CALL DEX
X
CALL DEX — First All In One Callout Platform

CALL DEX / CALLER INTELLIGENCE

CALLER INTELLIGENCE

KOL board

Only callers with at least 1,000 Pump followers qualify for the board, clusters, signals, and alerts.

HOW KOL WEIGHT WORKS

How KOL ranking works.

Only callers with at least 1,000 followers qualify. Each KOL weight combines outcome-history reliability, 24-hour win rate, and capped median 24-hour return. More reliable positive performance increases influence.

RECENT OVERLAP

SYSTEM & AUDIT

Reliability console

Verify that your collector, data cache, and alerts are behaving exactly as expected.

ALERT AUDIT TRAIL
WATCHLIST

PRODUCT ROADMAP

Building the signal layer for on-chain calls.

  1. Project initiated

    Core callout ingestion, consensus ranking, and KOL intelligence entered development.

  2. Public launch

    CALL DEX launches publicly with the Pump.fun callout stream and live market context.

  3. Telegram sharing + bot alerts

    Share a selected coin directly to Telegram and receive timely signal notifications through the CALL DEX bot.

  4. Axiom + FOMO + GMGN support

    Source filters and unified token consensus expand to Axiom, FOMO, and GMGN callouts.

  5. X signal support

    Verified X posts and tweet-driven token callouts join the unified feed.

  6. You tell us

    Join our X and tell us what you want CALL DEX to build next.

CALL DEX GUIDE

How the rankings work.

  1. Callout collection

    The server continuously stores callouts from supported sources. Tokens are merged by contract address, so the same coin shares one market history across every timeframe.

  2. KOL eligibility

    Only callers with at least 1,000 followers qualify for ranking, signals, KOL statistics, and alerts. Smaller accounts may remain stored but do not affect qualified rankings.

  3. Token signal score

    The 0–100 score combines weighted caller quality, caller velocity, liquidity, 24-hour volume, and movement since the first observed call. Late moves are penalized so an already-extended coin does not automatically rank highest.

  4. Caller quality weight

    Each KOL receives a weight from tracked outcomes. It combines sample reliability, 24-hour win rate, and capped median 24-hour return. More reliable positive historical performance increases influence; limited history keeps the weight conservative.

  5. Board ordering

    The KOL board sorts by weight first, then follower count and observed call volume. It also shows callouts, 2× wins/losses, followers, win rate, and median 24-hour performance.

  6. Coin states

    Coins are ordered with confirmed surge events first, followed by confirmed/forming/watchlist candidates. A coin that falls 60% or more from its recent 15-minute high is marked down and moved lower.

  7. Surge confirmation

    A surge requires multiple qualified callers plus fresh market data, sufficient liquidity and 10-minute estimated volume, a volume expansion of roughly 2× baseline, a price breakout, and positive buy pressure. Events are persisted and announced once per entry.

  8. Your personal filters

    Signal rules are saved in each visitor’s browser. Changing score, caller, liquidity, market-cap, move, or window limits affects only that browser-not other visitors and not the shared database.

PERSONAL SIGNAL RULES

Define what deserves your attention.