Units and accounts, not vanity counts
Each pick shows the units members have actually staked and how many separate accounts are on it, so one large position cannot masquerade as a crowd.
Volume on its own tells you what is popular, which is usually not the same as what is valuable. This weights it by the accounts that are profitable over their lifetime.
Each pick shows the units members have actually staked and how many separate accounts are on it, so one large position cannot masquerade as a crowd.
The share of action coming from accounts that are up over their lifetime is shown separately. Where the profitable money disagrees with the crowd is usually the more interesting line.
A record struck more than 0.10 decimal away from the best tracked price is left out of the public view, so nobody can move the board with a price nobody could actually get.
Current selections are never rendered publicly — not hidden behind a blur, absent from the page, its API and the payload underneath it. Public visitors get fixture-only previews; a verified free account gets one issued signal a day; Premium opens the full board.
One issued signal a day, evening delivery, and a public record that keeps the losing weeks on it. No card required.