Callers BASE

In this section we explain every advanced filter found under the CALLERS BASE tab. Use these notes as a quick reference to understand exactly what each setting does and how to apply it in practice.

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Callers BASE

In this section we explain every advanced filter found under the CALLERS BASE tab. Use these notes as a quick reference to understand exactly what each setting does and how to apply it in practice.

Below you’ll find a concise explanation for every filter under the BASE Calls tab, plus practical examples so you can see exactly how each one works.

Average BASE X of the Caller Higher Than • What it does: Passes only calls from tipsters whose lifetime average return multiple (X) on BASE calls is greater than the value you enter. • Example: Enter 3 → only callers whose average BASE return is above 3 × will be allowed through.

Median BASE X of the Caller Higher Than • What it does: Similar to #1, but checks the median (middle value) of the caller’s lifetime BASE returns. • Example: Enter 2 → permits calls from tipsters whose median BASE return is over 2 ×.

Average X of BASE Calls in Last 30 Days More Than • What it does: Requires that the average return multiple for this specific token across all BASE calls in the past 30 days is greater than your threshold. • Example: Enter 1.5 → the token passes only if the 30-day average of its BASE calls is > 1.5 ×.

Median X of BASE Calls in Last 30 Days More Than • What it does: Same as #3, but uses the median return multiple of the token’s BASE calls from the last month. • Example: Enter 2 → the token passes if the median of its recent BASE calls is above 2 ×.

Count of BASE Calls in Last 30 Days Higher Than • What it does: Passes only tokens that have been called on BASE more times than the number you specify during the last 30 days. • Example: Enter 5 → tokens with more than 5 BASE calls in the past month will pass.

Count of Total BASE Calls More Than • What it does: Requires that the token has accumulated more than the given total number of BASE calls since tracking began—helpful for gauging long-term attention. • Example: Enter 50 → the token passes only if it has exceeded 50 BASE calls in total.

Tip: Combine these BASE-specific filters with your global Caller, Market, Liquidity, Holder, and Risk settings to focus on tokens that are popular and consistently performing on the Base network.

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Below you’ll find a concise explanation for every filter under the BASE Calls tab, plus practical examples so you can see exactly how each one works.

Average BASE X of the Caller Higher Than • What it does: Passes only calls from tipsters whose lifetime average return multiple (X) on BASE calls is greater than the value you enter. • Example: Enter 3 → only callers whose average BASE return is above 3 × will be allowed through.

Median BASE X of the Caller Higher Than • What it does: Similar to #1, but checks the median (middle value) of the caller’s lifetime BASE returns. • Example: Enter 2 → permits calls from tipsters whose median BASE return is over 2 ×.

Average X of BASE Calls in Last 30 Days More Than • What it does: Requires that the average return multiple for this specific token across all BASE calls in the past 30 days is greater than your threshold. • Example: Enter 1.5 → the token passes only if the 30-day average of its BASE calls is > 1.5 ×.

Median X of BASE Calls in Last 30 Days More Than • What it does: Same as #3, but uses the median return multiple of the token’s BASE calls from the last month. • Example: Enter 2 → the token passes if the median of its recent BASE calls is above 2 ×.

Count of BASE Calls in Last 30 Days Higher Than • What it does: Passes only tokens that have been called on BASE more times than the number you specify during the last 30 days. • Example: Enter 5 → tokens with more than 5 BASE calls in the past month will pass.

Count of Total BASE Calls More Than • What it does: Requires that the token has accumulated more than the given total number of BASE calls since tracking began—helpful for gauging long-term attention. • Example: Enter 50 → the token passes only if it has exceeded 50 BASE calls in total.

Tip: Combine these BASE-specific filters with your global Caller, Market, Liquidity, Holder, and Risk settings to focus on tokens that are popular and consistently performing on the Base network.