Who called what
Who is actuallygood at calling it.
Every call on this site is timestamped from the tweet’s own id, so a record here is one nobody can quietly tidy up afterwards — not the caller, and not us.
The callers
Ranked by what is in the pots of all their calls put together — money people paid in, not a number we chose. The checks are a different score: what the price actually did a day, a week and a month after each call, written once from a feed and never revised. A row opens that caller’s whole record, call by call, at a link anyone can post.
Claiming a record
On the chain, every trade pays the tweet’s author 0.75% and whoever called it — the person who made the coin exist — 0.5%, on a coin launched today, and whatever the older ones launched on, since a coin’s terms are fixed when it is made. Both are charged from the very first trade, whether or not they have ever heard of this site, and held against the coin until they turn up.
A caller who minted here claims their share to a wallet from the coin’s page. An author signs in with X, which proves the handle rather than asking us to believe it, and collects from the same page. Until someone turns up, the money sits where it is rather than becoming ours — which is the whole reason it is counted separately.