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Radar

Callers → Radar takes every contract mention from your feeds and collapses it into one row per token. Instead of a stream of individual calls, you see which tokens are getting crowded, which are early, and how they’re moving. It’s the single best surface for “what is everyone suddenly talking about.”

The top bar has a time-window filter — 1h / 4h / 24h / all (default 24h). Everything in the table is scoped to that window: a token only appears if it was mentioned inside it, and the counts reflect that range.

Every column is sortable — click its header. Some are hidden by default; turn them on in the columns popover. Your choices persist between visits.

ColumnWhat it means
TokenChain dot + $SYMBOL (or short address). A crowded tag means ≥5 mentions; early means exactly 1. Copy button included.
MentionsTotal mentions in the window (includes muted callers).
CallersNumber of distinct callers.
GroupsNumber of distinct servers/channels it appeared in.
FOMOHow many of your tracked FOMO traders hold it (handles in the tooltip). Hidden by default.
Window mentionsMentions within a shorter sub-window — 15m / 1h / 4h — that you choose in the columns popover. Good for spotting acceleration.
LatestTime since the most recent mention.
MC@callMarket cap when the token was first called.
MC nowLive market cap, auto-refreshing about every 60 seconds, with an age stamp.
×Multiple of MC now vs MC@call — green when ≥1. The at-a-glance “did it run.”
CallerThe best caller-quality band on the token (colored dot + label).
First callerWho called it first, colored by their own quality band. Hidden by default.
  • Callers vs Mentions — a high Mentions but low Callers means a few people repeating themselves; high Callers means genuine spread.
  • Groups — spread across many servers is a stronger signal than a single echo chamber.
  • Window mentions — a token quiet over 24h but spiking in the last 15m is accelerating right now.
  • × and MC now — these come from a live market-data source and update on their own; MC@call is captured at call time, so the ratio tells you how far it’s moved since the crowd first noticed.
  • The refresh button re-pulls market caps and token names for the top rows; each row also has its own refresh button.
  • A {n} muted toggle reveals tokens whose only callers you’ve muted. Muting is set through caller quality.