# Hall of Fame

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The below displays the Hall of Fame interface of the website:

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**#1:** Displays the Hall of Fame, showing the top 3 projects with the highest all time high (ATH). Users can also scroll horizontally to check the top 10 projects with the highest ATH for the predetermined filtered period

**#2:** Displays a filter whereby users can filter tokens displayed on the Hall of Fame by all time, month and week

**#3:** Displays the rank of the project for the current month (in a descending order)

**#4:** Displays the project's name and ticker, including the chain the token is deployed on

**#5:** Displays the amount of Xs (i.e. multiples) that the token has achieved since launching on the platform

**#6:** Displays the amount of highest market cap achieved by the token at a point in time throughout the month

**#7:** Displays the profit which was made from deploying the project based on an estimated $100 of launch fees


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