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Coverage 15 Apr 2026 – 20 Oct 2026
Caller Score
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Low sample: 6 more calls to rank
Scored calls
9
0 pending · 1 unresolved
Hit rate
66.7%
2 correct / 1 incorrect · 6 neutral
Avg 4h return / call
-0.12%
Avg return per call (4 hour horizon)
Following every call
-1.0%
Equal stake on all 9 calls resolved in the last 7 days
Mean alpha
-0.61%
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 (25) orders the cohort, and the Caller Score is the position in it. 11% of these calls stated a timeframe.
| Component | Value | Percentile | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hit rateShare of directional calls that were right (neutral moves excluded) | 42.5% | 25 | 20% |
| Follow-the-calls drawdownWorst peak-to-trough of taking every call at equal stake (lower is better) | −3.9% | 19 | 15% |
| Mean alphaAverage return minus the same bet on BTC over the same period | -0.61% | 6 | 25% |
By month resolved · 4 hours horizon
Not enough history in this window for a trend.
7 days · 4h
1 records · every scored call links to its source post and price evidence
“Best hedge (in my opinion) for the market taking one last leg down is a 10X short on $STRC on HyperLiquid as long as funding is positive and the price is anywhere in the $99 range for an entry. As long as the peg remains near $100 and the market is bullish, you'll actually most likely print a higher APY than just holding STRC... Odds of getting liquidated are practically zero due to Strategy printing more STRC anytime it hits $100. And if the market does happen to crash and STRC depegs again, you get all of the upside of that move. So you basically get a free hedge for extreme downside volatility vs. trying to short Bitcoin and dealing with potential losses if the market rips higher. You're welcome.”
| ConsistencyShare of the window's weeks (days for short windows) with a scored call |
| 71.4% |
72 |
| 15% |
| Risk-adjusted returnMean alpha divided by the volatility of the assets called | -0.21 | 19 | 25% |