Methodology How we count
The numbers are real. Here is exactly what each one counts, and what it leaves out.
We add up what you spent and what you got back on every token you sold, in dollars at the time of each trade. Tokens you are still holding are not profit, however well they are doing.
Network fees, priority fees and trading-bot fees are costs: they left your wallet. That is why our numbers can be lower than tools that ignore what the bots charged you.
When you sell part of a bag, we match the sale against the oldest tokens you bought.
They start at their market value on the day they arrived. Only what they gained after that counts as profit.
Free tokens are not trading profit. They are counted apart, as income.
Sending is not selling. If you moved a bag to another wallet and sold it there, that sale belongs to the other wallet.
SOL, stablecoins, staked SOL and lending tokens are how you pay, not what you trade. Moving between them is not a trade.
Prices come from public sources. For small tokens they can be a little off, so treat every figure as close, not exact.
That is the market price at the time, for the amount you sold. Selling that much at once might have moved the price, so read it as what the market was paying, not as money you certainly missed.
We read what the blockchain shows and nothing else. No names, no exchange accounts, no wallets other than the one you paste.
The numbers are real. The archetype, the scores and the remarks are our reading of them, written to be read for fun.
The chain does not record where anyone is. Times come from the browser that asked for the statement first.
For fun. Not financial advice.
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