Glossary
10 terms used in our reports, in plain English.
Liquidity-to-market-cap ratio
The share of a token's market cap that sits in its trading pool. Low ratios mean thin exits.
Top-10 holder concentration
How much of the supply the ten largest wallets hold, excluding the pool where the data allows.
LP lock and burn
Whether the liquidity-pool tokens are locked or burned, so the pool cannot be pulled.
Volume turnover
24-hour volume divided by market cap: how actively a token trades relative to its size.
Holder count
The number of wallets holding a token. Useful only alongside concentration.
Multi-caller signal
When more than one independent caller channel posts the same token.
Market cap vs fully diluted value
Market cap counts circulating supply; FDV counts every token that will ever exist.
Token age
Minutes or hours since the pool was created. Younger tokens carry the most risk.
Rug pull
When insiders drain liquidity or dump a large supply, leaving holders unable to sell at a fair price.
Due diligence (DYOR)
The checks you run before buying: contract, liquidity, holders, chart history and who is promoting it.
Blackhat Telegram network
Four chains. Six alert channels per chain: Singlebuys, Multibuys, General, Hype, Callers and Xtrack. 2 verified chain folders; 2 pending.
Chain folders
- Solana folder · MAIN + 6 channels · MAIN group
- BSC folder · MAIN + 6 channels · MAIN group
- Base MAIN group · folder link pending
- Robinhood MAIN group · folder link pending
All 24 current alert channels and MAIN groups