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How Papertrade traders are positioned

Every Papertrade position since trading opened on Oct 10, 2026, rebuilt from the chain and checked against the venue every hour. Who is long, who is short, how levered, where they get liquidated, and who is winning. Updated hourly.

Traders

Every Papertrade wallet, one page each: net P&L checked against the venue to the cent, win rate, leverage habit, exact liquidation prices, the full trade history, and cohorts showing what the winners and the whales hold right now. Updated every 10 minutes.

Open the trader explorer: leaderboard, search, cohorts and a follow list.

History

Who is long vs short

Open positions by size, in US dollars at the current price, with each wallet's positions in this market netted. The LP takes the other side of every trade.

ShortLong

Share of wallets that are long

Net position by size tier

long minus short, US dollars

Where traders get liquidated

Open size by how far each position's liquidation price sits from the current price. Longs are liquidated if price falls to their level, shorts if it rises to theirs.

LongsShorts

How levered

Open size by the leverage each position was opened with, from 1x to 1000x.

ShortLong

Who is underwater

Open positions by how far their entry sits from the current price. Longs are in loss when they entered above the price, shorts when they entered below it.

Share of open size in loss

LongsShorts

Taker flow

Every Papertrade trade is a taker trade against the LP. Opening a long or closing a short buys; opening a short or closing a long sells. Liquidations are counted separately.

Net taker flow per hour, last 72 hours

Venue scoreboard

Both markets together, since trading opened: what traders have won and lost, how much went to liquidations, and money in and out.

Traders' realized P&L per hour

Traders wonTraders lost

Margin lost to liquidations per hour

Deposits minus withdrawals per hour

Net inNet out