Chapter 13
Glossary
The vocabulary the board uses, defined once. Where a term names something the interface prints, it is written here exactly as the board writes it.
13.1Terms
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Batch | One complete scan result. Everything on screen comes from a single batch, timestamped by Last scan. |
| Bundler | A wallet that acquired supply in the same bundled transaction as the deploy — a proxy for pre-arranged distribution. |
| CA | Contract address. The token's on-chain identity; Copy CA puts it on your clipboard. |
| Call | A tracked entry in your Calls ledger. Its presence shows on a card as the CALLED pill and the ATH bar. |
| Chip | One matched scoring rule, with its point value, inside “Why this score”. |
| Delta | Score change versus the previous scan of the same token. |
| Dormant | A call below 0.3x of its entry and more than an hour old. Refreshed every 30 minutes instead of every cycle; still dormant 6 hours after the call, it leaves the board but stays in the win rate. |
| Entry snapshot | The conditions frozen onto a call at the moment it was created. Never rewritten, which is what makes the rule-by-rule backtest meaningful. |
| Honeypot | A contract you can buy but cannot sell. An automatic zero. |
| Imported (call) | A call loaded from an exported Calls file into this browser for comparison. Never stored on your account. Edge only. |
| Lane | Strong Buy, Watch or Avoid. Assigned by score plus security verdict. |
| LP lock | The share of the liquidity pool locked or burned, so it cannot simply be withdrawn. |
| Period | The calls recorded since the last close in Reports. Closing it writes them into a report that never changes and clears them from the board. |
| Pin | A manual instruction to keep a token on the board and verify it first. Capped at 20. |
| Played out | A call still dormant 6 hours after it was made. It leaves the board; its outcome joins the retired totals. |
| Peak (unverified) | A recorded high that failed a plausibility check and is awaiting corroboration. Excluded from the win rate, milestones and the backtest until it clears. |
| Re-signalled | A dormant call the scanner tiered Strong Buy again. The call restarts from the new entry — entry market cap, score, time and peak are reset — on the same card; no second call is created. |
| Renounced | The deployer gave up mint and freeze authority — they can no longer change the token's rules. |
| Retired (call) | A call that left the board — played out, its token died, or it was removed past the retention cap. Its card is gone but its outcome stays in the win rate. |
| Retired (token) | A token you dismissed or cleared. It will not be logged as a call again until you allow retired tokens again. |
| Round-tripped | A call whose post-call high reached 1.6x and that is now back below its entry. It still counts as a win — the move it predicted happened. |
| Rug ratio | Provider-supplied estimate of how many wallets in this token's cluster have rugged before. |
| Sniper | A wallet that bought in the first moments of the pair's life, usually automated. |
| Smart money | Wallets with a tracked record of profitable early entries. |
| Top 10 | Share of supply held by the ten largest wallets. The higher it is, the fewer people it takes to end the chart. |
| Vol/MC | 24h volume divided by market cap. Turnover — how much of the token actually changed hands. |
| Wash trading | Volume manufactured by trading with yourself to fake activity. One of the most damaging things the scanner can find on a token. |
| Win | A call whose post-call high reached 1.5x or better. The scorer backtest uses a stricter 2x bar for its hits. |
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