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How to read Coral Score, wallet scores, and caller ranks. New notes every couple of days.

2026-09-05
/follow vs the wallet table
/follow starts the list from chat. The wallet table is where you pause, tag, and live with 20 slots.
2026-09-03
Ask Coral in the room
Mention the bot or run /ask. Quick answers are free. Deep takes are funded. What Ask Coral will talk about.
2026-09-01
Chain pages are token grades, not a 19-chain tracker list
Each chain page lists live graded tokens and scored wallets. It is not a 19-chain tracker directory.
2026-08-30
What the safety line on a card is allowed to say
The safety line is a short list of contract facts. What it can say, and what it is not allowed to imply.
2026-08-28
The console vs the bot
The bot grades contracts and delivers the ping. The console is where you add, pause, and tag wallets.
2026-08-26
Why Coral grades Robinhood Chain
Rooms moved onto Robinhood Chain. People paste those contracts. Coral grades them like any other.
2026-08-24
How to read a first-call receipt on a card
Who called it, at what cap, and what the multiple is now. How to read the first-call line on a card.
2026-08-22
Follow a wallet from Telegram /web into the console
Type /web in Telegram. Coral DMs a one-shot link. Five minutes, no password, then the wallet table.
2026-08-20
How caller ranks work
Callers sit on A, B, and C, plus noise and unranked. There is no S tier. How the board is built.
2026-08-18
Wallet scores: whether the buys grade out
Other trackers tell you a wallet bought something. Coral can tell you whether those buys grade out.
2026-08-16
Why Coral prints "early read" instead of a confident zero
A zero looks certain. Thin data is not a grade. Why Coral prints early read, and when a number shows up.
2026-08-14
A Coral Score is a grade, not a price target
The number on a Coral card is a grade, not a forecast. How to read it, and when Coral refuses to print one.