The method, before the numbers
Scoring has run since August 2026. No aggregate figures yet — here is exactly how it works, and why there is no number on this page today.
| Capture | At post time, at the posted price |
|---|---|
| Marks | 1h · 6h · 24h · 7d |
| Dead tokens | Booked at −100%, kept in the average |
| Edits | None. Calls are immutable once logged |
| Published figures | Pending — insufficient history |
What counts as a call
A structured post: contract, thesis, entry, risk. Captured by a bot when posted. Chat messages, reactions and after-the-fact claims are not calls and are never scored. There is no route to add one retroactively.
What is published, and what isn't
Screener telemetry as of 12 Sep 2026 — what the system has watched, admitted and marked. These are volume and integrity counts, not performance figures and not a claim about returns. Note the third number against the second: every single position that died was published. That is the whole point.
Why there's no number yet
There is an easy, flattering number available here, and we are not going to post it. Among the positions still alive the average peak is a large multiple — but those are a handful of rows out of thousands, and averaging only the survivors is exactly how every fake track record gets built. The honest version of that number has to include the ones that went to zero, and that is the number still being earned.
Because a hit-rate from a short window is noise dressed as evidence, and posting one would be the same trick this was built to avoid. A few weeks of meme coin calls can look spectacular or catastrophic for reasons that have nothing to do with skill.
So the clock runs, the record accrues, and when there is enough history to survive someone checking it, the numbers go here — method unchanged, losses in the same table as the wins.