Understanding Token Calls

Learn how to interpret token calls and understand the various metrics we use to evaluate their performance. This guide will help you make better-informed trading decisions.

Anatomy of a Token Call

A typical token call includes:

  • • Token Symbol: The symbol of the token
  • • Token Contract: The unique address of the token on Base
  • • Time since Call: The time since the call was made (eg. 10 minutes ago)
  • • Call PNL: The PNL of the call.
  • • Call PNL High: The PNL of the call at the highest market cap.
  • • Status: The status of the call (eg. Win, Neutral, Loss).
  • • Call badge: The badge/badges of the call(eg. insufficient liquidity, Call number, deep loss, etc.)
  • • Quick Buy Button: Button to buy the token using MevX.
  • • Entry Price: The price at which the call was made.
  • • Current Price: The current price of the token.
  • • Entry Market Cap: The market cap of the token when the call was made.
  • • Current Market Cap: The current market cap of the token.
  • • Highest Market Cap: The highest market cap of the token since the call was made.
  • • Time to ATH: The time it took for the token to reach its highest market cap (eg. 10 minutes).
Token Call Example

Performance Metrics

We track several metrics to evaluate call performance:

  • • Current Gain/Loss: Current percentage change from entry price
  • • Peak Gain: Highest percentage gain achieved
  • • Time to ATH: How long it took to reach the highest market cap
  • • Holding Period: Duration since the call was made

Success Criteria

We classify calls based on their performance:

  • • Win: Reached 100% or more gain
  • • Neutral: Between 0% and 99% gain
  • • Loss: Lost 0% or more value

Trading Tips

  • • Always verify token contracts before trading
  • • Monitor volume alongside price movements
  • • Consider the channel's track record
  • • Set clear exit points for both profit and loss