2026-08-24
How to read a first-call receipt on a card
Who called it, at what cap, and what the multiple is now. How to read the first-call line on a card.
The receipt is a line, not a story. Who called the token first, at what market cap, and what the multiple is now. A typical shape is "first called here at $40k, now 12x".
First here, and first call
First here is this community. Coral remembers who surfaced the token earliest in that room, and the cap at that moment. First call is the same kind of receipt when Coral already has an older record.
If you were the first mention, the cell can say you called it first. That is a receipt for this chat, not a claim about the whole chain.
What you can trust on the line
The handle is public. The cap at the call is public. The multiple is current market cap versus that older cap. A caller page lists the same kind of notable calls, so you can leave the card and read the record.
The public card never names the room. You get the caller, not a tour of where Coral heard it.
When the line is missing
No first-call record yet means this mention starts the clock. Coral will not invent an older caller to fill the cell. A missing line is empty, not a clean bill.
Where the receipt shows up again
Wallet-follow pings carry a first-call receipt when Coral flagged the token first. Buy cards in a room that turned that on do the same. Milestone cards fire when a first call here crosses 2x, 5x, 10x, 25x, 50x, or 100x. One card per milestone per token, and only for calls made while Coral is in the chat.
Card anatomy, then the board
The rest of the card is in token cards. Caller records live on /callers. How the letters work is how Coral ranks callers.