Alpha feed
The social side of Torch: calls and theses from real traders, Trending on torch, Top holders, Top callers and trader profiles.
The Alpha tab is where traders share what they're buying and why. Because every Torch trader has a real wallet behind them, posts can show whether the poster actually holds the coin and how the call has played out since.
What you see in the feed
| Post type | What it is |
|---|---|
| Thesis | A call on a specific token, with the reasoning. The card shows the market cap when it was posted, the market cap now, and how much it moved since the call. |
| Post | A normal post, optionally with a token attached. |
| Via X | A post imported from a verified trader's X account that mentioned a token. |
| Repost / reply | Sharing or answering someone else's post. |
Each token card on a post shows:
- Price and % since call, refreshed every few seconds while you're looking at the feed.
- Position: whether the poster still Holds the token or has Sold, and their profit or loss on it. Anonymous profiles show percentages only, never dollar amounts.
- A Buy button that opens the trade ticket for that token.
Tabs and filters
- All, Torch (posts from Torch traders), X (imported posts) and Following.
- Feed settings lets you hide what you don't want: a minimum market cap, calls only, holders only, verified accounts only, no X imports, no reposts, hide rekt calls.
- Bookmarks and Notifications are in the left menu.
The right-hand panels
Each panel can be folded away by clicking its title; your choice is remembered.
Trending on torch
The five tokens with the most trading volume through Torch in the last 24 hours or 7 days.
Top holders
The five traders with the most profit including what they still hold at today's prices.
- 24h shows who made the most in the last day: sells in the last 24 hours, plus how much their open positions moved.
- All time shows total profit: everything sold plus the current value of what they hold.
- Coins with no real market left count as worth nothing.
Top callers
The five traders whose calls did best on average.
- Score: the average move in market cap since each call, over the last 24 hours or 7 days.
- At least 2 calls in the period to be ranked, so one lucky call isn't enough.
- Only the first call per coin counts; posting the same coin again doesn't add anything.
- Calls on very small coins (under about $25K market cap when called) don't count.
- Under each name you see that trader's best call.
Call return isn't trading profit
A call's return is measured from the moment it was posted. Someone who bought early and posted later can show a much bigger profit on their position than on their call. That's expected.
Profiles
- Every trader has a profile with their calls, trades and stats.
- Profiles are public or private. Private profiles appear as an anonymous name, never show up in Top holders, Top callers or leaderboards, and never show amounts.
- You can hide dollar amounts on a public profile and still show percentages.
- Traders who linked their X account get a verified badge, and their X posts with a token can be imported into the feed.
- Your own profile shows your holder rewards with a Claim all button (only you see the button).
Posting
- Signed-in users can post. A thesis needs a token; you can attach up to three.
- Be kind. Scam links, impersonation and spam are removed, and repeat offenders lose posting rights.