Rules of the range

Hitrate reads public Telegram call channels, takes the first post of every token in each channel as a call, buys it on paper at the price of that minute and follows it. A channel's grade comes only from what its calls did after the post. The numbers below are read from the running service, so this page and the range always agree.

A call

Channels are read through their public web preview, t.me/s/<channel>, every 20 seconds while active and every 2 minutes when quiet. No account and no private groups. A private group can opt in by adding the Hitrate bot as admin; its calls then carry Verified track record. We review every opt-in before the channel appears.
The token address is taken from the post text and its links (pump.fun, dexscreener, gmgn, birdeye, photon, solscan, jup, bot links) and checked on chain to be a real mint.
One call per channel per token, ever: the first post. Later posts of the same token are updates, not new calls.
A post with more than 2 tokens is a list, not a call.
A token that first appears in an edited post is a call at the time we saw the edit, never at the original post time. Deleted posts stay in the books.
History: each channel's last 60 days were read back page by page when it was added. Those calls have no edit history; calls marked Live were seen as they were posted.

The entry

The paper buy happens at the price 45 seconds after the post: enough for a subscriber to read it and click. For calls seen live, the entry is provisional for the first hour, until the minute candles of the post are final; it can change once. Prices come from pump.fun minute candles, GeckoTerminal when pump.fun has none, and Jupiter for the price now. The entry market cap shown in the shot log is the market cap at that price. A call with no price after three tries is marked no price and is not graded; a price is never guessed.

The x

Name	What it is
Peak, 24 h	Highest price in the 24 hours after the post, divided by the entry. This is the number a grade uses.
At 24 h	Price at the 24th hour divided by the entry.
Peak, 7 d	Highest price in the first 7 days. Shown, not graded.
Now	Live price divided by the entry.

A win is a call whose 24 h peak reached 2x.

Rug

Inside the first 7 days the price fell to 0.1x of the entry and then either nobody traded for 6 hours, or liquidity is under $3000. A rug never clears.

Dumped on subscribers

The token rose to at least 1.25x of the entry within 10 minutes of the post, and an hour after the post it was under 50% of that 10-minute peak. Under 20% it counts twice (dumped hard). This is the pattern of a channel selling into its own readers.

What does not count

These calls are shown in the shot log with the reason, and kept out of the grade.

Reason	Rule
Echo	Another tracked channel posted the same token first, up to 30 minutes before. The first caller gets the credit. Tweets and forwards never make a call an echo.
Fresh	The token was younger than 3 minutes at the post.
Thin	Under $300 traded in the 30 minutes before the post, up to the entry: no subscriber could have bought there.
Spray	Over 12 calls in one day: the rest of the day is not graded.
Edited	A token added to an old post by an edit we could not watch, or a post we first saw already edited.
Forwards, links	Forwarded bot screenshots, posts forwarded to the bot, and X links sent by holders.

Chased marks a call posted after the token had already run 3x in the 6 hours before. It still counts: the entry is the price at the post, so a late call only hurts the caller.

A channel that mostly repeats others (at least 70% echoes) is capped at BB. Channels that copy each other both ways are a ring and are capped at BBB.

The grade

Over the last 60 days, for every graded call of a channel:

S = 100 × ( 40% A + 25% M + 20% R + 15% D )

A, win rate: the share of wins, from 10% (zero) to 60% and over (full).
M, median 24 h peak, each call capped at 20x: 1x scores zero, 2.5x and over scores full.
R, no rugs: full at zero rugs, zero at 80% rugs.
D, no dumps: full at zero dumps, zero at 30% dumps.
Every rate is pulled toward the average of all channels by 10 average calls. With 10 calls a channel is half itself, half the market; with 100 it is almost all itself.

Grade	Score from
AAA	90
AA	82
A	74
BBB	66
BB	58
B	50
CCC	42
CC	34
C	25
D	below 25

Under 20 graded calls a channel is NR, under review; the line shows its provisional grade beside it. AAA needs at least 60 graded calls, AA 40, A 30. Ties rank by more graded calls, then fewer rugs. Changing any constant on this page bumps the rules version (now 2), and every grade is recomputed.

Holding

Without a wallet: the shot log, the top 25 lanes and the last 10 calls of every caller. Holding $150 of $HITRATE opens every call with filters, every lane, and an alert the minute a top caller calls.

Sign in by signing one text message with Phantom or Solflare. It is not a transaction and costs nothing.
The token amount behind $150 follows the live price, smoothed over 6 hours so it does not jump.
The balance is read again every 5 minutes. If it cannot be read, the cage closes until it can.
Nothing is paid to holders. Holding opens the cage, that is all.

Where the creator fee goes

Creator fees: not routed. The pump.fun creator fee of $HITRATE stays with the coin creator; Hitrate does not collect, split or send any of it. The rating, the feed and the holder cage run the same either way.

Limits

Only public channels and channels that opted in through the bot. A channel can delete posts before we read them back; calls seen live keep their deletes on record.
X callers are not graded yet. X links sent by holders are shown, never graded.
Prices come from public sources (pump.fun, GeckoTerminal, Jupiter). When all of them fail for a token, it shows as no price instead of a guess.
A grade describes the past calls of a channel. It is not advice and it is not a promise about the next call.