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# Exploring Users

**The Explore tab** in the bottom tray is the player's primary tool when it comes to keys. It allows you to find **new users** and explore **their stats** to make key purchases.

The section is devided into three tabs based on **major user ranking criteria**: it shows **Top**, **Trending** and **Newest users**. The window also includes a tab with a running feed of key **trades**.

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None of what is said here **constitutes** financial advice. The article explores the key system and the choices players might want to make.
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### Tabs

The different user rankings allow users to **improve their choices** when buying keys.

#### Top

In the Top tab, users are weighted according to their **key price**. This allows you to find the most **"legit"** players who are popular with other users. Still, such a trade carries **a risk**, since the keys might be **overpriced** based on the expected reward.

#### Trending

In the Trending tab, users are ranked based on **the popularity** of their keys. You can find the players whose keys are deemed a good buy at the moment. Naturally, this entails **a risk**, as market momentum does not guarantee succes.

#### Newest

In the Newest tab, you'll see the users who have just **onboarded** the app. This helps key traders to **snipe for cheap** the keys they deem a good buy. New users are not guaranteed to continue playing the game or become hot on the key market, so there's a natural **risk** associated with the purchase.

#### Trades

The trade tab lists all key **sales** and **buys**. You can track the **actions of other players** there. You may prefer to follow **specific players** — it's possible to do this in their profile.

### Exploring users

#### Important criteria

There are **a number of things** you may want to consider when buying a key. The most immediate ones to take a look at are the **character's strength**, which defines the daily return, and the **$PWR balance**, which defines total return.

* The **$PWR/key price ratio** shows the total profit potential the key issuer has compared to the "investment"; this shows if the key is overvalued or undervalued long-term
* The **strength/key price** **ratio** shows the daily return relative to the price; this can identify overvalued or undervalued keys short-term
* **The number of key** owned by the key issuer is also important. If a player owns a lot of their own keys, on the contrary, is a negative sign for buyers, as it does not only imply dilution, but makes it more likely that the key issue will sell their own keys.

#### User profiles

Click on **any user** to go to their profile. The profile contains **a wide range** of important info, such as the **holder distribution**, **expected yield** and **user activity**. The Stats tab explores **critical info** associated with the player's performance.