> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.openkol.net/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Scoring Overview

> How Social and Chart signals combine into one score — and how to interpret it.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/openkol/bkuYaAyiMZotx2On/images/medals.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=bkuYaAyiMZotx2On&q=85&s=ee34e8cf5462d32dcd0a9c27565d27be" alt="Medals" width="1500" height="750" data-path="images/medals.png" />

OpenKol scoring is built for one thing: **making KOL calls comparable**.

Every analyzed call produces **three scores** (0–100):

* **Social score** — did the call attract *credible* attention?
* **Chart score** — did the market *actually* follow through?
* **Overall score** — the combined view (used for medals and comparisons)

> The goal is verification and comparability — not predicting the future.

***

## The three scores

### Social score (0–100)

Measures engagement quality relative to the KOL’s own baseline.

* Normalized so big accounts don’t auto-win
* Penalizes low-quality engagement
* Rewards *unusual* attention that looks real (not just loud)

Learn more: [Social scoring](/docs/social-scoring)

### Chart score (0–100)

Measures market behavior *after the call timestamp*.

* Accounts for pump **and** what happens after (durability + drawdowns)
* Includes liquidity as a safety / credibility signal

Learn more: [Chart scoring](/docs/chart-scoring)

### Overall score (0–100)

A weighted blend:

```txt theme={null}
Overall = 0.70 × Chart + 0.30 × Social
```