Gilded Ledger — a leaderboard you can walk around
Gilded Ledger turns one public trading book into a ring of 3D coin stacks. Every open position is a stack, and the number of coins follows its value: two gold winners climb into towers, two steel lines rise to a few dozen coins, and the rest stay a single bright chip on the floor. Above it all, a giant counter marks the book against its entry cost — from +0% to six figures.
What happens in one loop
- Grow → peak → give back. The book runs up to a marked peak near $2.1m, then settles around $1.47m. Coins drop off the top of each stack as it gives back, and the off the high card counts what was handed back.
- Concentration. Two lines of eight end up holding roughly three quarters of the book — the rest is noise next to them.
- Ten checks. An audit list walks the book line by line: the entry, the multiple, the peak, the rank, the cash, the fee floor, the clip and the cadence.
Built with Three.js and WebGL
Every coin is real geometry: lathe-turned discs drawn with instanced meshes, lit by a studio environment baked into PMREM so the gold reads as metal. Drag to orbit the ring 360°, hover any stack for its wallet card, double-click to reset, and open the ⚙ panel to change the metal theme, motion speed, dust density, coin size, ring depth and zoom.
All balances, gains and fills on this page are an illustrative simulation — not a real account, and not trading or financial advice. The closing line is the point: a leaderboard ranks what already happened.
Designed and built by AETumi Corp. Explore more Three.js and WebGL templates at aetumi.app/threejs — see also Helios Crucible, Sapphire Maelstrom and Aurelian Synapse.