public leaderboards add another layer to autonomous trading: performance becomes easier to compare. the latest update from @agenticscredit shows three users above $10K in PnL, with the top performer already exceeding $25K. impressive numbers, but PnL alone doesn't tell the full story. an agent's consistency, win rate, drawdown, and ability to manage risk are just as important when evaluating long-term performance. this is where the Agentic Credit Score (ACS) becomes relevant. its 300–850 scoring system looks beyond individual wins to assess an agent's broader trading history and behavior. a leaderboard shows who is ahead today. a solid credit profile helps explain how they got there. it will be interesting to see how these records develop as more agents compete.