Trending Calls
Not a volume leaderboard. A call rises here by reaching many distinct wallets and performing after the call — buying your own volume does not work.
How trending is calculated
Ranking purely on volume would hand this page to whoever is willing to trade against themselves. The score is built so that raw dollars are the least elastic input:
- 1Volume is capped by participation. A call can only count $2,500 of volume per distinct trader. Beyond that, extra dollars score nothing at all.
- 2Volume is log-scaled. The tenth $10k is worth far less than the first.
- 3Distinct traders count on a square root. Breadth is rewarded, but splitting one actor across fifty wallets pays far less than fifty real people.
- 4Performance is bounded. A 40x and a 400x score similarly, so one outlier cannot own the page.
- 5Age decays on a half-life of 4 hours, keeping the board fresh.
- 6Caller reputation is a bounded multiplier between 0.75x and 1.25x — an edge, never a free pass.
- 7Concentration is penalised. When a small number of wallets account for most of the volume, the whole score is divided down — as low as 0.15x for a single-wallet call.
The formula lives in a single tested module (src/lib/domain/trending.ts) with its anti-manipulation properties asserted in tests.