@CryptoKaleo · καλέω: to call This is my journal Co-Founder - @LedgArt_io
Coverage 15 Apr 2026 – 20 Oct 2026
Caller Score
—
Low sample: 14 more calls to rank
Scored calls
1
0 pending · 0 unresolved
Hit rate
—
0 correct / 0 incorrect · 1 neutral
Avg 4h return / call
+0.05%
Avg return per call (4 hour horizon)
Following every call
+0.1%
Equal stake on all 1 calls resolved in the last 24 hours
Mean alpha
+0.05%
Return minus the same bet on BTC (BTC calls vs cash)
Each component is shrunk toward the cohort mean by sample size (k = 20) and ranked as a percentile among callers in this view; the weighted blend (62) orders the cohort, and the Caller Score is the position in it. 100% of these calls stated a timeframe.
| Component | Value | Percentile | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hit rateShare of directional calls that were right (neutral moves excluded) | — | 50 | 20% |
| Follow-the-calls drawdownWorst peak-to-trough of taking every call at equal stake (lower is better) | −0.0% | 83 | 15% |
| Mean alphaAverage return minus the same bet on BTC over the same period | +0.05% | 67 | 25% |
By month resolved · 4 hours horizon
Not enough history in this window for a trend.
24 hours · 4h
1 records · every scored call links to its source post and price evidence
“#Bitcoin / $BTC I still believe it's worth having cash sitting on the sidelines to max bid mid / late November. BTC has bottomed shortly after midterms (11/3) the last two bear markets. Strategy potentially getting removed from MSCI indexes for being a "non-operating company" is also a bigger deal than people are giving it credit for. JP Morgan estimated that exclusion from MSCI indexes could trigger ~$2.8 billion in passive sales for $MSTR. Which resurfaces the Strategy / MSTR / STRC fears from earlier this summer... Wanted to see $100K and new ATHs asap, but charts look weaker than I'd like and I think it's important to derisk while majors are still at a relatively strong spot.”
| ConsistencyShare of the window's weeks (days for short windows) with a scored call |
| 100.0% |
42 |
| 15% |
| Risk-adjusted returnMean alpha divided by the volatility of the assets called | 0.08 | 67 | 25% |