Which calls actually paid off?
Anyone can screenshot a winner. Signalith does the opposite: it takes a fixed universe of Solana tokens, pins a single reference timestamp two weeks back, and measures what really happened from hour-by-hour on-chain price history — every winner and every loser, ranked by return, with the drawdown you'd have sat through on the way.
How the record is kept
The universe is fixed in the page source — nine liquid Solana tokens, chosen before any price was read, never swapped out to flatter the numbers. For each one we resolve its deepest pool on DexScreener, then pull ~14 days of hourly candles from GeckoTerminal. The oldest candle in that window is the entry; the newest is now. Return is simply what that round trip earned or lost.
Why the drawdown matters
A green return hides how far the position fell first. Max drawdown is the worst peak-to-trough drop over the window — the loss you'd have had to hold through to collect the final number. A signal can finish up and still have put you underwater by half. We show both, because a track record that only reports the finish line isn't a track record.
Measured from real on-chain price history. Past behaviour over one fixed window is not a forecast, and nothing here is advice to trade.