THE ROSTER

Scoring

One point per $1,000 of realised profit and loss, summed across every wallet a trader is credited with, for the UTC day. Negatives count.

Score is defined as realised PnL as reported by our data provider in adjusted mode at 00:00 UTC. Naming the source matters: there is no canonical PnL number, and two providers can disagree about the same wallet and both be defensible. Naming it turns a future argument into a settled term of play.

The salary cap

Five traders, — to spend. Prices run — to —, set from each trader's trailing form. The five most expensive cost —; the best three already break the cap.

Rules that exist because the naive version breaks

• All of a trader's known wallets are summed. Sixty of them run more than one. Scoring a single address lets real output hide in a wallet we do not watch.
• Transfers between a trader's own wallets are excluded, or a self-transfer reads as a fill.
• Realised only. Stated plainly because someone will otherwise report it as a bug: a trader who buys a rug and never sells scores 0 for the day, not −100%. Holding a bag is free here. Taking the loss is not.
• Prices come from a rolling median, never a mean. One freak day should not set a trader's price for a month.
• Lineups lock at slate open. No adding a wallet that has already run.
• A single trade contributes at most 25% of the day's top score. One enormous fill should not decide the whole slate.
• Nobody may field their own card. Removes the one direct manipulation incentive.

The pot

One lineup per wallet, always. Every entry costs the same and buys the same thing, so money cannot buy a better position — the salary cap is the only constraint that decides a lineup. The entry fee exists to make a wallet cost something: without it, one person with a thousand fresh wallets owns the whole slate.

The pot is $ROSTER creator fees, accrued in ETH: 70% to the pot, 20% to buy back and burn, 10% house. The pot is locked at slate open and the full prize table published before the first lineup is entered, so prizes never move with how many people enter.

Attribution

Every wallet is a claim about a real person's money, and renders with its receipt:

KOLSCAN	Named on the public kolscan.io leaderboard.
DATASET	Carries this handle in a published wallet dataset.
UNCONFIRMED	Attributed by the studio from corroborating on-chain evidence, with no public source confirming it.

We never infer an attribution from on-chain behaviour and present it as fact. Any trader can contest or claim their card, and a contested card leaves the slate immediately.

Pre-launch

There is no token yet, so there are no creator fees and no pot. Every score on the site is a labelled preseason simulation until the live PnL feed is connected, and the label appears on every page that prints a number. Prizes, when they exist, pay in ETH to the ladder above. Nothing here is financial advice.