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$EPIK

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@dethective

The elephant in the room for Alon spreadsheet is how Pump compute call return. It is the difference between > Price at call time > Price at ALL TIME HIGH (!!) Unless you call the exact top, you get a positive gain. That's why everyone looks like a great trader. Breakdown by

This image is a heatmap table titled "Median price change after the call" tracking the performance of 19 cryptocurrency callers (led by "chairman" with $291,707 in payouts and "slingoor" with $281,727) across various timeframes from 1 minute to 1 day post-call. The data shows a clear pattern where nearly all callers post positive gains in the short term (1m to 15m), with "only1jc" achieving the highest average gain of 14.4x and "sapphy" close behind at 12.9x, while most callers show substantial losses by 1 hour to 1 day after the call. This visualization supports the accompanying post's argument that these "call returns" are artificially inflated because prices are measured from the moment of the call rather than from the all-time high, meaning almost any call will show short-term positive returns before eventually declining, making the callers appear more profitable than they actually are.

AI visual note: This image is a heatmap table titled "Median price change after the call" tracking the performance of 19 cryptocurrency callers (led by "chairman" with $291,707 in payouts and "slingoor" with $281,727) across various timeframes from 1 minute to 1 day post-call. The data shows a clear pattern where nearly all callers post positive gains in the short term (1m to 15m), with "only1jc" achieving the highest average gain of 14.4x and "sapphy" close behind at 12.9x, while most callers show substantial losses by 1 hour to 1 day after the call. This visualization supports the accompanying post's argument that these "call returns" are artificially inflated because prices are measured from the moment of the call rather than from the all-time high, meaning almost any call will show short-term positive returns before eventually declining, making the callers appear more profitable than they actually are.

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