Docs / Scoring / Resolution
⚖️ How a call is resolved
A call is a claim. Resolution is the part where the chain settles it.
ℹ️ Note
The rule everything else follows: a win is only a win if a follower could actually have banked it. Not what the chart printed — what the pool could have paid.
How the outcome is measured
Entry is where you called itPriced at the moment of the call, on-chain. Not the daily open, not a screenshot.Peak is what heldA price that existed for a heartbeat on no liquidity is not a peak. We look for a level that stood up.Capped by real depthYour win is limited by what the pool could genuinely absorb. A 900x on $400 of liquidity is not a 900x.Tracked, not snapshottedCalls are followed as they develop, so a slow winner still gets its credit.What never counts as a win
RugsLiquidity pulled, or a sell path that closes. Scores nothing, whatever it printed first.HoneypotsIf holders could not sell, nobody won. The chart is irrelevant.Unsellable spikesA wick into empty books is not an exit anyone could have taken.Unsafe tokensTokens that fail our safety checks are excluded from scoring entirely.ℹ️ Note
This is why our numbers look smaller than the screenshots people post.Anyone can quote the top wick. We only count what the liquidity could have paid — and that is exactly why a SWARM number means something when a screenshot does not.
Timing
Live while it runsA call keeps updating while it is still developing, so a rank reflects what is actually happening.Settled at the windowWhen the scoring window closes, calls lock in and the result becomes part of your record.Never rewrittenA settled outcome stays settled. Records do not quietly improve later.