KoL'SScan — KOL call tracker

Tracks token calls in your X feed and shows how they played out: KOL hit rate, max× after the post, shareable stats card.

KoL'SScan turns your X feed into an honest call tracker. When a KOL posts a memecoin contract or cashtag, the extension records the call and measures what happened next: • entry — the first candle after the post, the price a reader could actually get; • max× over 24h / 7d / 2w / 1m; • a hit is a call that did ×3 or more; • "called at the top" — the token had already 3×'d in the 24h before the post; • "deleted it" — if a KOL deletes a post with a bad call, the extension notices and remembers. What you get: • a candle next to every KOL's name — green if most of their calls hit, red if they miss; click it for the full card; • a KOL card: hit rate, median ×, best and worst call, every recent call with entry, max and current price — copy any contract address in one click; • a KOL's public profiles on other sites, one click away; • compare two KOLs side by side and share a "@a vs @b" image; • watchlist — star your KOLs: their calls are highlighted in the feed and get their own tab; • "Scan profile" — collects a KOL's calls from their last 50, 100 or 200 posts; • best/worst KOL leaderboard in the popup, filtered by chain (Solana, Base, Ethereum, BSC); • community base — calls found by other users show up for you too; every post is verified on X first (can be turned off); • one-click PNG stats card to paste into a post; • export to JSON or CSV, import a backup; • mini stats inside X's own hover card; • Vik the candle mascot, who roasts KOLs by their numbers and answers questions. Looks native: follows X's Light, Dim and Dark themes. English and Russian. Privacy: no accounts, no trackers, nothing about you. Token addresses go to the public Dexscreener and GeckoTerminal APIs, post IDs to X's public embed endpoint. With the community base on, public call data (author handle, post ID, token) is shared with our server — you can switch it off in the popup. Limits: stats are based on posts you and the community have seen; price history older than 180 days is not available from the free API. Not financial advice.