Mack

Where it ranks. Better than 63% of the 67 channels we tracked, on a score that pulls small samples toward the average so a handful of lucky calls cannot buy a ranking. Only 11 tracked calls. That is far too few to measure anything; the numbers above are shown for completeness, not as a record.

Graduation rate, and what it means. Of the 11 calls this channel made on tokens that had not yet reached a DEX, 0% went on to graduate. 0% of those graduated within two minutes of the call. Read that second number carefully: across every channel we measure, the ones with high graduation rates get them almost entirely from calls that graduate within a minute or two. When we exclude those fast ones, no channel in our sample beats what the market cap at call time already predicted. So a high rate here means the channel spots migrations quickly, not that it picks tokens that will later succeed. Speed is the real signal, and it is worth having — it is just not foresight. This is an on-chain fact about the tokens, not a claim about returns, and it is measured on every tracked call including those excluded from the price statistics above.

Trading these calls costs money before any of them move: on a 0.02 SOL trade, tips and rent alone took about 42 percent of the trade in our own measured test. Trade at the cheapest rate

What would different settings have done on these calls? Every exit rule we test, ranked on this channel's own calls, at whatever position size and bot you pick. We show the whole ranking rather than one recommended setting, because the best rule on past data is not reliably the best on the next batch.
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