Steal a Superpower Leaderboards: What Top Cash and Top Power Measure and What First Place Earns

Steal a Superpower's official description tells players to "CLIMB THE LEADERBOARDS for Top Cash and Top Power." Those are the game's two named leaderboard competitions, and each board publicly ranks one of the stats you already build during normal play: your money and your strength.

What each leaderboard tracks

The boards answer different questions about your account. Top Cash reflects how much money you generate, while Top Power reflects how strong your character is. Neither board is a separate mini-game: both tracked stats come out of systems every player already touches.

Top Cash: the money your base earns

Cash is earned by placing your cards on holders at your base, and those holders keep producing Cash even while you're away fighting. That makes your base income the lever for this board — the more Cash your holders produce over time, the higher your Top Cash standing climbs. The base guide covers setting up your holders, and the how to get cash guide goes deeper on the earning side.

Top Power: the strength stat

Power is raised through upgrades, trails and auras. The same investments that lift your Power also boost your Health and speed, so climbing the Top Power board runs through the same purchases and pickups that make you hit harder and survive longer in the zones. The upgrades guide, auras guide and trails guide each break down one of these systems, and how to get more power collects the routes in one place.

What 1st place gets you

Reaching 1st place on the Top Cash or Top Power leaderboard awards the Roblox badge 1st Place!, and that badge is the first-place reward the available sources document — they list no other prize for topping a board. It is easily the rarest of the game's five badges: at the time of the third-party count used here, 30 players had earned it, roughly 0% of the player base. Badge counts change as more people play, but the size of that gap says a lot about how few players have ever held the top spot. The badges page lists the rest of the game's badge set for comparison.

Climbing the boards is the normal game loop

Neither leaderboard asks for anything outside ordinary progression. Your holders earn Cash continuously while you fight, and your upgrades, trails and auras raise Power alongside Health and speed — the exact numbers both boards rank. The players at the top of Top Cash and Top Power are simply the ones furthest along in the same base-building and strengthening systems everyone else uses; the official description presents climbing the leaderboards as one of the game's headline activities, right alongside fighting through zones, defeating bosses, building your base and completing the Index.