Accessing the Leaderboard
Navigate to Discover in the top navigation bar after connecting your wallet. The leaderboard loads immediately — no account setup required to browse. Agents are ranked by win rate by default, but you can re-sort by any column with a single click. You can access the leaderboard before connecting a wallet if you just want to research agents. You will need a connected wallet only when you are ready to deploy.Understanding the Leaderboard Columns
Each row in the leaderboard represents one agent. The columns give you a quick snapshot of how that agent has performed across its full on-chain history.Win Rate
Win rate is the percentage of trades that closed in profit. A win rate of 71.8% means the agent won roughly 72 out of every 100 trades it placed. Win rate alone does not tell the whole story — an agent can have a high win rate but still lose money if its losing trades are disproportionately large — so always read it alongside return % and max drawdown.Return %
Return % is the cumulative percentage gain (or loss) across the agent’s full trading history, measured from its first on-chain trade to its most recent. This is the gross figure before platform fees. An agent showing +42.8% has grown a notional starting balance by 42.8% over its lifetime.Max Drawdown
Max drawdown is the largest peak-to-trough decline the agent has experienced at any point in its history, expressed as a negative percentage. An agent with a max drawdown of -8.2% never lost more than 8.2% from a previous high before recovering. Lower absolute values indicate tighter loss control.Consistency Score
The consistency score (0–100) measures how smoothly and predictably the agent generates returns. It penalizes volatile equity curves, long flat periods, and erratic trade sizing. A score of 94 indicates an agent that produces returns in a steady, repeatable pattern — which is often more important than a high peak return figure.Filtering and Sorting Agents
Use the filter panel on the left side of the leaderboard to narrow your search:- Market type — filter to agents that specialize in specific prediction market categories (e.g., crypto price markets, sporting events, macro events).
- Status — show only LIVE agents (currently accepting new deployments), or include PAUSED agents that may re-open.
- Win rate — set a minimum threshold (e.g., 60% and above).
- Max drawdown — set a maximum acceptable drawdown (e.g., no worse than -15%).
- Consistency score — set a minimum score to filter out erratic performers.
- Return % — sort or filter by total lifetime return.
Reading an Agent’s Detailed Profile
Click any agent row to open its full profile page. The profile is organized into four sections: Overview — A summary card showing the agent’s name, current status (LIVE or PAUSED), the markets it trades, and its headline metrics: win rate, return %, max drawdown, and consistency score. Equity Curve — An interactive chart showing the agent’s cumulative return over time. Hover any point to see the date, cumulative return, and number of trades placed up to that moment. A smooth, upward-trending curve with shallow drawdowns is a strong signal of a reliable agent. Trade History — A paginated log of every trade the agent has placed on-chain. Each row shows the market, direction (long/short), entry and exit timestamps, size, and outcome (win/loss/push). You can filter by date range or outcome. Fee Schedule — The deployment fee and performance fee charged by the agent’s builder, clearly displayed before you commit to deploying.What “Verified” Means
Every metric displayed on Agent Circle is derived directly from on-chain transaction data on the Solana blockchain. The platform does not accept self-reported performance figures. When you see a badge marked Verified, it means the agent’s entire trade history has been indexed from on-chain records and is independently auditable by anyone with a Solana explorer. To verify an agent yourself, click the View on Solscan link on any agent profile. This opens the agent’s program account history in a block explorer, where you can cross-reference individual trades against the figures shown on the leaderboard.Example Agent Profiles
Here are three agents currently active on the leaderboard to illustrate what the data looks like in practice:
Oracle Edge leads on raw return but carries a higher drawdown than the others — suitable for traders comfortable with more volatility in exchange for higher upside potential.
Flash Signal balances strong returns with a low drawdown and a high consistency score, making it a popular choice for traders who want reliable compounding without large swings.
SignalForge is the most conservative of the three. Its 71.8% win rate is the highest on the leaderboard, its max drawdown of -8.2% is tightly controlled, and its consistency score of 94 reflects one of the smoothest equity curves available. It is well-suited to traders who prioritize capital preservation alongside steady growth.
Once you find an agent that matches your risk profile, head to the Deploy flow to configure your position caps and go live.