The Bot Leaderboard helps you see how different trading bots are performing platform-wide, gauge market sentiment, and find out which bot types are most popular — a handy reference before you create your own bot. It has three tabs: Top Performers, Trending Market, and Bots popularity.
1. How to Access the Bot Leaderboard
Open the app and tap Bot in the bottom navigation bar (Pionex | Markets | Bot | Trade | Wallet).
At the top of the Bot page, tap Ranks (next to Create and Lead).
This opens the Bot Leaderboard page, which has three tabs at the top: Top Performers, Trending Market, and Bots popularity.
2. Top Performers: See the Highest-Return Trading Pairs
Top Performers shows the bot instances with the highest returns right now — a useful reference for setting your own pair, direction, and leverage.
Sub-categories
Three filter tabs sit above the list:
All: Mixes Spot Grid and Futures Grid results together, regardless of bot type.
Spot Grid: Shows only Spot Grid bots. Since spot trading has no leverage or direction, the list only shows Pair, Profit, and Lasting.
Futures Grid: Shows only Futures Grid bots. Each row also shows the direction tag (Long/Short) and the leverage multiplier (e.g. 50X, 75X, 100X).
The top 3 entries are marked with 🥇🥈🥉 icons.
Filter
Tap the filter icon in the top-right corner to narrow the results further:
Lasting: All / ≤1Day / 1~2Day / 2~7Day.
My profit: All / 0~5% / 5~10% / 10~20% / 20~50% / 50~80% / 80~100% / ≥100%.
After setting your conditions, tap Confirm to apply the filter. The current filter is shown at the top of the page (e.g. "Lasting ≤1Day, My profit All"). Tap the ❌ next to it to clear the filter instantly, or tap Reset inside the filter panel to clear your selections and start over.
3. Trending Market: Gauge Long/Short Sentiment
Trending Market shows, for each trading pair, the proportion of bots currently created as Short, Neutral, or Long — visualized as a red/gray/green progress bar. It's a quick way to read the market's current sentiment on a given pair.
Sub-categories
Daily: Ranking based on today's data.
Overall: Ranking based on cumulative historical data.
Each row shows the trading pair (e.g. BTC/USDT Perp, ETH/USDT Perp) and its Short | Neutral | Long Proportion, with the longer colored segment showing which side dominates.
4. Bots popularity: See Which Bot Types Are Most Popular
Bots popularity ranks bot types (rather than trading pairs), showing how many bots of each type are currently Running — a quick way to see which bot types most users are choosing right now. The top 3 entries are marked with 🥇🥈🥉 icons, and any newly launched bot type is marked with an orange NEW tag.
Since this ranking reflects live, real-time usage across the platform, the exact list and order of bot types will shift over time as new bots launch and usage patterns change — always check the app for the current standings rather than relying on a fixed list.
This tab is a good reference for beginners — a bot type near the top of this list usually means it has more users and a more mature, well-tested playbook.
5. Tips
Top Performers can help you reference recent well-performing pairs and their direction/leverage settings when setting up your own bot — but high leverage and high returns come with high risk, so use these as a reference, not a guarantee, and size positions according to your own risk tolerance.
Trending Market can help you gauge current market sentiment and support your decision to go long or short.
Bots popularity can help beginners identify which bot types are more mainstream and easier to get started with.
Leaderboard data only reflects past/current performance and does not guarantee future returns. Grid and futures trading both carry the risk of loss — please invest rationally.
6. FAQ
Q: Why can't I find the Bot Leaderboard on the web version?
A: This feature is currently only available on the Bot page of the mobile app. It is not yet supported on the web version — please check it in the app.
Q: Why does the same trading pair show up multiple times on Top Performers?
A: Different users may have created bots on the same pair with different directions (Long/Short), different leverage multipliers, or at different times, so the same pair can appear as several separate entries on the leaderboard.