Global standings

Every hosted group is ranked by its group score, which comes from the measured results of the calls made in it. The board has three periods: all time, the last 30 days and the last 7 days.

See your group's standing in Telegram#

1. In your group, send /global.
2. You'll see:
   • your group's rank, like "#4 of 37 · top 11%", with ▲ or ▼ for places gained or lost this week (all-time board);
   • Next up: the group above you and the points you need to pass it;
   • Behind you: the group below and how far back it is;
   • your hit rate and median peak next to the typical group's (✅ when you're ahead);
   • your group's top caller and their network rank;
   • the top 10 groups.
3. Tap 7D, 30D or All to switch period.

Not on the board yet? You'll see how many more matured calls the group needs (a group needs 5 by default) and the score to beat.

See it on the website#

1. Open Groups → Global standings (/global).
2. Pick 7D, 30D or All-time.
3. Tap any row on the board, or type in Find a group by name or @username.
4. The selected group's panel shows its rank, the gap to the next spot, who is right behind, and how it compares with the typical group.
5. Signed in as a host? Your groups shows where each of yours stands.

See it in the Mini App#

Open the Rank tab and choose Global.

Rank posts in your group#

When your group first joins the all-time board, enters the top 10, the top 3, or takes #1, the bot posts it once in the group (at most one post per milestone per day).

To turn these off: /settings → 📣 Posts → Global rank posts, or My groups on the website.

How to climb#

• More matured calls from more different callers. A group that depends on one caller is discounted.
• Better calls, not more calls. The score looks at peaks, timing, consistency and how deep calls fell.
• Set call rules that keep dust tokens and spam out.

How the group score works: The Alpha Score.