SmugCalls · data feed

The clean feed

The public file is a snapshot. This is the same record, delivered every day, with the fields we normally keep to ourselves — the ones that decide whether a 2x was real.

Why a paid tier exists at all

The dataset stays free and CC0: 6,054 calls, misses included, hashed onto Bitcoin daily. Nothing about that changes. What it does not carry is the work that sits underneath it — peaks re-verified against the exchange after migration, calls whose 2x turned out to be an artefact of a rising SOL price, flexes that landed hours after the window closed. We compute that to keep our own record honest. If it is worth money to you, here is the price.

What the paid feed adds

verified peakPeak recomputed against post-migration exchange prices, not just the bonding curve.
false‑2x flagCalls that only cleared 2x because SOL moved under them. In our own audit these were a third of one publisher's claimed doubles.
late flexHighs reached after the usual observation window — the ones most trackers silently drop.
windowHow complete the observation is for that row, so you can throw out what is still unresolved.
dailyYesterday's calls, every morning, instead of whenever the public file is refreshed.

Straight about coverage: the re-verified peak and the ATH timestamp exist today for roughly a third of the 7,181 rows, and the share grows as the backfill runs. Rows without them say so instead of guessing. Download 300 rows as they actually look — no email, no conversation.

Price

Open

$0

forever

  • Full history, 7 fields
  • CC0, no signup
  • Bitcoin-timestamped
  • Refreshed periodically

Take the file

Daily

$20

per month

  • Everything above
  • Fresh dump every morning
  • CSV and JSONL
  • Quality fields included
  • Cancel whenever

Ask for access

Stream

$100

per month

  • Everything above
  • HTTP endpoint, keyed
  • Webhook on each new call
  • Backfill on request

Ask for access

Something else — a wider set of channels, a custom slice, a one-off pull for a paper — say what you need and we will price it or tell you we cannot do it.

How access actually works right now

Plainly: there is no checkout button and no automated signup. You write — in Telegram, or by opening an issue on GitHub if that is less strange — we agree on what you need, you get a key or a link, you pay in USDC or SOL for the month. The daily dump runs today. The streaming endpoint is being built and early users get it as it ships — if that matters to you, say so and wait rather than pay for it now.

No invoices, no contracts, no minimum term. If the data turns out to be useless to you, stop paying and keep whatever you already pulled.

Ask for access Or just take the sample

What this is not

Not a signal service and not financial advice. It is a record of what one public channel called and what those tokens did afterwards, cleaned of the tricks that make track records look better than they were. 63% of the calls in it never doubled, and that number stays in the file whether or not anyone pays for it.