A stock-trading Reddit forum has minted a group of hall-of-famers who best exploited Robinhood's 'infinite leverage' glitch. Here's how much money each has amassed through the hack.

Deposit: $15,000

Leverage: $1,300,000

Gain/Loss: -$180,000

Post time: 1:17 p.m., November 4

Top comment: "Update: account just got deactivated bc I tried to leverage more to buy more AMD puts."

Deposit: $4,000

Leverage: $1,279,550

Gain/Loss: -$22,022.71

Post time: 6:31 p.m., November 4

Top comment: "The cash balance from the covered call gets added to your cash – increasing your buying power by the premium you took in. ***Also, DONT DO THIS****"

Deposit: $5,000

Leverage: $314,070

Gain/Loss: N/A

Post time: 9:40 p.m., November 4

Top comment: "How much leverage was too much? 💯 x?"

Deposit: $3,000

Leverage: $1,732,640

Gain/Loss: N/A

Post time: 11:13 p.m., November 5

Top comment: "We are actually about to witness an SEC raid of WSB and bankruptcy of Robinhood."

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