We track wallets with a record. When three buy the same coin inside 60 minutes, it becomes a Multibuy. Every signal is timestamped and tracked publicly for 60 days.
A hand-picked list across Solana, BNB, Base, Ethereum and Robinhood. Every buy and sell is recorded as it lands, relayed buys included. Wallets are graded on their own results, and the ones that stop producing are removed.
A wallet counts on a single buy of $100 or more. Smaller buys do not add up, and the same wallet buying twice is still one wallet.
That third buy sets the entry, at the market cap the wallet actually paid, and the record never changes. Sells are tracked too, so every signal shows which wallets still hold.
It is announced unless the market cap was over $1M at the third buy ($2M on BNB), more than five wallets were already in, or two of the three had already sold out. Those are kept as records and still scored, and each ceiling comes from our own record of the calls above it that did not run.
Every call is tracked for 60 days. Its multiple is the highest price the coin traded after the signal, against the entry.
Nothing is deleted for going nowhere. The hit rate counts every call, a coin that never traded above its entry carries a red arrow, and every week stays in History as it was called. The best runs get a replay.
| chain | where the high is read |
|---|---|
| Solana, BNB, Ethereum, Base | Candles across the coin's whole liquidity, not one pool |
| Robinhood | The pool's own swaps, read from the chain |
A wick is not a high. One violent minute can print a price nobody could sell at, so a candle's high only counts up to a little above its body, and less the bigger the coin.
| market cap at the candle | wick allowed over body |
|---|---|
| under $1M | 1.2x |
| $1M to $10M | 1.15x |
| over $10M | 1.15x, 1.05x on Robinhood |
The site runs 15 minutes behind, on purpose. Telegram gets every signal the second it fires, and the Terminal is live and filterable.