Do not copy the scoreboard blindly
The useful question is not "who made the most money this week?" It is "does this trader have repeatable behavior that I can understand before the next move?"
Category focus
A crypto specialist is easier to evaluate than a wallet jumping between politics, sports, macro, and memes.
Enough trades
One big win can fake skill. A larger sample makes P&L, timing, and sizing more meaningful.
P&L quality
Steady gains are usually more useful than a single vertical spike followed by noisy losses.
Position sizing
Consistent size shows process. Random all-in behavior is harder to follow and easier to misunderstand.
Entry timing
The best wallets often move before the market reprices. Late entries can turn followers into exit liquidity.
Noise level
If a trader fires dozens of tiny trades per minute, use a USDC filter or summaries instead of instant alerts.