Public methodology · rep-1.1

Sauce Facts

A score is only useful if you can see what it measures, what it ignores, and how much evidence sits underneath it.

One public number: Sauce Score, 0–100. The score always travels with confidence, eligibility, documented calls, resolved calls, coverage period, and receipt-backed findings.

What goes into it

Unavailable components are reweighted out. Integrity alone can never create a public rating; there must be resolved performance or verified follower evidence.

45%

Performance

Median return and win rate measured from the public call price to a later verified market checkpoint. Caller-wallet profit is not used here.

35%

Integrity

Starts clean, then applies receipt-backed penalties by severity and repeated patterns. One call can create at most one penalty.

20%

Follower outcome

Verified follower results only. This component remains unavailable until receipts and price inputs are trustworthy.

Caller Exit Clock

Retention is receipt context, not automatic praise or punishment.

5m

Immediate exit

Shows whether the caller rapidly reduced the matched position after publishing.

15m

Primary alignment

The main follow-through checkpoint for fast meme-coin activity.

60m

Longer follow-through

Adds context without treating every legitimate early exit as misconduct.

Evidence ladder

A caller does not become highly ranked from one lucky receipt. Eligibility grows with resolved coverage.

UNRANKEDFewer than 5 resolved calls
PROVISIONAL5–14 resolved calls
RANKED15–29 resolved calls
ESTABLISHED30+ resolved calls

Non-negotiable rules

  1. Public-call performance is measured from the documented call price, not the caller wallet's private trade.
  2. Missing price data stays unavailable; it never becomes a zero return.
  3. No receipts means no public integrity finding, and one call can create at most one penalty.
  4. Linked Telegram calls preserve exact message provenance and time.
  5. X/manual calls require an operator approval or rejection.
  6. Scores, ranking placement, evidence review, and approval are never for sale.

Integrity findings

Fast exits, confirmed dump-on-call events and coordinated-wallet patterns are descriptive receipt findings, not claims about intent.

Fast exit

Describes rapid selling from the observed wallet. A fast exit alone is not called a dump and one isolated concern cannot trigger the strongest verdict.

Confirmed dump / wallet cluster

“Dump on call” requires measurable post-call buyer inflow overlapping with caller selling. Wallet clusters require supported funding relationships and caller linkage.

Redemption

Findings can age into a redeemed state after a sustained clean record. The product measures behavior; it does not permanently brand people.

Proof of Sauce analyzes public on-chain activity and documented call sources. It is not financial or legal advice. Methodology version: rep-1.1.