How the numbers are built
Every claim on this site is reproducible from the same data.
What produces a signal
Wallets are watched over WebSocket on Base, Ethereum, Solana, Robinhood and BNB Chain. When enough independent wallets buy the same token inside a short window, a signal fires. Wallets belonging to the same operator are collapsed to one so a single person running three wallets cannot clear the threshold alone.
What we do with peaks we cannot verify
Peaks are tested by round trip: buy $25 of the token and immediately quote the sale back. A catastrophic round trip means the pool is empty regardless of what the price feed says, and that token is dropped entirely. Price being correct and the pool being real are two different things.
Sometimes the test cannot run at all — the quote sources do not answer. That is not the same as failing, so those rows stay. We mention it because the gap is not evenly spread: on a recent day 91% of candidates were confirmed, but none of the top 15 were. Quote sources fail hardest on the largest multiples, which is exactly where people look. So: unsellable is removed, untested is shown, and "every multiple is verified" is a claim we do not make.
Why the honest ROI is lower
Two corrections, both measured rather than assumed:
Dead tokens count. Tokens no longer indexed by any DEX are usually rugs. Buying them cost money, so they stay in the denominator at zero value. Dropping them inflates ROI by roughly 2×.
You cannot fill at the signal price. The signal exists because the wallets bought — and their own buys moved the price first. Their median market impact measures ~22%, and the gap between the last published price and the live pool price measures ~25%. Those two numbers agree, which is why we treat the entry cost as real rather than as slippage that better execution could remove.
What we do not publish
Contract addresses, wallet addresses and wallet labels never appear here, and signals stay off the site for 24 hours. Aggregate performance is public; the picks themselves are the product.
