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Alpha requires active Premium. It presents calls as a table in two tabs: Prime and Trending. Prime is the durable record of what qualified; Trending is what is qualifying right now. The two views can overlap. Prime preserves the publication record; Trending is a changing view of current entries. An entry’s position in Trending does not change its Prime receipt.

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Every feed asks you to trust it. This one hands you the audit.

Signal channels curate their screenshots. Feeds quietly bury their misses. Influencers post the win and delete the loss. The entire category runs on claims about the past that you have no way to check, and it runs that way on purpose. Prime gives Premium members a record to inspect:

Append-only

A call enters the record when it qualifies. The board shows the newest available entries.

Entry references

Entry time, market cap and score are recorded when the call first fires. Current market data sits beside them.

Losses stay

Recorded losses are not hidden because the token later lost value. The visible board has a limited history window.

One object

The feed subscribers trade and the record you audit are the same table. There is no marketing copy of history.
The Alpha record: scores, entry receipts and current market metrics

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The record and the pulse

Prime lists recorded calls with the newest first. The First seen time, entry market cap and PrimalScore are recorded when the call first fires; the score is not recalculated. A few older entries without a recorded score can show a recalculated value. The MCAP and ATH columns show later market information.That makes Prime two things at once. A feed you can open fresh calls from, and a record Premium members can inspect. Compare the entry value with current market cap and ATH to inspect an outcome. Winners and losses stay on the same record; the example is not a promised return.

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Audit us

Do not take this page’s word for any of it:
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Scroll back

With active Premium, open Alpha, choose Prime and scroll the available entries. The board currently requests the newest 100 records; it is not an unlimited archive.
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Pick any call

Read its First seen and entry market cap columns alongside the displayed score. Alpha shows these as table values; the blue first-alert line belongs to Radar cards.
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Do the math

Entry versus the live MCAP and ATH beside it. Winners and losers, same columns, same arithmetic. No cherry-picking survives a table you can scroll.
The Telegram bot runs on the same rule: its leaderboard judges every call by the entry its subscribers received. For why a name on this board is being talked about, the Wire desk writes that story separately. The story list shows its age.

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Trade from either tab

Both tabs have Trade buttons for supported tokens. With active Premium and a platform chosen in Premium setup, a button opens that provider’s token chart in a new tab. Set the amount and approve any trade with the provider.
Read Prime to trust the pipeline. Read Trending to time it.