A ranking of real hits, not of fame
The ranking orders analysts by what they have proven, not by how well known they are. Here, having many followers does not move you up; having a track record of checkable hits does.
What it measures
It measures the verifiable track record: predictions sealed, resolved and checked against the market, summed up in the GrandAlpha Score. An anonymous analyst with two years of hits can rank above an account with 500,000 followers and no record.
What it does NOT measure
It does not measure followers, likes, or how convincing someone sounds. Popularity and judgement are different things, and the ranking keeps only the second one.
When a profile is reliable
A profile needs a minimum sample of resolved predictions to be considered reliable. With only a few, any result could be luck. Always look at how many predictions back up a position in the ranking.
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