The rules

Short and the same for everyone. If a rule changes, it changes for new calls only.

1. 01

   The entry price is the median of real trades

   When you call, we take every real trade on the token's Pons pool in the 30 minutes before our server accepts your signature and use the middle price. At least 5 trades across 3 different blocks are needed. Your own wallet's trades are left out.

2. 02

   Multiples are measured against the pair asset

   Every Pons token trades against a pair asset: ETH for most, others such as USDG or NVDA. The price and the multiple are measured in that asset, and the receipt says which one. Dollar figures are approximate and only there for context.

3. 03

   Every call runs for 7 days

   The clock starts when the call is accepted. On day 7 the exit is set the same way as the entry: the median of real trades in the last 30 minutes, without your own trades. The multiple is exit divided by entry.

4. 04

   The token must be active

   A token needs at least 20 trades in the last 24 hours and must have graduated from its bonding curve to a pool. Thin pools get a visible warning.

5. 05

   One call per wallet per token

   You can't call the same token twice from the same wallet, ever, and you can't edit or delete a call once it's signed. A token's creator, and the wallet that receives its creator fees, can't call it.

6. 06

   Up to 10 open calls at once

   A wallet can have at most 10 calls being monitored at the same time. A slot frees up when one of them closes.

7. 07

   No result when there isn't enough data

   If the window has fewer than 5 trades or fewer than 3 blocks, we don't guess a price. Before the call it means you can't call yet. At the close it means No result: the call counts neither for nor against you. If the data can't be read at all, the call stays open until it can.

8. 08

   2x or more gets the stamp

   A receipt that closes at 2x or more is stamped CALLED IT. That's it. No points, no prize.

9. 09

   Calls earn reputation, not money

   The leaderboard ranks callers by the median multiple of their closed calls with a result. Fewer than 3 such calls means Unranked. Nothing is paid out. No rewards are live.

10. 10

    Signing is free

    A call is a wallet signature, not a transaction. No gas, no approval, no money moves. We never ask to spend your tokens.

11. 11

    Medians are not a shield

    Medians and minimum trade counts make a price harder to push around, not impossible. Thin pools can still be moved. Read the trade evidence on every receipt.