What Callout does, how calls are recorded, and how the platform decides what gets seen.
Callout is a platform for building a verifiable memecoin calling track record.
When you publish a call, the token, timestamp and market-cap snapshot are recorded. The platform then tracks how that token performs after your call.
The goal is to let strong callers earn visibility through performance rather than requiring an existing audience.
Once published, you cannot change:
Moderation may soft-delete content to hide it from public view, but the original record is never rewritten.
Called at $18.4K means the token's recorded market capitalization at the moment the call was published. This historical value does not change later.
Now is the current tracked market cap.
ATH since call is the highest tracked market cap since the call was published.
Callout can track supported Pump.fun tokens while they are still on their bonding curve, allowing callers to build a record before a token graduates. After graduation, market data can continue through supported post-graduation sources.
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Caller Score is a single number summarizing how well a caller's calls have performed.
The score may consider:
The scoring model may evolve as the platform gathers more real-world usage data.
New callers should not need an existing social audience to be discovered. Calls receive exposure, and strong performance can lead to broader distribution over time.
The Rising Callers surface exists to highlight newer and smaller accounts with strong recent performance.
The goal is to reduce the advantage of arriving with a large external following.
Reward epochs are funded from the project's treasury and allocated across a handful of categories based on caller performance.
Market data may come from on-chain Pump.fun state and supported external market-data providers depending on where a token is in its lifecycle:
Do I need followers to use Callout?
No. The product is designed so existing follower count is not the primary determinant of discovery.
Can I edit a call after publishing it?
No.
What happens if the token pumps after my call?
The platform keeps tracking its performance and records the resulting metrics against your original call.
Can I delete a bad call?
You can soft-delete a call to hide it from public view, but you cannot rewrite what was originally recorded — the underlying record is preserved.
Does a high Caller Score mean someone is safe to copy?
No. Caller Score reflects platform performance signals, not investment safety. Always do your own research.
Are rewards live?
Reward epochs exist and estimated allocations are shown in-app, but amounts are not final or guaranteed until an epoch closes and is funded.
Which tokens are supported?
Solana tokens, with dedicated support for Pump.fun tokens across both their bonding-curve and post-graduation stages. Coverage depends on the token having active market data available.