1. Detect and qualify
PrePump observes activity through its existing wallet and market-data pipeline. Qualification checks determine whether an original call is generated. An interesting token or a large move alone does not establish that a call was made.
2. Publish the reference
The original early alert identifies the token by contract address and records the market-cap reference. Optional market, liquidity and security fields describe observations available at that time. Missing fields are omitted; they are not proof of a clean security assessment.
3. Follow the market
The established tracking flow follows verified observations after the call. The original reference is retained. A later update is not a new entry recommendation, and the website does not request fresh market data to manufacture an outcome.
4. Record a verified ATH
The highest accepted market-cap observation attributed to that call becomes its verified ATH. The ATH timestamp and notification delivery timestamp can differ. A high can already have passed when an update is received.
5. Distribute eligible updates
The early route receives the original call and follow-ups. Free starts with a qualifying observed result from 2X, which can be higher on first observation. Later updates remain tied to that call. Celebrations mark qualifying bands without replaying intermediate results.
6. Review the full cohort
Reports include calls below 2X and those awaiting verified ATH, not only winning examples. Inspect the reporting window before comparing results. A call may never reach a public milestone.