Validation

Validation is how you prove skill. It is simulated (no money involved) and lasts at most 7 days, starting when you link your wallet. The point is to separate real skill from luck, in a market where most tokens go to zero and a hot week makes everyone look good.

Your score per call

Every call counts as soon as you make it. Until it closes, a call that is down counts at its current price; a call that is up counts as break-even (0%), so a short spike can't pass you by luck. A closed call counts at its final result: what the position returned after the exit rules and fees. +50% means the call turned 1 SOL into 1.5 SOL; −50% means it turned 1 SOL into 0.5. It is what the treasury could actually have made, not the chart's all-time high. Simulated fills subtract 1.5% per side for fees and slippage. A call the treasury bought counts at the treasury's own result.

Your average per call ("avg per call") is the average of these scores over every call of your attempt, open or closed.

A Hit is a call that touched 2x (its first take-profit fired). It counts as a Hit from that moment, even while still open.

Pass rules

The bot checks every few seconds. You pass the moment all of these hold:

• Calls: at least 15 calls, open or closed.
• Average: your average per call is at least +5%.
• Hits: at least 30% of your calls are Hits.
• Clean: no self-call in this attempt: a token deployed by your linked wallet (see Anti-abuse rules).

/status shows each rule with ✓ or ✗.

When the window ends

Your window ends 7 days after it starts. Calls still open at the deadline count as they stood then (down at their price, up at break-even). If you haven't passed by then, your status becomes failed and the bot DMs you each pass rule with ✓ or ✗. See Retries & fees to try again.