A Rekt Card is built only from public posts and public price data. No opinions go in; every number on the card links back to the post it came from.
We pull the influencer's own posts from the last 90 days (up to 800). Replies and retweets are skipped; quote posts are included. Deleted posts can't be seen and aren't counted.
A post is a candidate if it names a coin with a cashtag (like $SOL) or a contract address. Stablecoins are ignored. Jev, a typed-decision model, then labels every coin mention as one of: bullish call, bearish, neutral mention, news, or unclear. Only confident bullish calls count: the author is telling people to buy or hold, or predicting the price goes up. Jokes, news and neutral mentions don't count.
If the same coin is called again within 14 days, it's merged into the earlier call and shown as a repeat mention, so shilling the same coin thirty times doesn't inflate the call count.
We use hourly prices from CoinGecko for the top 500 coins by market cap. Coins we can't price are listed as "unscored (too small to track)"; we never guess a price.
The grade compares the median 30-day return of the calls with the median return of BTC over the same windows. Median, so one lucky moonshot doesn't carry the card. Did following them beat just buying Bitcoin?
| Grade | Calls vs BTC (median) |
|---|---|
| A+ | +50% or better |
| A | +25% or better |
| B | +5% or better |
| C | −10% or better |
| D | −30% or better |
| F | worse than −30% |
| Incomplete | fewer than 5 scored calls |
Each grade gets a stamp: A+ GIGACHAD, A BASED, B SOLID, C MID, D NGMI, F REKT, Incomplete LURKER. The stamp describes the calls' results against BTC, nothing else.
Calls that printed (hit rate) is the share of scored calls that were up after 30 days. $100 per call is what you'd have if you put $100 into every scored call and held for 30 days, next to the same money put into BTC instead.
Written by an AI from the computed numbers only. It comments on the calls, never on the person, and never gives financial advice.
Think a post was mis-read as a call, or a price is wrong? Email receipts@minds.games with the link to the post. A human reviews every dispute, and a call can be excluded and the card regraded.
Not financial advice, not a judgement of anyone's character, and not a claim about intent. It's a scorecard of public calls against public prices. Cards refresh at most once a day.