Leaderboard
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Keep track of all your calls in your Group using the Phanes Leaderboard.
Every new queried coin will be added to the tracking system automatically.
If you are only scanning a coin you'd have to click on the button.
The button expires after 3 minutes. After the time has elapsed, the option to remove the call is no longer available.
Top Callers are determined by a points-based system. To be eligible for the list, you must have earned at least 1 point. Learn more here.
Turn off in your group.
Set a Telegram Username to avoid appearing as "Anonymous" or "None" on the Leaderboard.
/lb or /leaderboard
For periods > 1 day, only these are allowed:
1d, 2d, 3d, 4d, 5d, 6d, 7d, 14d, 1mo, 2mo, 3mo, 4mo, 5mo.
View a longer leaderboard with: /lb 1d 25 which returns the top 25.
Set a minimum ATH: /lb 1d $1m, /lb $500k.
Hide names: /lb anon, /lb 7d anon.
/calls:
/stats <@username>: View user's stats from your group. For more click here.
/pnl <coin/ca> & /gpnl <period>: Generate a PNL / Group PNL image.
/fc <coin/ca>: .
/elb: Export the leaderboard into a CSV file. For more click here.
The Top Callers system is based on the user rankings point system. It highlights the most successful callers based on their accumulated points from all calls within the specified timeframe. Points are awarded according to the points system.
The hit rate shows how consistently a caller finds tokens that achieve significant gains. It's calculated as the percentage of calls that reach at least 2x return. For example, a 40% hit rate means that 4 out of 10 calls reached or exceeded 2x return. This metric helps identify callers who consistently spot potential winners rather than those who might get lucky with one big call.
The average return (mean) represents the typical performance across all calls. It's calculated by adding up all returns and dividing by the number of calls. While this gives a good overall performance indicator, it can be heavily influenced by extremely successful calls. For instance, one 100x call among many smaller returns will significantly boost the average, which might not represent the typical performance.
The median return provides the middle value when all returns are ordered from lowest to highest. Unlike the average, it's not skewed by extremely high or low returns, making it often a better representation of typical performance. If a caller has a median return of 3x, it means half their calls performed better than 3x and half performed worse. This metric is particularly useful for understanding a caller's consistent performance level.
Together, these metrics provide a comprehensive view:
Top Callers shows relative performance ranking based on the point system.
Hit Rate shows consistency in finding winners.
Average Return shows overall performance including big wins.
Median Return shows typical performance excluding outliers.
Using all these metrics gives the most accurate picture of a caller's performance, as each metric compensates for the limitations of the others.
The user rankings are calculated using a point-based system that rewards or penalizes users based on the performance of their calls. Here's how points are assigned:
Each user starts with 0 points
Points are accumulated for each call based on its performance
Poor calls result in negative points to penalize bad performance
Higher multipliers earn exponentially more points to reward exceptional calls
Final rankings are sorted from highest to lowest total points
How points are awarded per call.
-2 points » below 1x
-1 point » 1x to 1.3x
0 points » 1.3x to 1.8x
+1 point » 1.8x to 5x
+2 points » 5x to 10x
+3 points » 10x to 20x
+4 points » 20x to 50x
+7 points » 50x to 100x
+10 points » 100x to 200x
+15 points » 200x or higher
This System:
Rewards consistency and high-performance calls.
Penalizes poor calls and pump chasing.
Provides more weight to exceptional performances.
Creates a balanced scoring system that reflects both consistency and ability to spot big winners.
The final user rankings provide a competitive leaderboard that reflects both the quality and consistency of a user's calling ability.
You are able to view user stats by either clicking on the user's name within the leaderboard or by using the command: /stats <@username>.
We offer free custom-designed PNL cards for every first caller in your group.
The X return is specifically calculated using:
The market cap at the time of first call in the group
The highest market cap reached after the call (ATH)
You can generate a PNL image with /pnl <symbol/ca> or by clicking on an emoji within your /leaderboard.
You can generate a Group PNL with /gpnl <period>, e.g. /gpnl 7d.
Pro subscribers are able to export the Leaderboard to a CSV file with /elb <period>.
Group admins can limit the use of this command to admins only by using /allow_elb <on/off>.
