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Chart scoring uses candle data around the call time and liquidity at or near the call timestamp.
Core metrics
OpenKol computes a core set of metrics:
- 15m pump: max high in first 15m vs entry price
- 1h ROI: price at 1h vs entry price
- 24h ROI: price at 24h vs entry price
- 1h drawdown: lowest low in first hour vs entry
- 24h drawdown: lowest low in first 24h vs entry
- Time above 20 percent and 100 percent in first 6h
Component scores (0 to 25 each)
- Pump: 15m pump and 1h ROI
- Durability: time above thresholds in the first 6h
- Stability: penalties for 1h and 24h drawdowns
- Liquidity: thresholds based on USD liquidity at call time
Total chart score
The four components sum to a 0 to 100 chart score. This keeps fast spikes from overpowering long term stability and liquidity.
Why this matters
A call is not just about a short pump. Durability and drawdown protect against false positives and reward calls that hold value after the initial spike.