Coin chat, callouts & leaderboards
Every Corium coin has its own chat, its callouts, and pages that show who got in early and who carried it over the line. The rest of Corium's social side lives on the Feed, posting & calls and profiles.
Coin chat
Every coin has a live chat on its page. Its lines also come into the Feed's For you, marked with the coin.
- Writing in a coin's chat is a reply, so it needs the three steps and a wallet. Messages are up to 280 characters, at most one every 2 seconds, and you can't post the same line twice in a row. The posting rules apply.
- Replies quote the message they answer.
- Likes are one per account per message, with any sign-in.
$TICKERmentions are highlighted. Links show as plain text and are never clickable, so a link in chat can't be a trap you click by accident.
Badges
Every message shows what its author has done on that coin:
| Badge | Means |
|---|---|
| Dev | The wallet that created the coin |
| 2.4% | How much of the supply the wallet holds |
| Stretch | The wallet has bounty credit from the final stretch |
| Carried it | The wallet earned part of this coin's supernova bounty |
Moderation
Moderators hide messages and ban wallets that post scams, impersonation, harassment or illegal content. A banned wallet can't post, and its messages disappear for everyone. Report is on every line's menu. See the Terms.
Callouts
A callout says this one, in public, with a timestamp, in a Corium coin's chat: turn on the megaphone next to Send, add a note of up to 140 characters if you like, and post. It shows in the chat as a marked line, comes into the Feed, and your followers hear it.
You can only call a coin you hold: at least $1 of it at the moment you call. One callout per wallet every 6 hours.
Every callout records the market cap at that moment, and shows what happened after:
| Peak | The highest price since the call, as a multiple |
| Now | Where it is now, as a multiple |
| ✦ went supernova | The coin graduated after the call |
| sold X% after calling | The caller sold at least half of their bag within a day of calling it |
The Callers leaderboard scores callouts: a call that went supernova counts 3, a call that doubled counts 1, and a call you dumped on costs 2.
Callouts and calls
A callout is made in a coin's chat and needs a bag. A call on the Feed is any post that names a coin, from Ember, scored on the Feed's own callers' board by how the price moved since. Your profile's Calls tab shows both.
Sniper wall
Bots buy the first seconds of every launch, when the fee is highest. A coin's Sniper wall lists the wallets (other than the creator) that bought in its first minute: when they got in, the fees they paid, how they did, and how much of those fees is now in the coin's supernova bounty. Share it as a card.
Stretch room
While a coin is in its final stretch, its star shows who is in: the wallets with stretch credit, how many, and the SOL left to supernova. Join the stretch takes you to the trade panel; once you're in, I'm in · share makes a card of your stretch credit and your share of the bounty so far.
Supernova clips
On a coin that went supernova, ▶ Supernova clip makes a 10-second vertical video of its star going supernova, with the bounty and the wallets that split it, and the game's sound. It's made in your browser; download it or share it anywhere.
Leaderboards
Leaderboard ranks wallets four ways, over the last day, week, month or all time:
| Board | Ranked by |
|---|---|
| Traders | Profit in the window: the SOL they took out, minus the SOL they put in, plus what the tokens they bought in the window are worth now |
| Bounty hunters | Supernova bounty earned, and how many supernovas they carried |
| Creators | How many of their coins went supernova, then total volume across everything they launched |
| Callers | Their callouts: 3 for a supernova, 1 for a double, minus 2 for a dumped call |
The top three stand on a podium, each in front of the star of the coin that got them there.
The weekly DUST boards and the Hall of Fame are on Earn. DUST & weekly payouts →