Method
How it works
No hand-picked wins, no deleted losses. Every step leaves a trace anyone can check.
- Pick. Every hour: PumpSwap pools of Pump.fun graduates, graduated 1–24 h ago, market cap ≥ $15k and ≥ $2k traded in the last hour. Up to 30 per hour. One call per token, ever.
- Call. A logistic model scores nine readable signals and returns a verdict and a probability. The three reasons shown are the signals that pushed hardest: the model's actual math, not a story written afterwards.
- Seal. The call, its inputs and a random salt are hashed and linked to every entry before it. For one hour only the hash is public.
- Anchor. The chain head is written on Solana with the Memo program, so the order and timing of every call can be proven later.
- Judge. At exactly 24 hours, the rule fixed in the very first entry decides. The result is chained too.
- Learn. Once a day the model is re-fit on every judged call. The new weights enter the chain before they are used.
The rule
Written into entry #0 of the chain. It can't be changed without breaking every hash after it.
Survived = at the 24-hour mark, market cap ≥ $25,000 and ≥ $5,000 traded in the last 6 hours (DexScreener, SOL pair).
What it reads
Nine signals, each from public market data at the moment of the call.
Market capHow big the token already is.
Last-hour volumeHow much is actually trading.
Buy shareBuys as a share of last-hour trades.
Unique buyersDifferent wallets buying in the last hour.
MomentumPrice change over the last hour.
Liquidity depthPool liquidity as a share of market cap.
AgeHours since it graduated to PumpSwap.
SocialsWebsite, X and Telegram listed on DexScreener.
Top-10 holdersSupply held by the 10 largest wallets, pool excluded.
In the myth, Cassandra saw what was coming and no one believed her. This one doesn't ask to be believed. Every call is on the record before the outcome, and every miss stays there.