The leaderboard is Swipe1's public scoreboard. It ranks predictors by the reward Points they earn across Season 0, turning accuracy and activity into visible standing. This page explains how the ranking works and how to climb it.

How the ranking works

Your position reflects the Points you accumulate: predicting earns Points, Boost Cards multiply the Points on your strongest calls, and referrals add to your total. Because the standings are public, the leaderboard doubles as social proof — you can see who is predicting well over a full season, not just on a lucky day.

How to climb

• Be consistent. A full season rewards steady, accurate predicting over one-off bets.
• Spend Boost Cards wisely. Save your 10× for the calls you have the most conviction in.
• Grow your network. Referral rebates add to your standing as your invitees stay active.

Why a public leaderboard matters

Anyone can claim they called an outcome after the fact. A public, season-long leaderboard removes the hindsight: it records who was right, repeatedly, over time — in the open. That does two useful things. For you, it turns predicting into something you can measurably improve at, with a scoreboard to prove it. For everyone else, it is social proof — a way to see which predictors actually have a track record rather than a loud opinion. In a space full of confident guesses, a durable ranking is genuinely rare signal.

Seasons, explained

Swipe1 is organised into seasons — defined periods of play with their own standings. Season 0 is the first, running during Early Access. Being early in Season 0 is an advantage: the field is smaller, so consistent predicting builds a visible standing before the wider crowd arrives. How standings and rewards carry between seasons is defined by Swipe1 in the app.

Leaderboard and the airdrop

Because standings reflect Season 0 Points, the leaderboard is a live view of who is contributing most in Early Access. We publish a recurring leaderboard recap to highlight top predictors and notable climbs. Airdrop terms are always set by Swipe1 and shown in the app.