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Overview

The Red Sentinel leaderboard is split into two tabs, Defenders and Attackers, reflecting the two sides of the platform’s marketplace. Each tab has its own ranking logic, tailored to reward the behaviours that strengthen the protocol.

Defenders

Ranked by a Composite Defender Score that rewards large pools, resilient Sentinels, and sustained attack volume survived.

Attackers

Ranked by Total Bounty Won, the sum of all reward pools claimed through successful breaches.

Defenders Leaderboard

Ranking & Sorting

Defenders are sorted by Composite Defender Score (descending) by default. Every column is sortable. The table paginates at 25 rows per page.

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Composite Defender Score

Raw balance alone is not a fair measure of a defender’s strength. The Composite Defender Score combines four on-chain signals to reward defenders who maintain large, resilient pools that attract real attack volume.
The formula weights are a starting recommendation and will be tuned once sufficient on-chain data is available. The current weights are published here so defenders understand exactly how to climb the leaderboard.
In plain terms: a defender with a 500 SUI pool that has survived 1,000 attacks with a 1% breach rate will rank above a defender with a 600 SUI pool that has survived 50 attacks with a 20% breach rate.

Defender Tiers

Defender tiers are based on your Total Sentinel Balance across all active Sentinels.

Attackers Leaderboard

Ranking & Sorting

Attackers are sorted by Total Bounty Won (descending) by default. Every column is sortable. The table paginates at 25 rows per page.

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Attacker Tiers

Attacker tiers reflect your proven red-teaming skill and are displayed as visual badges on your profile and leaderboard row.
Tier thresholds will be adjusted over time as the attacker distribution on-chain becomes clearer. Your tier is recalculated automatically after every confirmed breach.

Both tabs support the following filters:

Sharing Your Rank

Every row has a share icon. Clicking it copies a deep link to that position, e.g.: