@signalcalls: measured caller record on Robinhood Chain
Early on 23% of 43 graded calls: the token had not already run up when they posted it, and rose more than 10% in the hour after. 5% were momentum calls, posted after a run-up. Median price move one hour after their calls: 0%. Rank score 13% (the 95% lower confidence bound on the early rate; boards are ordered by it), evidence solid.
Last 30 days: 17 graded calls, 0 of them early.
Recent calls: $PANGEA (2026-10-31), $CHOP (2026-10-30), $PIZZA (2026-10-30), $HYDX (2026-10-30), $ETH (2026-10-28), $HARMONIC (2026-10-27), $AI (2026-10-24), $shiit (2026-10-23), $ZZZ (2026-10-23), $NET (2026-10-21).
The same account on other chains: Solana: 7 of 7 decisive calls were followed by a decisive rise, about 9.3 hours before the move on average (measured through 2026-09-18). Measured with a separate method, so not comparable one to one with the Robinhood Chain record.
Tracked posts naming a Robinhood Chain token: 48, the first on 2026-07-07, the latest on 2026-10-31.
Use this record in your agent or trading bot
As JSON, free: GET https://api.robinx.io/caller/signalcalls. In an AI agent: connect the RobinX MCP server at https://api.robinx.io/mcp and call robinx_caller with {"handle":"signalcalls"}. To follow new calls from accounts with a measured early record as they happen, use the signals API and webhooks. A measured record describes past calls; it is not a trading signal.
RobinX grades the X accounts it tracks calling Robinhood Chain tokens against the on-chain price that followed, since chain genesis. See the leaderboard or how it is measured.
Rule-based observations from public data, not accusations and not financial advice.