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A proposed pilot method for comparing observed channel calls. Price measurements are not executed trades or a promise of future returns.
Qualified calls are evaluated at 1, 6, and 24 hours after a delayed reference. The current pilot method uses received time plus 60 seconds, with at least three distinct historical samples within 30 seconds of each target. The median target price is compared with the median reference price.
Gross change is 100 × (target price ÷ reference price − 1). The displayed modeled after-cost change subtracts 100 basis points of assumed round-trip costs, or one percentage point. It does not prove an executable fill, account profit, liquidity at your trade size, or a real exit. Claimed profits and peak prices are not treated as executed returns.
Missing, unsellable, or invalid historical evidence remains unavailable. A current price cannot fill a historical observation gap. These assumptions are proposed pilot settings, and method changes must receive a new version.
| State | Meaning | Measured outcome? |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluated | The window matured and valid historical entry and target evidence exists. | Yes: positive, negative, or zero change. |
| Pending | The full observation window has not closed. | No. |
| Unknown | The window matured but usable evidence is missing. | No; never silently converted to zero. |
| Unsellable | Available evidence indicates inadequate liquidity or inability to sell. | No modeled executable return. |
| Excluded | The post did not satisfy the published qualification rule. | No; its reason is retained. |
Coverage is evaluated outcomes divided by matured eligible calls. When no calls have matured, coverage is unavailable. Positive share uses evaluated outcomes only. Median change excludes unavailable outcomes, so read it together with coverage, sample size, pending calls, and unknown outcomes.
Monitoring receives authorized new channel posts and edits. It cannot reconstruct earlier history or infer a deletion from a missing post. Source time, received time, and evaluation time remain distinct. Edits preserve version history rather than replacing earlier evidence.
A qualified signal needs an unambiguous supported contract or mint and chain. Tickers alone, ambiguous addresses, and retrospective result claims are not guessed into qualified calls. The first qualifying token call in a channel counts once; subsequent related posts do not inflate its sample size.
The proposed eligibility threshold is 30 observed days and 30 matured 24-hour calls. Pending calls cannot qualify a channel. Eligibility describes the amount of observation; it is not a safety certificate or a proven quality threshold.
Catalog ordering explicitly identifies observation coverage, modeled 24-hour change, observed calls, or community rating. An unavailable measure has no numerical score. MemeRank does not manufacture a composite trust or safety score from these fields.
Community stars describe user experience and remain separate from measured outcomes. An identity badge verifies identity only. Channel membership fees, Pro subscriptions, and identity verification do not improve measured results or establish endorsement.
Private signal details remain private on every plan. Public and Pro views do not expose private post text, mint addresses, exact call times, invitation links, or per-call exports.
Private results can be released only as fixed, closed UTC calendar-month cohorts with verified owner consent, complete collection, and finalized outcomes. The proposed delay is seven days plus the final 24-hour outcome window. Minimums are 30 qualifying calls and 20 evaluated outcomes. Small nonempty positive or nonpositive cells below 10 suppress the rate; count bands and five-percentage-point rounding limit precision.
A report is suppressed until evidence and release checks pass. Suppression means insufficient permission or publishable evidence, not zero activity. Fixed cohorts and suppression reduce inference risk; they cannot promise anonymity.
Anything marked DEMO is a fictional fixture for exploring the interface. It is not live performance, a recommendation, a verified channel history, or an actual payment. Do not use demo values as evidence about real people or assets.
Price providers, collection gaps, timing differences, parser limitations, sparse sampling, and changing liquidity can affect the result. Sparse observations may miss true drawdowns. If a price bar crosses both favorable and adverse thresholds without known ordering, the outcome is ambiguous.