Leaderboard

#How It Works

Every new queried coin will be added to the tracking system automatically.

If you are only scanning a coin, tap Just Scanning under your query. Only you can tap it.

The button expires after 2 minutes. After the time has elapsed, the option to remove the call is no longer available.

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Note

Top Callers are determined by a points-based system. To be eligible for the list, you need more than 0 points — a positive score, however small. Learn more about the points system.

#Commands

Every command below runs inside your group and reads that group's call history.

#Leaderboard

/lb ranks the group's top callers and their best coins for a period.

Timeframes — 1d–6d, 1w, 2w, 3w, 1mo–6mo, plus any number of hours (12h). Minutes are not accepted — 30m is rejected. Spelling is flexible: 1d / 1day, 1w / 1week / 2weeks, 1mo / 1month all resolve the same way.

On Discord, /lb takes these as options instead of typed words: period also accepts minutes (30m) and goes back at most 1 month, and top, min_ath and anon match the options below.

Options (combine freely):

Tap the 1D / 1W / 2W / 1M buttons under any board to switch timeframe instantly.

#Caller stats

See one caller's track record instead of the whole board — or put a few head-to-head.

• /lb me — your own stats
• /lb @username — another member's stats
• /lb @user1, @user2 — compare up to 5 callers, ranked by points

/lb me and /lb @username show a caller's Points, Hit Rate (≥2x), Calls, Median and Return, followed by their individual calls — add a timeframe like /lb me 1w, or use the buttons.

/lb @user1, @user2 puts each caller on one line — Points · Calls · Hit Rate · Median, ranked by points — with a link to open their full stats. Add a timeframe at the end (/lb @a, @b 1w).

/stats works too. On Telegram it is the same as /lb me or /lb @username. On Discord it is the only caller view: pick the member to see their Hit Rate, Calls and Return for up to 1 month.

#Last calls

/calls (or /last) lists the group's last 20 calls, newest first, topped with a live performance summary:

Filter to one member with /calls me or /calls @username. On Discord, pick the member in the command instead; the reply shows the 5 newest calls and a Show all button for the rest.

#Live screener

/calls <timeframe> <multiple>x (Telegram only) finds every coin the group first called inside the timeframe that is currently up at least that multiple — sorted by the live multiple, highest first.

Each row shows the coin, its entry → current market cap, the live multiple, and a link to the call. The multiple is measured against the coin's first call inside the timeframe, using its live market cap (not the all-time high).

Timeframes and Boost limits match /lb. A scan covers up to the 400 most recent calls in the window and lists at most 50 hits; the header says so when there are more.

#PNL cards & exports

• /pnl — a shareable PNL image for a coin.
• /gpnl — a group-wide PNL image. On Telegram it looks back as far as /lb allows; on Discord, up to 3 months.
• /fc — who called a coin first.
• /elb — export the leaderboard to Excel; add @username for a single caller.

#Core Performance Metrics

Read them together: each one covers a gap in the others.

#Ranking System

The user rankings are calculated using a point-based system that rewards or penalizes users based on the performance of their calls. Every call is measured against the baseline for the market cap it was called at, so a call is judged against what a coin of that size normally does. Here's how points are assigned:

#How points accumulate

• Each user starts with 0 points
• Points are accumulated for each call based on its performance
• Every call is scored against the baseline for the market cap it was called at
• Beating the baseline earns points, missing it loses points, matching it is worth nothing
• Each doubling of a call's return is worth the same amount, so there are no tiers to sit just under
• Final rankings are sorted from highest to lowest total points

#Scoring

points = log2( your return ÷ baseline for the market cap you called at )

#Group Ranking

Everything above scores a caller inside your group. Your group also gets scored against every other Phanes group, and the result shows up as a badge next to your group name at the top of /lb:

My Trading Group  🛡️ top 47%

That reads: of every ranked group, yours is in the best 47% for this timeframe. The #1 group shows #1 instead of a percentage.

Below the top 50% no badge is shown — the badge is there to mark a standing, not to rank you down. Groups with the same score share a rank.

#How a group is ranked

Groups are ranked on average points per call, using the same per-call scoring as above — not on total points. A group that auto-scans 700 coins a day cannot out-rank a selective one on volume alone; only the quality of its calls counts. The "par" multiple is re-centred per market-cap tier from the data, so calling large caps or micro caps earns no free points either way.

A small sample is pulled toward the overall average until the group has a track record, so a group that got two lucky calls does not top the board ahead of one with a month of consistent results.

The windows are the same rolling 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days the leaderboard itself uses. A call is scored only once it has had time to move: 4 hours for 1d, 24 hours for 1w and 1mo. So a call made an hour before the nightly rebuild counts the next night, not the same one.

Rankings are rebuilt once a day, at 00:00 UTC, so the badge reflects the last rebuild rather than the current minute.

#User Stats

View a caller's stats by clicking their name on the leaderboard, or with:

/lb me
/lb @username

Leave the handle off — /lb me — for your own stats.

#PNL Card

We offer free custom-designed PNL cards for every first caller in your group.

The X return is specifically calculated using:

1. The market cap at the time of first call in the group
2. The highest market cap reached after the call (ATH)

Generate one with the command, or by clicking an emoji on the /lb board.

/pnl <symbol/ca>

#Custom PNL Background

Give your group's PNL cards their own look with /pnlbg.

View examples

Image requirements:

• JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 4 MB
• 1920x1080 recommended (960x540 minimum)
• Cropped to 16:9 from the centre — tall images lose their edges
• On Telegram, send as a file to keep full quality (photos get compressed)

#Theme

Switch between Dark (white text, the standard look) and Light (near-black text) with the theme button. Pick Light if your background is pale — white text on a bright image is unreadable.

#Fonts

Cycle the card's typeface with the font button. Four options:

View available fonts

#Accent Color

Cycle the multiplier's colour with the colour button. Six options:

Green, Cyan, Purple, Pink, Gold, Orange

View available colors

#Removing

Use the Remove background button on the /pnlbg panel. The image is deleted from storage, not just unlinked.

#Group PNL Card

The whole group's performance on one card — its X return for the period, its best calls, and the headline stats.

/gpnl <period>

• /gpnl 7d

On 1d, 7d and 1mo the card also shows where the group ranks against every other group Phanes tracks — the same standing the /lb board shows. Other periods have no ranking, so the badge is left off.

The card follows your group's PNL card settings: background, theme, font and accent colour all carry over from /pnlbg, so it matches your /pnl cards.

#Export Leaderboard

Export the leaderboard to an Excel file — it arrives as a DM.

/elb <period> [@username]

The workbook has three sheets — Calls, Summary (headline stats), and Top Callers (the ranking). A single-caller export drops the Top Callers sheet.

The Calls sheet lists every call with its entry, ATH and current market cap, the ATH and current multiple (so you can see what held vs round-tripped), time to ATH, points, and each CA linked to its Defined page. Current market cap is fetched live for the top calls by return.

Allow ELB in /settings controls whether non-admins may run it — admins can always export.