Bursts
0 nowThe signal feed asks who the cohort is in over a day. This asks a narrower question: did the conviction arrive all at once? A burst is 4 of it — four wallets scoring 80, say — from at least 3 trusted wallets, each making its first buy of the token inside the last 30 minutes. The chain is read every twenty seconds, so what is on this page happened minutes ago, not last pass.
- Bursting now
- 0
- Last 24h
- 1
- Old enough to judge
- 0
- Reached 2×
- —
- Ended below ½
- —
- Median best
- —
Nothing is bursting this minute. Three trusted wallets have to enter the same name inside half an hour before it appears here; most of the day, nothing does. The list below is what did, and what came of it.
Last 24 hours · multiples of the price the last entrant paid
| when | token | burst | wallets | age then | best | last fill | quote |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1h ago | $JUGGERNAUTseeded | +7.8 / 30m | 11 · Rowdy · Quanterty · ether_monk +8 | 9m | 14.3× | 1.9× | 14.3× |
What the replay said before this page existed. Over 36 days of tape the same rule fired about five times a day; 39% of those reached 2× inside a day and about 40% ended the day below half, against 36% and 43% for the ordinary signal feed, which fires fifty times a day. Better on every measure and ten times quieter, and still a coin with a long tail: the value is in the best price, not in holding to the close. The scorecard above is that replay, continued live.