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Feeder Score: how good your calls are
Your Feeder Score is a public number from 0 to 100 for how accurate your Floor Calls are. It counts how often you're right, not how much you call: making more calls at the same hit rate barely moves it.
- Make Floor Calls on collection pages (see Floor Calls above).
- Once 5 have settled (hit, missed or withdrawn), you get a score. Until then your calls show "New caller" and how many you have, like 3/5.
- See yours on Profile, or on the leaderboard: open floorfeed.io/calls (Feeder Score ›, at the top of any collection's Floor calls). Your Feeder Score sits at the top when you're signed in.
- Tap Your calls (or Your caller page on Profile) for your public caller page: your score and every call you've made. Tap any caller's name in the feed or on a collection to open theirs.
- Calls hit (75% of the score)
- Your hit rate, counted down when you have few calls, so a lucky five-for-five scores under twenty-for-twenty.
- Floor moved your way (25%)
- How far the floor actually went in the direction you called, by each call's due date, even if it didn't reach your target. Each call counts up to ±50%, and a few calls are pulled toward zero.
- Recent calls count most
- A call settled 90 days ago counts half as much as one settled today, so a score fades if you stop calling and recent form matters.
- Oracle
- 75 and up.
- Sharp
- 60 to 74.
- Steady
- 45 to 59.
- Cold
- Under 45.
It can't be gamed by hiding losers: calls can't be edited or deleted, a withdrawn call counts as a miss and never gains from where the floor went, and a hit while your own linked wallets traded that collection counts as a miss. Your caller page lists every call, so anyone can check the record. It never shows your wallets, and doesn't say which misses were self-traded.
Tip: FloorFeed can only see wallets linked to your account (Settings → Your wallets). The score is about calls, not trading: no money is involved.