> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.clipcoin.fun/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.clipcoin.fun/mechanics/feature-tour/ranking-tab.md).

# Ranking Tab

*Leaderboards for tokens and creators to spot **leaders** and **rotations** fast.*

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#### **Boards & metrics**

* **Token rankings** — individual clip tokens.
* **Creator rankings** — aggregate **creator total market cap** across all tokenized clips.
* **Columns** (may vary): **Rank**, **Token/Creator**, **Symbol**, **Market cap**, **Price**, **24h volume**, **Δ (1h/24h/7d)**, **Holders**.
* **Interactions** — open **Token page/Creator profile**, **share**, copy **Base contract**.

#### **How to read rankings**

* **24h ▲, low volume** → confirm on **Home** before acting.
* **Creator total cap ▲ with multiple tokens ▲** → broad momentum vs. one‑off hype.
* **Holders ▲, price flat** → possible accumulation.

#### **Edge cases & moderation**

* Ranks can flip with small trades when caps are close; use **volume trend** as context.
* Low‑liquidity tokens show large % swings; drill into the **Token page** for depth.

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#### **Quick tips**

* Shortlist **3–5** names, then validate on **Home** and the **Token page**.
* Keep a small **gas buffer** to act quickly.
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