Reference
Understanding KOLfi Data
KOLfi keeps calls tied to verified market data and wallet activity so users can inspect what happened after a call.
Data integrity#
Data integrity is central to KOLfi. KOLfi uses historically accurate on-chain data to verify call time, market cap, wallet activity, and post-call performance.
Call-time context
Calls are tied to the token state when the call happened, not just the token state today.
Transfers do not inflate PnL
Token transfers are blocked from counting toward PnL, so sent-in tokens are not treated as profitable trades.
On-chain verification
Wallet activity and market data are checked against on-chain records before they appear in performance views.
Performance stays traceable
When a number comes from a call, KOLfi keeps it connected to the related token, chart, and activity.
What KOLfi records#
- When a token was called, using the call timestamp.
- Who called it.
- Market cap at or around call time.
- Current market cap and volume.
- All-time high after the call when available.
- Community trading activity and PnL from verified trade activity.
Why you can check it#
Calls are tied to token pages
A call is shown with the token chart, caller, and market data instead of floating by itself.
Time windows are consistent
Leaderboard windows such as 24H, 7D, 30D, and ALL let you compare KOLs using the same time period.
Wallet activity is separated
Trades, token transfers, and calls are treated as separate activity types.
Details stay clickable
When a ranking or profile result comes from a call, you can open the related token page for more context.
Why this helps#
Calls stay tied to charts
You can see the token chart in context instead of reading a call in isolation.
KOLs can be compared
Leaderboards and KOL profiles show performance over time windows and across communities.
Wallet activity is separate
A user's own trades are tracked separately from calls, so you can distinguish a call from a trade.
Risk is visible
Activity and market data give you more context before you trade.