How a call works
You pick a coin, say whether you expect it to go up (a long) or down (a short), and post. The call is stamped with the time and the price at that moment, and from then on it cannot be edited or deleted by anyone, including you.
A call can carry a target and a stop over a window of 24 hours, 3 days or 7 days. The receipt then shows which was reached first, or neither.
- Sealed on posting: the time and the price are fixed.
- Scored after 24 hours against the Hyperliquid price: right if the price moved the way it was called.
- At most 10 calls per account in 24 hours, with one open call per coin, so volume cannot hide a bad record.
Why sealed calls are different from posts
On most platforms a trader can delete the calls that went wrong and keep the ones that worked. On Decryptr every call is scored and stays scored, so you can see how often someone has been right before you read what they say next.
A hit rate appears on a profile once someone has 10 scored calls. Until then the profile says so, rather than showing a number that means nothing.
Read the calls on any coin
Every coin has a page with its live price and the latest calls from traders on Decryptr, for example $BTC, $ETH and $SOL. Signed out you can read the top of each page; an account opens the full conversation and lets you post your own calls.
Questions
What is a crypto call?
- A crypto call is a trader's public statement that a coin will go up or down. On Decryptr it is sealed when posted, so it cannot be changed, and scored against the market 24 hours later.
How is a call scored?
- A call is scored 24 hours after it posts against the Hyperliquid price. It is right if the price moved the way it was called, up for a long and down for a short.
Can a trader delete a wrong call?
- No. A sealed call cannot be edited or deleted by the person who posted it, so wrong calls stay on the record.
Is a call financial advice?
- No. Calls are the opinions of the people who post them. Decryptr does not tell anyone what to buy or sell, and past calls do not predict future results.
Does it cost anything to post calls?
- No. Posting and reading calls is free on every plan.
Decryptr is not financial advice and does not tell anyone what to buy or sell. Past calls and past results do not predict future ones. Cryptoassets are high risk. Read the risk warning.