Next payout
5.00SOL of volume to go
Every 5 SOL traded pays the first gold mark in line once.
The wall
Every mark is a callout. Gold were right, grey were wrong.
The pot
0.000SOL in the pot
Next payout: 2% of the pot, up to 1 SOL.
The Calloooor
nobody0 gold marks
The wallet with the most gold marks wears the title. No money, just the name.
In line for a payout
MarkMultiple
The line is empty: the next mark to reach 3x goes first.
On the wall just now
MarkMultiple
Mine
Your open mark and everything you called.
Ranks
Most gold, and most paint. Both stay on the wall.
Most gold
Most painted over
Docs
The whole rule. Nothing on the wall runs on a clock.
1. Call it
Your wallet signs 0.002 SOL to the wall wallet with the memo
call. You do not need to hold the coin.2. Your mark goes up
A 16x16 tag from the hash of your wallet, and the market cap of the last trade before your callout.
3. 3x or half
At 3x it turns gold and joins the line. At half it is painted grey for good.
4. The line gets paid
Every 5 SOL of volume pays the first gold mark 2% of the pot, at most 1 SOL, once.
Leaving a callout
Press Call it, pick your wallet, sign. The site builds one transaction: a transfer of 0.002 SOL to the wall wallet and the memo call. There is no text, so there is nothing to moderate.
The keeper reads the wall wallet from the chain, puts your mark up and writes down the market cap of the last trade not later than your callout's slot.
One open mark per wallet. The site will not build a second one, and the keeper does not count one sent by hand; it says why on your Mine page. After gold or paint you can call again.
The two levels
On every trade of $CALLOOOR the keeper compares the price with every open mark, by sorted levels.
- 3x your point: gold, in line for one payout.
- 0.5x your point: painted over for good, no payout.
A mark has no timer. It stays open until the price reaches one of the two.
The line and the payout
Gold marks wait in the order they turned gold. Each time another 5 SOL of $CALLOOOR trades, the first in line gets min(2% of the pot, 1 SOL) from the wall wallet, with the memo calloooor pay <mark> <wallet> <SOL> <multiple>.
If that amount cannot land in your wallet (an empty wallet needs 0.00089 SOL of rent first), the mark stays gold, nothing is paid and the memo says why. The keeper's and the owner's wallets are never paid. A mark is paid once: the keeper writes every payout to its book before sending and checks its own memos on chain.
Where the money goes
| Callout fees | 100% to the pot |
|---|---|
| Forwarded creator fees | 55% pot, 30% buyback and burn, 15% running costs |
The pot is the wall wallet: anyone can read its balance. The creator fees of $CALLOOOR stay with the owner, who forwards them to the keeper by hand. Every 0.5 SOL of the burn share buys $CALLOOOR and burns it, memo calloooor burn <SOL> <burned>.
Not pump.fun's callouts
pump.fun has its own callouts. This wall does not read them: it counts only its own signed memos to the wall wallet, so every mark is on chain and nobody can delete one.
Being honest about farming
Many wallets calling near the bottom can all reach 3x together. What holds it back: every callout costs 0.002 SOL into the pot, a payout is only 2% of what is left, and only one payout goes out per 5 SOL of volume. Pumping the price 3x to reach a mark costs far more than the 1 SOL cap.
Early callouts reach 3x most easily. That is true of every new coin, and it is why the first callers are the ones the wall pays first.