Heists and clear wins, a year later
The first one-year re-grades land Aug 31, 2027
The ranking board’s history starts Sep 2, 2026. A trade is re-graded once a year has passed, measured from the board of its own day — so a trade from before the history has nothing to be measured from.
Graded at the trade. Every two-team dynasty trade in the trade feed is graded on the ranking board for its league’s format — superflex or 1QB, TE premium or not — with the calculator’s engine: a gap under 8% is even, 8–25% a slight edge, 25–50% a clear win, and a heist is a 2× fleecing, 50% or more.
Re-graded later, the same way. 30, 90 and 365 days on, the same trade goes back through the same engine on the board as it stood that day. It is measured from the grade on the board of the trade’s own day, re-read the same way, so the start and the end are alike. A pick not yet used is still a pick; a pick since drafted becomes the player taken with it, when we have seen that draft. A player who has retired is worth nothing.
Held means the side that came out ahead is still ahead; evened out, that the gap is now under 8%; flipped, that the other side is ahead. Shares need at least 30 trades; below that you see the counts.
0 trades re-graded a year later. Redraft and best-ball trades, trades with IDP players, kickers or defenses, and roster swaps are never graded. Leagues and managers stay anonymous.