Kolibrate

Did the post move the token?

A KOL posts a ticker and takes credit for the candle. Paste the post and the token, and see every trade around it: what was happening before, what happened after, and who was buying.

Calls / buys and sells per 5 minexample data
@caller$ALPHA is the one. Loading here.14:03 UTC
060−60120−120−1h−30m0+30m+1h+1h30+2h+2h30POSTED 14:03 UTC
5 min after the post
212 trades
29 in the 5 min before, ×7.3
Net bought, first 15 min
+$48.2k
$91.4k bought, $43.2k sold
First trade after the post
4s
a buy of $1,240, through the fomo app
Runners

Find what just ran

Every token that went past a market cap you choose, inside a window you choose, on any chain Dexscreener lists. A token that touched $1.4M and fell back still counts, and its peak is on the row.

  • Launched, crossed, or ran and fell back
  • Peaks from the pool's own candles
  • X, Telegram and site for each token
  • CSV and JSON export
Open Runners
Runners / past $1M in the last 4hexample data
TokenChainReasonMcapPeakCrossed
ALPHASolanalaunchedobserved$2.41M$3.1M12m ago
BRAVOBasecrossedcandles$1.36M$1.9M41m ago
CHARLIERobinhoodcrossedobserved$1.08M$1.2M1.2h ago
DELTAEthereumran, now belowcandles$870k$1.4M2.6h ago
ECHOBNB Chaincrossedinferred$1.02M$1.02M≤1h
Calls

Then check who called it

Give it an X post or a Telegram message and the token's address. The minutes after the post are set against the same minutes before it, so a token that was already running does not flatter the caller.

  • Robinhood, BNB Chain and Solana
  • Buys, sells and net dollars
  • The first trades after the post
  • Your verdict, saved with the data
Open Calls
Calls / one post, one tokenexample data
@caller · $ALPHA is the one. Loading here.
5 min after
212
29 before · ×7.3
15 min after
538
84 before · ×6.4
Price at best
+164%
22 min after the post
First trades after the post
WhenSideSizeVia
+4sbuy$1,240fomo app
+7sbuy$310fomo app
+9sbuy$5,800other
+15ssell$420other
Verdict
moved the tokensome effectno effectbot-drivenunclear

How a call gets checked

  1. Date the post

    The time comes from the link itself. An X post's ID encodes the moment it was sent, and a Telegram message carries its own timestamp.

  2. Find the pools

    Every pool the token trades in, ranked by volume. The largest are read in full; the rest are listed with their share.

  3. Read the swaps

    Each swap in the window, from the chain: which side, how many dollars, who called the pool, and the transaction to open.

  4. Compare and decide

    The minutes after the post against the same minutes before it. You pick the verdict, add a note, and save it.

Every number says what it rests on

On-chain
Read from the chain's own node: every swap of the token's pools, with trade counts, sides and callers. Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain and Solana, wherever a node is configured.
Candles
The pool's 15-minute highs and lows. They reach back before the scanner was watching and catch peaks between samples, but carry volume only, with no trade counts.
Observed
The scanner watched it happen: one sample below the threshold and a later one at or above it.
Inferred
Worked back from Dexscreener's price change, assuming supply is fixed. Shown dimmed, as a lead to check and not a fact.

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