Track record.
Every launch Vethood stamped VETTED in the last three days, priced at the first moment it passed all five checks and followed to minute 30. Nothing is removed. Next to it: what happened to every launch.
Vetted, finished
Reached 2x after the stamp
Graduated
Vetted against every launch.
VETTED vs ALL LAUNCHESEvery pick.
Newest first. Entry is the recorded price when the launch first passed every check. Peak is the highest recorded price after that. 30 min is where it stood when Vethood stopped following it.
| Coin | Stamped | Passed at | Peak | At 30 min | Graduated | |
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TRAP calls.
Every launch Vethood flagged as a TRAP in the last three days, priced at the moment of the call. The misses stay in: if a flagged launch still went 2x, it is counted.
Calls, finished
Lower 30 min later
Lost half or more
Misses
still reached 2x after the call
| Coin | Called | At | Why | Lowest after | At 30 min | |
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How it is counted.
Where do the prices come from?
From the Pons curve itself. Vethood records each launch's price and numbers every 20 seconds in its first three minutes, then at fixed checkpoints up to minute 30. Prices between checkpoints are not seen, so a real peak can be higher than the recorded one.
Are fees included?
No. These are prices, not trades. A real buy and sell on Pons pays the curve fee both ways and some slippage, so subtract a few percent from every result.
What does "every launch" mean?
Every ETH launch on Pons in the same window, bought at its first recorded price and followed the same way. It is the result you would get with no filter at all.
Why only three days?
Vethood keeps the detailed price record for three days. The window moves forward every few minutes, so the numbers always describe the last three days.