How to use the Tables
New coins launch all day, and you cannot check each one by hand. The Tables page at /tables holds the lists PumpPill keeps live: what both chains are trading, what is still above our call, this week's top calls, and the log of every call with its misses. Two Premium lists and your own saved tables sit in the same strip. This lesson covers what each list is, how to sort and filter it, and what the read on every row can and cannot tell you.
What it is
The Tables are screener tables. Each row is one token, each column is one measurement, and the row carries PumpPill's one-word risk read and a Buy button.
The strip across the top names the tables. Ours: Trending, Best buys now, Top calls (7 days), Every call. Premium: X callers, Room calls. Yours: any table you built in Customize, and a button to build one.
How to use it
- Open /tables. It opens on Trending. The tab names carry a count of rows.
- Pick a table from the strip. The address updates (#trend, #buys, #calls and so on).
- Filter by chain with All, Solana and Robinhood. On Every call, the chains are separate lists, because the rows mean different things on each.
- Click a column heading to sort. Click again to flip the order. Changing the chain puts the table back in its own order.
- Click a row. The read drawer opens beside the table: "Am I early?", "What's my risk?", and the reasons. Escape or a click outside closes it.
- Tap Buy on a row. It opens @PumpPill_Trade_Bot in Telegram with that contract loaded.
- Watch the indicator beside the chain tabs. "live, 4s ago" means the prices are ticking; "stored data" means they have not yet.
How to read what it shows
Trending. What both chains are trading right now, ranked on volume, buying pressure and how fresh the move is. Columns: Price, 1h, 24h, Market cap, Liquidity, Volume 24h, Age, Our read, Buy.
Best buys now. Projects still trading above the market cap where PumpPill first surfaced them. The note on the page says it: "Anything that falls below its call drops off." Columns: Why it is here (one line of thesis), Our call (the market cap when we logged it), Now, Since call, Volume 24h, Our read. Since call is the distance from the call market cap to the current one, in percent.
Top calls, 7 days. This week's calls on each chain, priced from the alert to the peak since. The note under the tab says "Not every call runs like this" and links to Every call. Read the two together.
Every call. Every call in the last thirty days with what it went on to, misses included. On Solana the rows are momentum alerts sent to Premium, recorded at send time; the outcome is measured forward from the market cap in the alert. On Robinhood Chain the rows are breakout detections from Range Finder, and a column called Alert sent says which of them went out to anyone; most did not. The summary line above the table gives counts, never rates: how many calls, how many old enough to grade, how many reached 2x, 5x, 10x and 20x, and the median outcome.
X callers (Premium). Tokens from the last six hours whose contract a real X account posted. Bot and farm accounts are removed before an account counts. A member sees the account, its follower count and the post, and can sort the table by followers; the member list names only accounts of 2,500 followers or more, so a row behind a smaller account reads "n/a". A visitor sees the row and a gold chip where the account would be. There is no minimum-followers control on this tab; that lives in Customize.
Room calls (Premium). Every token the members' room posted in the last seven days, losers kept. Entry is the first reading at or after the post; the peak is the high since. A visitor reads the list a day behind the room. (PumpPill's MCP server serves the same list to an AI assistant ten minutes behind; see that lesson.)
Our read, and the two wallet lists behind it. The Scanner page lists "Is smart money in?" among the things every read answers: whether the wallets PumpPill tracks, by record or by size, were seen buying the token. Those are two lists with two names. A whale is a wallet chosen for its capital: it holds enough to move a pool. Smart money is a wallet chosen for its record: its past buys and sells, graded against the chain's base rate. A whale in a token means PumpPill saw it buy; a large holder it never saw buy is a count, not a whale. The drawer shows the two answers, the reasons and the time stamp; the wallet lists themselves are on /wallets, labelled by list.
Yours. A table you built in Customize shows its filter chips above the rows, with buttons for Telegram alerts, Auto-buy, Edit, Share and Delete. Customize is where the follower floor lives: the filter "Real X accounts posted the contract" takes a minimum size for the biggest poster (1K, 5K, 10K, 50K or 100K followers, 5K by default), and "The project's own X account" takes its own floor. Anyone can filter on it; Premium shows the account and its count. Share makes a public page with the filters and the counts, never the token names.
What it does not tell you
Trending ranks activity. A row at the top is busy, not endorsed.
Best buys now is a list condition, not a forecast. A token above its call today can be below it by tonight, at which point it leaves the list.
Top calls shows the top; Every call shows the rest. Its counts are counts of logged calls, not a success rate.
A stored read in the drawer is as of its time stamp, printed under the reasons.
The Premium tables show a visitor the rows and hold back a name or a time, never a verdict; the risk read on the row is open to everyone.
Try it
Open /tables, switch to Every call, and read the summary line on each chain before you look at Top calls. Then open Trending, sort by Volume 24h, and click the first row for its read.
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