Every call we have made, and how it ended.

We publish accounts that are about to be liquidated — before it happens. Then we publish what actually happened, including the times we were wrong. Every address below is public: check any line yourself.

A call counts as right when the account is liquidated within 48 hours of us flagging it, and wrong when those 48 hours pass and it is still alive and out of range. That is the same window as the 91% we publish — a record that judged calls faster than the claim it backs would be worthless. Calls still inside their window are listed but not counted: the rate at the top is computed only on resolved calls. An account that leaves the danger zone at hour 10 and dies at hour 40 is a correct call — nothing is judged before the window closes, in either direction.