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A wallet’s grade summarizes its realized profit relative to other wallets 0xinsider tracks. Grades run from S to F; use them to compare past records and filter trades or positions. A grade describes completed trading, rather than the result of an open position or a future trade. Recent form is a separate field, streak_tier, explained on Scores.

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Read a grade

score is the returned ranking value from 0 to 100. Read the returned grade and score directly. If no grade is available, grade and score are omitted. An ungraded wallet has no supported grade comparison yet.

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Filter API results

min_grade=A includes S and A. min_grade=B includes S, A, and B.
Market holders and pre-game sides return 400 for C, D, or F, with error.param set to min_grade. The leaderboard has no min_grade parameter and lists only S, A, and B wallets.

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What determines the grade

A grade summarizes completed trading, with realized profit as its main basis. It can change as records are updated. Realized P&L is profit and loss on closed positions, including fees and credited maker and taker rebates. Open-position gains and losses are excluded. A resolved market is one that has settled, so its result is known. Use the wallet’s measured record and quant metrics for the underlying performance context.

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Availability

Missing or unverified records can limit the available grade evidence. Read trust metadata when you need the source and freshness of a returned value.

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Limits

A grade does not explain every change in a wallet’s rank. It also does not measure its open-position P&L, current form, or the outcome of its next trade; read those fields separately.