The Cap
Says CALLOOR. Never comes off. Has been washed twice since launch, both times by accident.
Meet Calloor — a caller, but memier. Cap on, badge around the neck, thumb hovering over the call button. Every six hours he picks one coin and pushes it to every single follower he has. Sometimes he's early. Sometimes he's very early.
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A calloor is a caller — same job, worse spelling, better hat.
Calloor woke up one morning, put on the cap, clipped the badge to his chest and decided that from that day on he would do exactly one thing: find the coin before the chart finds it. Not a trader. Not an influencer. A calloor.
His edge isn't a secret Discord or a whale wallet. It's the pump.fun feed, refreshed for eighteen hours a day, plus an almost supernatural tolerance for boredom.
Says CALLOOR. Never comes off. Has been washed twice since launch, both times by accident.
"CERTIFIED PUMP.FUN CALLOOR." Self-issued, self-laminated, universally respected.
Not for time. For the cooldown. Six hours between calls, counted to the second.
In January 2026 pump.fun shipped Callouts in its mobile app: a built-in way to publicly call a coin, blast it to your followers, and get scored on it forever. It turned "trust me bro" into a leaderboard.
Hard rate limit, and it's the whole point. You can't spray fifty tickers a day and pretend one of them was the call. Scarcity forces conviction — every callout costs you your next six hours.
A callout isn't a post that dies in a timeline. It fires a push notification to every follower you have, straight to their lock screen, with the coin attached. That's the distribution layer callers used to rent from Telegram groups — now it's native.
Every call is recorded on-chain-adjacent to your profile and scored. Callers are ranked by hit rate, multipliers and total return, so a single lucky 100x doesn't hide fifty rugs — and fifty rugs don't hide behind a deleted post.
Your calls hang off the same identity you trade with. Skin in the game is visible by default: people can see whether the caller actually held the thing they called.
pump.fun's stated goal is surfacing coins earlier in their lifecycle, while they're still on the bonding curve. Calling a coin that's already trending gets you nothing. Calling a 4-figure market cap that runs — that's what the board rewards.
Sources: pump.fun's callouts announcement, pump.fun/callouts, the callouts leaderboard. Mechanics can change — always check the app.
Numbers below are lore, not audited performance. He'd tell you the same thing.
Attention has always been the caller's real currency. The leaderboard just made it legible: call early, call publicly, be right often enough, and the followers come to you instead of the other way round.
Calloor has been withdrawing from that machine since day one. He doesn't shill — he timestamps. The chart either agrees with him or it doesn't, and both go on the record.
Anyone can be a calloor. There's no application, no gatekeeper, no blue checkmark required. Here's the whole thing.
Callouts live in the app. Install it, sign in, and connect the Solana wallet you actually trade with — your calls and your buys share one identity.
Picture, handle, a line about what you hunt. Followers are your distribution: a callout notifies everyone following you, so the profile is the megaphone.
Watch new mints and the bonding-curve feed. Check the socials, the holder spread, the dev's other launches. Calls on coins that already ran don't score.
Call from the wallet you buy with. It's the difference between a calloor and a guy with opinions — everyone can see whether you were in it.
Open the coin page, tap the callout action, confirm. Your entry market cap is stamped right there, and the push goes out to every follower you have.
One call per 6 hours. The cooldown is the discipline — if you wouldn't spend your only call of the evening on it, it wasn't a call.
Hit rate, multipliers and total return follow you up the global caller leaderboard — or down it. Deleting the post doesn't delete the call.
I. Call it early or don't call it.
II. Never call a coin you didn't buy.
III. Post the loss with the same font size as the win.
IV. The cooldown is sacred.
V. Your followers' lock screens are not a landfill.
VI. Nobody owes you a green candle.
Right-click, save, post. That's what they're for.
Fair launched on pump.fun. No presale, no team allocation, no promises — just a cap, a badge and a community.
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⚠️ Always verify the CA here or in the official X community. Anything else is a fake.
Get a Solana wallet — Phantom, Solflare, or the pump.fun app's built-in wallet.
Fund it with SOL from an exchange or on-ramp.
Paste the CA above into pump.fun (or your DEX of choice) and check it matches.
Swap, hold, and put the cap on. You're a calloor now.
Cap optional. Badge self-issued. The cooldown is the only thing standing between you and the leaderboard.
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