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Everything you earn on Rabbithole feeds one leaderboard. Your place on it sets your tier, and your tier sets your perks: raffle entries, daily check-in, and access to gated campaigns.

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The Leaderboard

The leaderboard has two views. The weekly view is the one that matters for tiers. It is rebuilt about once an hour, so a claim or a big deposit can take up to an hour to move your rank. Each row shows the rank, the X handle or address, the number of campaigns the person is earning in, and the amount earned. A check mark next to a name means a verified account.

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Tiers

There are five tiers, in order:
1

Bronze

Everyone starts here.
2

Silver

You have earned enough this week to place ahead of the bottom of the board.
3

Gold

Roughly the top tenth of weekly earners. Unlocks daily check-in.
4

Platinum

Roughly the top hundredth.
5

Diamond

Roughly the top thousandth.
Your tier is read from your weekly rank, so it can move in either direction. Earn more than the people around you and you climb. Withdraw, or let others out-earn you, and you drop when the window rolls past your best days.
The exact cut-offs are set by Rabbithole and shown in the app. Tiers and the entries they give are being reworked alongside the raffle rebuild, so expect the boundaries above to change.

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The Deposit Goal

The ring on the home dashboard shows your deposits against a tier goal, with an estimate of what you could earn a year at the next tier. It is a guide to how much you would typically need deposited to sit in that tier at current rates, not a rule. Rank is what actually sets your tier.

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Benefits

Open Benefits from the rank card or the profile menu to see what your tier is giving you right now and what you need to keep it.

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How to Climb

  • Deposit more. Your share of every campaign’s rewards is proportional to your balance.
  • Stay in. Rewards accrue every second, so a position held all week beats one opened on Friday.
  • Spread across campaigns. The board counts earnings from every campaign together.
  • Chase the APY. Campaigns early in their life often pay the highest rates because few people have joined.