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# Leaderboard Usernames

By default, JuiceBot displays your wallet address as your username on the Leaderboard. However, you can personalize your leaderboard experience by linking your X.com account and using your X.com username instead. Here’s how to set or change your username:

### Default Display

If no X.com account is linked, your wallet address (e.g., `0x582a...3005`) will be displayed as your username on the leaderboard.

### Linking Your X.com Account

You can easily link your X.com account in the Username section of the leaderboard menu. Once linked, your Twitter handle will replace the default wallet address as your username. To link your X.com account follow these steps:

1. Tap **Connect X.com** from the **Username menu**. You'll be asked to open a link.
2. Click **Connect X.com**
3. Sign in to the X.com account you'd like to connect.
4. Click **Authorize App**.

### Changing Your Username

After linking your X.com account, your X.com username will be visible to other users on the leaderboard and the JuiceBot website.

#### Managing Your Accounts

You can always disconnect your Twitter account if you prefer to revert to showing your wallet address. Simply return to the Username section, and select Disconnect Twitter.

#### Visibility

Keep in mind, your selected username, whether it’s your wallet address or Twitter handle, will be visible to other users on the leaderboard and on the JuiceBot website.


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