We watch wallets

A hand-picked list tracked across Solana, BNB, Base, Ethereum and Robinhood. Every buy is recorded as it lands. Wallets that stop producing useful signals are removed from the list.

We find the convergence

Three tracked wallets buying the same token within an hour is a multibuy. A wallet counts when a single buy is $100 or more. Multiple smaller buys do not add up, so a wallet cannot gradually build its way into a signal.

Three things stop a signal announcing: a market cap over $2M, a ceiling set from our own record because the calls above it did not run; a convergence of more than five wallets; and a group that has already left, because if most of the wallets sold everything before the signal fired, that is interest that ended, not interest happening.

We record the signal

The clock starts on the buy that completes the trio, not the first one. That third buy is the entry we publish: its own fill, what that wallet actually paid. We record the token, how many wallets converged, what they put in combined, and the market cap at that fill.

We track what happens next

Every call is followed for sixty days. The high is the highest price the token actually traded at after the signal fired, using Birdeye's candles across the token's available liquidity rather than a single pool. The multiple is that high measured against the published entry.

A later reading cannot lower a peak that already happened, and nothing is scored against a live price.

We track the sells too. Every signal shows which of the wallets are still holding and how much of what they bought, updated as they move.

We leave the misses in

Nothing gets quietly deleted because it went nowhere.

Winners and 1.0x calls stay in the record. The hit rate is calculated across every call we make, and a coin that never trades above its entry carries a red arrow showing it.

Members get it live

This site is the public record, not the live feed. Signals reach detection within seconds of the block, Telegram receives each one the moment it fires, and group members also get the Terminal: the same feed live in the browser, filterable, with the holding status of every call. This page is deliberately up to fifteen minutes behind.