ how fast they close positions, and the page says it’s an estimate.
Wallets hidden by default
These wallets are still scored and ranked, but hidden by default and listed after the rest — a Copy Agent can’t follow them:
| Reason | Rule |
|---|---|
| High frequency | More than 200 closes per active day over the last 30 days |
| Short holds | Typical hold under 30 minutes |
| Rebalances too often | Median gap between range resets under 2 seconds with resets ≥ 40% of their LP transactions, or moving ranges costs 1.5%+ of capital a day |
| JIT | More than half of positions closed within 2 minutes, or a median hold of 5 minutes or less |
| Dust | Average position under $100 over the last 30 days |
| Wide book | More than 60 positions open at once |
Trading only 1–2 pools no longer hides a wallet. Missing data counts as unknown, and unknown never hides a wallet. A line above the list says how many are hidden; Show them reveals them, each marked with its reason.
Filters
The toolbar has three presets: Agent can copy (meets the copying criteria and was active this week), Blue-chip LPs (mostly SOL, stablecoin and major-token pools, holds 6 h or more, losing days at most 40%) and Meme hunters (mostly new-token pools against SOL, win rate 50%+, up to 70 positions a week, active in the last 3 days).
More filters adds capital deployed, typical position size, hold time, positions per week, win rate, 30-day PnL, max drawdown, share of losing days, quote token, pool type, last active and number of pools. Unknown values never pass a filter. Filters live in the link, so sharing or refreshing keeps them.
Wallet page
Click an address to open /smart-money/<address>:
- Overview: realized PnL curve / calendar, position win rate, profit factor by day, daily win rate. Meteora only publishes daily totals, not per-position results, so profit factor and average win/loss are “by day”, and the page says so.
- Positions: open and closed, with the same table and position page as your own. If you like one of their open positions, you can open the same one with your wallet; see Copying a position.
- Balances: LP balances on Meteora and the tokens in the wallet.
- On the daily PnL chart, days without data are drawn dotted, not as zero.
Only wallets on this week’s leaderboard have a page; any other address shows “not on the current leaderboard”.
Known gaps
- Wallets that open and close between two pool scans aren’t discovered;
- the leaderboard only covers wallets seen in pools Alokumi tracks;
- positions a wallet opens and closes between two polls aren’t seen;
- PnL and win rate are past data. They don’t mean the wallet will keep making money, let alone that you will by following it.