Seoul, South Korea – September 1, 2025 – Few projects had a summer as eventful as the team behind the Kaito Yapper Leaderboard. By tracking Twitter conversations, Kaito made attention measurable, sparking a wave of copycats, most of which fell short. Building on the growing interest in leaderboard-driven platforms, League of Traders, South Korea’s leading social trading platform and a veteran of leaderboards, has stepped forward.
Since its launch on iOS and Android in 2021 and expansion to the web in 2023, the platform has grown to over 150,000 users and handles more than $14 billion in monthly trading volume, with users ranked by skill and profit on their global leaderboard. After the launch of their native token, the team is shifting focus to their next major feature, the Trader Map.
The Trader Map tracks and visualizes real trading activity by securely connecting to users’ centralized exchange accounts through API keys. Unlike on-chain scanners or promotional dashboards, the Trader Map shows exactly how often a user trades a token, how much of their portfolio is invested, and how active traders rank based on real behavior. It also provides aggregated adoption metrics across all campaign participants. With user consent, projects receive anonymous, real-time data through a performance dashboard that measures the depth and intensity of token adoption, going beyond basic exposure or sentiment. With the first project already signed on, Portal to Bitcoin, ahead of its highly anticipated September 3rd TGE, the platform demonstrates real-world adoption. “This isn’t about speculation,” said a League of Traders spokesperson. “This is about real usage. Real trades. And now, token projects can see that in action.”
Though the Trader Map currently uses data collected through CEX APIs, League of Traders has confirmed that DEX support is on the way. This integration will merge CEX and DEX data into a single campaign view, giving projects a clearer picture of how users trade a token across platforms. “On-chain data is valuable, but limited. Our approach starts with real execution data that reflects how most users actually trade,” the company said.
While Kaito measures chatter, the Trader Map measures action, tracking real trades and adoption rather than social buzz. “If you’re truly backing a token and want to prove it, the Trader Map will allow you to show that your money is exactly where your mouth is through raw, verifiable data. And the reason we can do it is because we already have the traders and trading volume to back it up,” added a representative.
Earlier this summer, League of Traders launched the LOT token, which is now used to power features such as Pay-to-See, which unlocks top portfolios, Copy Trading to replicate successful trades, and Social Staking, which rewards users based on their community’s engagement, with utility set to expand further. “LOT is evolving into the connective tissue of the platform,” said a League of Traders representative. “It unlocks insights, facilitates automation, and rewards contribution, all through a single token.”
With the introduction of the Trader Map, League of Traders is positioning itself to extend the leaderboard model beyond social engagement and into measurable trading performance. While Kaito’s Yapper Leaderboard demonstrated the marketing potential of tracking conversations, the conversations surrounding projects no longer guarantee traction or adoption in Web3. By combining its existing user base, significant trading volume, and future integration of both CEX and DEX data, League of Traders aims to offer projects a direct, data-driven perspective on token adoption. In a space where attention often drives value, the platform is betting that verified trading activity will become an equally important metric for gauging a project’s success.
About League of Traders:
League of Traders is a leading social trading platform established in 2022, blending gamification, transparency, and community-driven learning to provide crypto traders with a true social networking home. With features like leaderboards, real-time portfolio sharing, and copy trading, which allow users to follow and replicate the strategies of top-performing traders, League of Traders has surpassed 150,000 active users across Android, iOS, and web, with a monthly trading volume exceeding $14 billion.
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