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How is my result counted in SyntX World Cup 2026?

Learn how Total Profit is calculated in SyntX World Cup 2026 and how tied rankings are resolved.

Learn how your Total Profit is calculated in SyntX World Cup 2026, how ties are resolved, and what counts toward your final ranking.


How your result is counted

Your score is your Total Profit: the value of your account at the end-of-stage snapshot minus the $10,000 you started with. It is shown in US dollars with a sign, for example +$5,000 or -$2,000, so a minus means you finished below your starting balance.


What counts and what doesn't

  • The snapshot at 21:00 UTC+3 on the final day of a stage is the only official record of your result for that stage.

  • Leaderboard refreshes roughly every 15 minutes while trading is open. Positions you see between refreshes are indicative only.

  • To be ranked and eligible for any prize or nomination, you need at least 10 closed trades in that stage. Some special nominations set their own minimum. Below the minimum, you still appear on the Leaderboard, but without a rank.


If two people score the same

Identical Total Profit is settled in this order:

  • higher Total Profit at full value, with no rounding;

  • greater number of closed trades in that stage;

  • earlier last trade, counting only trades placed before 21:00 UTC+3 on the final day.

For the Country Nomination, where results are combined, we first compare the combined Total Profit of the countries at full value, and then the earliest qualifying result inside the group.


Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

How is my ranking calculated in SyntX World Cup 2026?

Your ranking is based on Total Profit — your account value at the stage snapshot minus your $10,000 starting balance.

How many trades do I need to be ranked?

At least 10 closed trades in that stage.

What happens if two participants have the same Total Profit?

Ties are broken first by unrounded Total Profit, then by number of closed trades, then by earlier last trade time.

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