Public calls, tracked

When someone publicly highlights a coin, the entry price is fixed at that day's close and we follow it from there. No call is removed, re-dated or quietly dropped. This page exists because the prediction industry publishes its winners and forgets the rest.

Asset	Source	Published	Days	Entry	Now	Change	Best / worst since
Raydium (RAY)	Instagram @mrnasdog1	2026-09-07	6	1.1697	1.4897	+27.4%	+53.0% / -9.3%
BNB	Instagram @mrnasdog1	2026-09-06	7	753.0000	716.4900	-4.8%	+2.1% / -6.6%

Raydium (RAY) — Instagram @mrnasdog1, 2026-09-07

Raydium highlighted after a ~50% jump; argument is token deflation (buyback/burn) versus coin inflation.

Logged 6 days after publication, so the first 6 days are recorded from historical closes rather than observed live. Top-10 wallets reportedly hold ~82% of supply (from a commenter, not verified by us).

Entry 1.1697 → 1.4897 (+27.4% after 6 days). Best moment since: +53.0%. Worst: -9.3%.

Daily path: 09-07: +0% 09-08: +5% 09-09: +6% 09-10: +24% 09-11: +43% 09-12: +31% 09-13: +27%

BNB — Instagram @mrnasdog1, 2026-09-06

BNB presented as having a negative token emission rate (quarterly burns, nothing minted), shown as roughly -1.2% supply per period.

Framing is favourable but the video also says 'be careful'. Logged as an asset highlight, not an explicit buy instruction.

Entry 753.0000 → 716.4900 (-4.8% after 7 days). Best moment since: +2.1%. Worst: -6.6%.

Daily path: 09-06: +0% 09-07: -2% 09-08: -0% 09-09: -4% 09-10: -6% 09-11: -3% 09-12: -3% 09-13: -5%

Rules

Entry is the daily close on the date the call was PUBLISHED. No other date is ever used.
A call enters this log when we see it, not after we know how it turned out.
Calls stay forever, winners and losers alike. Nothing is removed for looking bad.
We hold no position in anything listed here and receive nothing from anyone.
The tracker measures what happened after a public call. It is not a claim that the caller was right or wrong about their reasoning.

How to read a single call

One call proves nothing either way. Our own measurement over 6.9 years and 3,792 rally events found that buying after a large jump has a negative median return and a positive mean: most such entries drift down, a few run hard. A winner here is what that tail looks like from the inside; a loser is what the median looks like. Both are expected, which is exactly why single examples are not evidence.

Independent analysis of publicly available Binance copy-trading data. Not affiliated with Binance. Not financial advice. All figures come from Binance's public API at crawl time.