How are Roblox players ranked on this leaderboard?
Three rankings are available, one at a time. Portfolio Value sorts by the combined Robux worth of a player's holdings, Items Owned by copies held, and Average Growth by percentage gain, open only to players holding at least three copies. Switch with the Rank By buttons above the table, or by clicking a column header on desktop. All three rank highest to lowest, and players with a zero total drop out of the value and copies lists.
How is a Roblox player's portfolio value calculated?
Portfolio value sums each item's RAP, or Recent Average Price, times the copies the player holds. Only Roblox Classic Limiteds and UGC Limiteds count, and deleted items are excluded. Average Growth compares current RAP against the item's original price, weighted by copies; items with no original price are skipped. Gains show green, losses red.
What does each row on the players leaderboard show?
Each row shows rank, avatar thumbnail, Roblox username, and numeric user ID, then portfolio value in Robux, copies held, and average growth as a signed percentage. Trophy icons mark the top three. Clicking a row opens that player's page, which splits unique items, copies, and portfolio value between UGC and Classic Limiteds.
Which Roblox players appear in the rankings?
Rankings cover RBX Invest accounts with a connected Roblox profile and an inventory that is not hidden; a player who goes private leaves at the next refresh. Page size is 10, 20, 50, or 100 rows, and metric, size, and page go into the URL, so a view can be bookmarked or shared. Standings come from a snapshot rebuilt on a schedule.