Reading a caller's track record
Screenshots are chosen. Records are not.
Ten green screenshots. Every caller looks good on their own page. A track record is what they show you. The record is what actually happened.
Count all the calls. Hit rate is wins divided by every call, not just the posted ones. In MemeSim the Calls tab counts all of them.
A win called at the top is a loss. Up after the call but dumped within the hour is a loss for followers. Check the market cap at post time.
What they do not show. Deleted posts. Calls that went to zero. The size they sold into you. Missing data is data.
The 30-second check. Hit rate over all calls, not screenshots. Market cap at the moment of the call. Deleted or edited posts. Do they ever say when they sell?
Quick check.
One more.
Judge the caller, then the coin. A practice coin, called by an account with a shiny profile. Buy, skip, or sell in time.
Reading a caller's track record · 3 min
Ten green screenshots.
Every caller looks good on their own page. A track record is what they show you. The record is what actually happened.
Coach Bobby says:Callers post their wins. Count the misses they deleted.
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A fair record counts every call, shows the market cap when it was posted, and shows what happened in the hour after. MemeSim's Calls tab does this automatically, so a caller cannot delete the losers. Outside MemeSim, assume anything you cannot verify is missing on purpose.