Source Intelligence ranks every account, wallet and group that calls tokens, scored on how their calls actually performed. Every number is based on real on-chain outcomes, not on what a source claims.

• X (Twitter) accounts that post token calls.
• Telegram groups that post calls to their members.
• KOLs and influencers, known names with linked socials.
• On-chain wallets, split into Whale, Smart Money and Profitable.
• Bot accounts, automated callers flagged separately so you can include or exclude them.

These labels come from each wallet on-chain trading history and holdings, never from anything the wallet claims:

• Whale: wallets holding at least $10,000 in stablecoins, SOL or other major tokens.
• Smart Money: wallets with a proven, repeated record of getting into winning tokens early and taking profit.
• Profitable: wallets that are net profitable across their tracked trading history.

The moment a source calls a token we record the time and the token market cap at that point. We then follow the token and measure its peak market cap, the multiple reached from the call, and the resulting ROI. A source track record is the combined result of all of its calls.

• PnL: profit or loss across the source calls in the selected window, in SOL and USD.
• W/L: winning versus losing calls.
• W/L Ratio: wins divided by losses.
• Win Rate (2X+): share of calls that reached at least 2x.
• Signals / Day: average number of calls per day.
• ROI % and ROI $: return on the calls.
• Followers: audience size for social sources.

Every number is computed from real, timestamped on-chain outcomes, not from anything a source claims. In effect it is a continuous live backtest: when a source calls a token we lock the entry point and then measure what the token actually did afterwards, its peak market cap, the multiple, and the ROI. Because only tokens that passed our filters are counted, the stats reflect calls on tokens we genuinely released. Keep in mind the multiple and ROI show the peak the token reached from the call point, so they represent the opportunity a call created; your own result still depends on your entry and exit timing.

The P&L uses the realistic entry a copier could actually have gotten:

• If a source called a token before we released our signal, we use our own signal entry, because you could not have entered earlier than the signal.
• If a source called at or after our signal, we use the source own entry, since that is the point you would have copied them.

In short, we never assume a better entry than our own signal, so the numbers stay honest and are never overstated.

Switch between Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days and All Time. Every stat recalculates for the window you pick.

We began tracking on-chain wallets in June 2026, and X (Twitter) accounts and Telegram groups from early July 2026. Every track record only counts calls from the moment we started tracking that source, and the dataset grows every day as new calls come in.

Market caps, multiples and outcomes refresh continuously, so the rankings reflect the latest results rather than a stale snapshot.

Yes. Use Export CSV to download the full ranked list exactly as you have filtered it, with every stat column included.