Launch night July 22 (12:00 UTC, when the board went live) through September 30, 2026 (UTC). The season board started from zero for everyone, and its standings at season end are below. The all-time record lives in the Hall of Fame, where each season’s final standings are archived permanently.
Season 2 has started: its rules and prizes are on the Season 2 page.
Standings at season end
Qualified callers (15 or more resolved season calls), ranked by season profit. Provisional until the results are confirmed: a correction can still move rows (a match that started by the close may still settle until Oct 2, 23:59 UTC).
| Rank | Caller | Profit | Record | Resolved |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | snk | +30.2u | 144–65 | 213 |
| 2 | Ecstasya | +27.71u | 131–60 | 191 |
| 3 | vince. | +10.52u | 104–71 | 175 |
| 4 | anshulagr1710 | +10.06u | 130–71 | 201 |
| 5 | Godly_sry | +8.44u | 21–1 | 22 |
| 6 | best makes jup great | +8.3u | 78–34 | 112 |
| 7 | lucas_btc_ | +8.25u | 66–36 | 105 |
| 8 | Matador | +7.11u | 53–18 | 75 |
| 9 | crypto_strategy | +7.05u | 134–69 | 203 |
| 10 | builder007 | +6.75u | 90–66 | 156 |
| 11 | orange_smoke | +6.69u | 20–2 | 22 |
| 12 | f.sol | +5.84u | 35–22 | 57 |
| 13 | surfmor | +5.16u | 74–18 | 95 |
| 14 | gianlucabruno3 | +1.75u | 97–61 | 160 |
| 15 | sunkissedsage | +1.17u | 68–39 | 107 |
| 16 | Gurk | +0.31u | 22–11 | 33 |
| 17 | focused555 | -0.22u | 76–42 | 118 |
| 18 | therealone78 | -0.57u | 17–10 | 27 |
| 19 | lovingrishi | -0.61u | 16–8 | 24 |
| 20 | mockingbirddd | -2.21u | 20–13 | 35 |
| 21 | apacx | -2.31u | 30–13 | 44 |
| 22 | spacegemstone0x | -2.66u | 32–26 | 62 |
| 23 | vibesxephon | -3.41u | 15–13 | 28 |
| 24 | Monde | -4.26u | 12–9 | 21 |
| 25 | ethanbigbrother | -5.01u | 75–79 | 155 |
| 26 | Pampa | -5.37u | 7–8 | 15 |
| 27 | yukinox | -5.68u | 5–27 | 32 |
| 28 | MrD3gen | -7.65u | 24–16 | 41 |
| 29 | rampy.sol | -7.9u | 51–32 | 83 |
| 30 | macximus | -8.74u | 57–67 | 125 |
| 31 | Zagh | -11.28u | 11–18 | 30 |
| 32 | nerianaa_ | -11.41u | 7–21 | 29 |
| 33 | .magsasaka | -12.44u | 42–40 | 82 |
| 34 | BALI69 | -14.44u | 10–22 | 32 |
| 35 | _varsha7 | -29.13u | 156–150 | 307 |
Prize pool: $5,000, guaranteed · top 10 paid
The pool is a flat $5,000 (growth ladder retired Sep 9), no unlocks, no conditions, and every dollar of it goes to the ten places below. Call of the Week paid $50 a week on top. 35 callers qualified at 15 or more resolved season calls, provisional until the results are confirmed.
| Place | $5,000guaranteed |
|---|---|
| 1st | $1,200 |
| 2nd | $800 |
| 3rd | $640 |
| 4th | $510 |
| 5th | $430 |
| 6th | $370 |
| 7th | $310 |
| 8th | $270 |
| 9th | $240 |
| 10th | $230 |
| Call of the Week | $50 a week, on top of the pool |
- Who gets paid: the top 10 of the final season board among qualified callers (at least 15 resolved season calls), plus the weekly Call of the Week winners.
- When prizes pay: Call of the Week paid $50 a week from Sep 9, on top of the pool (earlier weeks paid at the tier active then). Final placements pay after Sep 30, 23:59 UTC.
