On this on-chain fund flow leaderboard, the inflows and outflows across 66 assets cancel each other out, leaving just $6,159.
The leaderboard is titled “Smart Money Net Inflows.” 32 assets saw net inflows totaling $42,800, while 34 saw net outflows totaling $36,600—almost a dead heat.
The structure of the rankings says more than the total. Only a single address was active in 53 assets; 24 were flagged for platform wash trading; and the top 10 addresses held more than 99% of the tokens in 26 assets. The largest inflow was $20,100, accounting for 47% of all net inflows. The asset that received it had a market cap of just $11.61.
The top earner on the 7-day profit leaderboard made 66 trades and earned $266,000. 99.9% of that came on a single day, October 13, and the biggest-contributing coin accounted for 80.3%. The trader lost money on three of the other six days. The second-place trader made $129,000, almost entirely on a single coin, with a 624.8% return.
The third-place trader was the opposite. This KOL-tagged address made 1,972 trades across 466 assets, was profitable every day for seven days, and earned $46,800 in total—just 17.6% of the top earner’s total. That works out to about $4,034 per trade for the top earner, versus about $23.7 per trade for this trader.
The popularity leaderboard offered no useful point of comparison. The top 20 assets had a combined discussion volume of 33.357 million, with Chinese accounting for just 5.84%. The top-ranked asset drew 14.656 million discussions, yet its official summary said no related events were found. The discussion was all about news concerning the U.S. stock behind it. Only 34 KOLs used hashtags, compared with 353 for the second-ranked asset.
All three leaderboards are from BSC at noon today, taken from the on-chain leaderboard API of Binance’s official skill.
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The leaderboard is titled “Smart Money Net Inflows.” 32 assets saw net inflows totaling $42,800, while 34 saw net outflows totaling $36,600—almost a dead heat.
The structure of the rankings says more than the total. Only a single address was active in 53 assets; 24 were flagged for platform wash trading; and the top 10 addresses held more than 99% of the tokens in 26 assets. The largest inflow was $20,100, accounting for 47% of all net inflows. The asset that received it had a market cap of just $11.61.
The top earner on the 7-day profit leaderboard made 66 trades and earned $266,000. 99.9% of that came on a single day, October 13, and the biggest-contributing coin accounted for 80.3%. The trader lost money on three of the other six days. The second-place trader made $129,000, almost entirely on a single coin, with a 624.8% return.
The third-place trader was the opposite. This KOL-tagged address made 1,972 trades across 466 assets, was profitable every day for seven days, and earned $46,800 in total—just 17.6% of the top earner’s total. That works out to about $4,034 per trade for the top earner, versus about $23.7 per trade for this trader.
The popularity leaderboard offered no useful point of comparison. The top 20 assets had a combined discussion volume of 33.357 million, with Chinese accounting for just 5.84%. The top-ranked asset drew 14.656 million discussions, yet its official summary said no related events were found. The discussion was all about news concerning the U.S. stock behind it. Only 34 KOLs used hashtags, compared with 353 for the second-ranked asset.
All three leaderboards are from BSC at noon today, taken from the on-chain leaderboard API of Binance’s official skill.
#中本聪国际社区Baoluo币商资本 #币安推出BinanceIntelligence #Binance