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How it is measured.
- Score
- The first score Tell gave the token, before anyone knew how it would end.
- Rugged
- Within 3 days of that first check, the deployer sold 90% or more of the most they held after it (if that was at least 0.5% of supply), or the token lost half of its peak holders (from at least 20).
- Sample
- Tokens that reached at least 10 holders after the first check. Tell checks launches in their first minutes, before most buyers arrive; launches nobody bought have nothing to rug.
- Clock
- Every token is judged the same way: its state exactly 3 days after the first check, rebuilt from its on-chain transfer log. The result is frozen.
- Not counted
- Anything that happened before the first check (Tell had already seen it and scored it), tokens not launched on Pons, tokens with more than 40,000 transfers, stablecoins and tokenized stocks.
Good to know
- A low score means Tell found no tell, not that the token will go up. Most launches die without anyone cheating.
- A rug can also come from a wallet Tell didn't flag. That still counts against the score here.
- Levels with few tokens move a lot week to week. The sample grows by hundreds of tokens a day.
- Older scores were made by older versions of Tell; the checks keep improving.