Scoring
Unchanged from the main board: flat 1u per call, wins pay implied odds, losses count −1u, ranked by season profit.
- Qualify: at least 15 resolved calls in the season.
- Weekly cap: your first 30 calls of each season week count and later ones don’t, with season weeks ticking over Wednesdays 10:00 UTC (not midnight). The cap was suspended for the US Open (every call posted from 29 Aug to 11 Sep 09:00 UTC counts, however many) and is back on since then; calls from the suspension never used up anyone’s weekly quota. You always know at posting time whether a call counts.
- Entry band: counted calls enter between 10¢ and 90¢. Below 10¢ doesn’t count (it caps any single win at +9u); above 90¢ doesn’t count (near-certainties don’t pad qualification).
- One claim counts once (Aug 9): calls that can no longer grade differently are the same claim. Once a best-of-3 stands 1-0, the game-2 winner, the 2.5 total and the ±1.5 handicap are one coin; the first posted counts, and later ones are still listed with “same claim as #N” on the receipt. Calls that can grade differently all count, even on the same game: ML vs −1.5 (a 2-1 splits them), totals, props, and mutually exclusive brackets (a spread, not a double). Decided from market structure at the moment the call is listed; results never enter into it.
- Cutoff: a call counts for the season its match started in. A match that started before Sep 30, 23:59 UTC counts even if it settled after the close, as long as the result is in by Oct 2, 23:59 UTC (the dispute window). A call posted on the season’s last day on a match that starts after the close counts toward Season 2 instead. A call posted before the last day on a match after the close counts toward no season. Markets without a start time must resolve by the close. Voids and refunds grade 0u.
- Market scope: event markets on Jupiter only. Rapid-cycle up/down markets (like Bitcoin Up/Down 15m) don’t count: markets that resolve every few minutes would let anyone fill the weekly cap and the qualification bar with coin flips in a single evening.
- Reads (community vote Sep 1, 94% · live Sep 2): a call is listed only with your own reasoning, 15 or more words about the matchup. Missing it, the call waits and you have 5 minutes to add the read (edit your message or reply under it); later than that needs a human ruling.
- Early exits (community vote Sep 1, 86% · live Sep 2): post #close (reply to your call or name the side) to close a position at the market price at that moment; it grades on realized PnL. Five accepted closes per caller per season week. A profitable close within 30 minutes of the call scores 0, a scratch; a losing close always counts, at any time.
- Disputes: grading follows official market resolution, with a 48-hour dispute window after grading. Corrections are published, never silent.
Call of the Week
A weekly prize on top of the pool, in Season 1 only: Season 2 has no Call of the Week. Weeks 1-4 went to the biggest return landed; from Week 5 the callers voted on jupcallers.fun for the best written read. It ended with Week 9.
- The best read, not the biggest odds (format change from Week 5, Aug 21). A call needed a written read to win. Calls without one counted the same for the leaderboard; they just couldn’t win this.
- To win, the call had to land held until the market graded it (a sold-early close didn’t qualify), and what the caller said would happen had to be what actually happened, to a fair extent. Right call, wrong reasoning didn’t count.
- Price didn’t matter. A 60¢ call beat a 12¢ call if the read was sharper.
- Each week the counted wins that landed that week (graded or closed; the posting date did not matter) and carried a written read were shortlisted, and the ones whose reasoning played out went to a vote. Every caller on the board voted, qualified or not; shortlisted callers voted too, just not for their own call.
- A read had to be about the matchup and say why: name who or what, cite something concrete, give the reason. Filler sentences didn’t clear the gate, and only the reasoning in the message when the call was first picked up counted.
- The same rules as the board applied: entries had to be inside the 10-90¢ band and within the caller’s 30 counted calls for the week.
- Weeks 1-4 were decided under the original rule (biggest return landed) and keep that record.
- Prize weeks ran Friday 00:00 UTC to Friday 00:00 UTC. This was its own clock: the 30-call cap ran on season weeks, which started from launch night, so a call could sit in one week for the cap and another for this prize.
Qualification at season end
35 qualified · 56 callers active this season
43 rookies this season.