Fillable✓

A wallet up 223% pays a copier 42%.

We measure that gap on every wallet we grade — 87 of them, on what a copier actually keeps after a realistic delay. The four rules we measured →

We grade crypto calls on what a real bot actually fills — not what the chart shows after the fact.

Paper return

What the chart shows. The number every other tracker reports — and the one that's lying to you.

Fillable return

What a realistic bot keeps after slippage, rug-fills, and the seconds of latency where the move already happened.

The Gap

Paper minus fillable. The distance between the pitch and reality — measured, per source, on-chain.

Call Channel Scorecard

— sources · rolling 5-day · sortable

#▼	Source▼	Paper▼	Fillable▼	The Gap▼	5-Day▼	Calls▼	Verdict▼

Smart-Wallet Scorecard

copy-adjusted at +3s · real neighbor prints · insider-flagged · June 2026

#▼	Wallet▼	Leader (Jun)▼	Copier @3s▼	Copy Tax▼	Leak ×▼	Trips (n)▼	Verdict▼

Delay Sensitivity

the +3s verdict is the headline — this is whether it survives one second either way · June study, per wallet

#	Wallet	Copier @+1s	@+3s	@+5s	Swing	Dropped	Part.	Leak ×	n

How fragile is each verdict? The board shows +3s. This shows the same trips at +1s and +5s — which edges survive a mistimed copy, and which flip negative.

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How we score

Every call and wallet is replayed against on-chain liquidity at the moment of the signal — not the peak, not an arbitrary timestamp. We model a realistic fast bot: entry slippage on the available liquidity, exit fills during collapse, and the latency between signal and a landed transaction.

Wallet board (June 2026): each leader's trades are mirrored fill-by-fill at a +3-second copy delay and priced at the median of the first three real trades in the same pool (dust-filtered, 20× sanity band), with 1% fees each way. Leader = the wallet's own June return, all closed trips — the number trackers show you. Copier @3s = what a copy-trader keeps, measured on n sampled trips. Copy Tax = copier minus leader on those same n trips — negative (red) is the points copying cost you. Leak × = tokens sold ÷ tokens bought; far above 1 means supply arrives by transfer, not purchase — a distributor/insider you cannot copy. * = small sample, provisional pending live tracking. Wallets in the same cluster route through the same program and may be one operator.

paper = chart-peak return (the pitch)
fillable = realistic fill − slippage − rug-exits − latency
gap = paper − fillable

Verdicts require a minimum sample. A source isn't ranked on a single lucky day — the 5-day column shows whether its real edge is heating up or cooling off.

Returns reflect real fills — slippage, rug exits and latency are already in the number — shown before network fees, which scale with your position size.

What the columns mean

Fillable is the only number that pays your rent. Sort by it.
A large red Gap means the source looks great and isn't — the chart is doing the selling.
Calls / Trades is sample size. Small n, big claims = treat with suspicion.
The 5-Day trend is direction, not a single snapshot — harder to game than a leaderboard.