Public calls · tracked by Provado · not yet claimed
What happens to a public call after it is posted.
These analysts post entry, target and stop in public on X. We take the post as it is, fix the reference at the Binance price of that minute, and let the candles decide. Hits and misses stay here forever. Nobody is ranked by what they say about themselves.
Ranking
| # | Analyst | Calls | Hits | Misses | Hit rate | Avg R:R | Result per call (R) |
Result per call: a hit earns its risk/reward in R, a miss loses 1 R. It is the number that separates a padded hit rate from a profitable record.
Every call, as posted
| When (UTC) | Analyst | Pair | Side | Ref. | Target | Stop | R:R | Outcome | Source |
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How the scoreboard works
- Only accounts that post target and stop as numbers are tracked. Opinion without numbers is not a call.
- Reference price: Binance 1-minute close at the time of the post. First target (TP1) and first stop count.
- Resolution: Binance 1-hour candles. Target before stop is a hit, stop before target is a miss, neither within 30 days is neutral. Target and stop in the same candle fall to 1-minute candles; still tied, miss.
- Posts whose target and stop do not bracket the price at posting time (limit orders, old calls) are skipped, not scored.
- Nothing is deleted or edited. If an analyst deletes the post, the call stays here with the original link.
- Want out? Claim the profile or write to provadoproject@gmail.com. The record stays; the account can be marked as opted out.