This chain keeps no archive, so nothing can be asked about past state. Instead the price is taken from the nearest actual trade on the token's bonding curve to the moment in question: what somebody really paid, and what they really received. Each row links that transaction, and shows how far away in time it was.
A call's return is the price after the window divided by the price at the post. Where either price has no nearby trade, the cell is empty — never zero, and never interpolated.
A post counts as a call when it names a contract address, or a ticker that resolves to exactly one indexed launch. An ambiguous ticker is ignored, because attributing someone's call to a token they did not name would be worse than missing it.
Accounts are never labelled. There is no "scammer" flag, no reputation score and no ranking adjective — only counted calls, measured returns, and links. Anyone named may file a dispute, which is published on their page beside the numbers.
Timelines are read through a public mirror rather than the X API, which we do not have. Every raw response is stored before parsing, so the record survives the mirror. A failed fetch is recorded as a failure, never as "no calls".
The tracked list lives in configuration today. $RCPT holders vote on additions by signed message — a signature, never a transaction, and never a request for a key.