The original reference is fixed
Performance compares the original alert market cap with a subsequent verified ATH market cap for the same signal. It does not reset the entry when a public update appears.
Displayed amounts and multiples are rounded separately. Recalculating from a shortened label such as $17.82K can produce a small rounding difference.
ATH is an observation, not a fill
Verified ATH is the maximum accepted observation in the established tracking window. It is not a promise of the token’s lifetime high, a sale, or a result achieved by a user. A token may lose most of its value after that high.
One call, one exclusive band
Each call belongs to a single range according to its maximum verified ATH: Below 2X; 2X–3X; 3X–5X; 5X–10X; 10X–15X; 15X–20X; or 20X+. The upper boundary belongs to the next band. A 5X call is not also counted in 2X–3X.
Calls without verified ATH remain Awaiting Verified ATH. Any additional source states must be retained when reconciling totals. Missing observations are not silently converted to zero or wins.
Read the reporting window
TODAY, THIS WEEK and LAST WEEK follow the existing report’s returned period and timestamps. Open periods can change. The website displays the approved public aggregate; it does not calculate a second ATH series or provide arbitrary date ranges.
Observe the limits
Data can arrive late, be unavailable or require verification. A notification can lag its recorded ATH; a first Free result can skip directly above 2X. Delivery failure is not evidence that the market event did not occur. The interface shows unavailable data rather than invented estimates.
Signals are not realised PNL
A token-level multiple excludes your execution timing, position sizing, fees, slippage, liquidity, failed transactions and exits. Even simulated trades depend on their assumptions. Historical observations do not establish achievable or future profits.