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How Sanctuum records calls, measures results and handles payments.

CallsResultsWallet verificationReputation scoreSubscriptions and paymentsChannel pricingPrivacy
Guide for traders→Guide for subscribers→

Calls

  1. Publishedtimestamped
  2. Activesubscribers only
  3. Closedcannot be edited
  4. Public recordvisible to everyone
the time is set by the server, not by the trader
  • A call is a trader's public recommendation on one Solana token, identified by its contract address.
  • The server sets the time of publication. Published calls cannot be edited or deleted.
  • Active calls are visible only to the trader and active subscribers. Once closed, a call joins the public record.
  • A call closes when the trader closes it, when their wallet sells the position, or when it reaches its horizon. Closing never executes a trade.

Results

Trader's entryPublicationCloseReturn
the trader's earlier entry is shown, but it does not decide the result
  • A call's return runs from the market price at publication, the price a subscriber could act on, to its close.
  • When the trader's verified wallet sold the token, the close is the price it really sold at. Otherwise it is the market price at closing.
  • A positive return is a winning trade, a negative one a losing trade. A price typed by the trader never counts as either.
  • Returns do not include fees, slippage or the size of any position.

Wallet verification

  1. Linked walletproven by signature
  2. Its swapsread on Solana
  3. Call's tokencontract address
  4. Verifiedor partial, unmatched
same token, same wallet, or the call is not verified
  • Traders link one wallet by signing a message. It is not a transaction and costs nothing.
  • Sanctuum compares that wallet's swaps with the token of each call, then labels the call wallet-verified, partial, unmatched or ambiguous.
  • Only simple swaps are read. An unmatched call does not prove a trader did not trade: they may use another wallet.

Reputation score

  • 45%Win rate
  • 35%Average return
  • 20%Max drawdown
subscribers and price are not in this circle
  • A trader needs 10 market-priced closed calls before receiving a score.
  • The score combines win rate, average return and maximum drawdown. Small samples are pulled toward the middle.
  • Subscribers, followers and price are not part of the score.
  • The full formula is in the methodology.

Subscriptions and payments

Subscriber100% in USDC
One transactionverified by the server
Trader90%
Sanctuum10%
both payments land together, or neither does
  • A subscription lasts 30 days and is paid in USDC on Solana, from a wallet such as Phantom or Solflare.
  • One transaction pays the trader and the 10% Sanctuum commission at once. Sanctuum never holds the funds.
  • Access opens only after the server has verified the transaction on Solana.
  • There is no automatic renewal, and no refund: the payment reaches the trader immediately.

Channel pricing

Base price3× base100Subscribers
the price stops rising at 100 active subscribers
  • Each trader sets a base price for 30 days.
  • The live price rises 2% per active subscriber, up to 3 times the base price.
  • The price reflects demand. It does not measure skill or guarantee results.

Privacy

Public
  • Closed calls
  • Your name as a subscriber
  • Results and scores
Hidden
  • Your wallet address
  • Your email
  • Your name, if anonymous
a payment always stays visible on Solana
  • Wallet addresses never appear on public pages.
  • A channel's subscribers are listed by name unless they turn on “Stay anonymous” in Settings. Traders are then not told their name either.
  • Payments are Solana transactions: they stay publicly visible on chain, and anyone who starts a payment can see the trader's receiving wallet.

Calls are opinions, not financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.