Do calls move price?
Every call we track is priced every ten seconds from the moment it lands in the channel. If an audience follows a call, it has to show up here — buying pressure in the first minutes after the message. We measured 10,325 calls.
Measured 05 Sep 2026 · rolling window, rebuilt daily+0.1%
median, 60s after the call
50%
of calls positive at 60s
+15.9%
median peak within 10 min
| After the call | n | Median move | Share positive |
|---|
| 60 seconds | 10,293 | +0.1% | 50% |
| 2 minutes | 10,285 | -0.1% | 47% |
| 5 minutes | 10,275 | -8.1% | 39% |
What this means. A coin flip. The tokens still move — the median call peaks +16% within ten minutes — but that motion is the token’s own momentum, not the audience arriving. If subscribers bought on calls, the first minute would show it. It does not.
Scope. These are Telegram channel calls across the channels we track. In-app callouts with a buy button attached — the pump.fun model — could behave differently; that is an open question we would measure the same way if the data were public. And a null here is not a verdict on any channel:
the call record grades what the token did, which is a different question from whether the audience moved it.