Crypto Leaderboards and 1v1 Duels: Friendly Competition With Verified Balances
People have always compared stacks. The trouble is that online, nobody can tell whose number is real. Verified balances make the comparison fair.
Why bragging needs proof
A claim with nothing behind it is noise. A verified receipt turns the same claim into something that can be compared.
The leaderboard
pof.lol has a public leaderboard of verified balances. It ranks people who actually made a proof, not people who typed the biggest number. It shows a name and a balance, never a wallet address, and you can filter it by coin.
1v1 duels
A POF Duel is a 1v1 contest with real stakes. Both players deposit crypto into the duel, and whoever deposits more USD value within the time limit wins the pot. Open duels are listed on the duels page, and you can also invite a friend with a private link. Because the deposits are real, a duel is a bet, not a display, so only enter one you are comfortable losing.
Privacy stays intact
Receipts show the name, verified balance, coin and date. The wallet address is not shown, so competing does not mean exposing.
Running it in your community
Make a dedicated channel for proofs.
Use the free bots to check the leaderboard from chat.
Ask winners to share their receipt link.
A reminder
A pof.lol receipt is a snapshot of the balance at the moment you made the proof. It is not a live balance and it does not promise the funds are still there later.
FAQ
Is the leaderboard live?
Each entry is a snapshot from when its proof was made.
Do I have to appear on it?
A verified proof counts toward the leaderboard. It shows your name and balance, never your wallet address.
Can I see duels in Discord?
Yes. The Discord bot has a /duels command that lists live duels, and /top shows the leaderboard.