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This chart shows which hours of the day (in UTC time) have historically produced the highest average return on investment for token calls. The data indicates that tokens launched during certain hours tend to deliver significantly better performance, potentially due to market liquidity, trader activity patterns, or other temporal factors.
Note: This analysis is based on the token launch time (when the token was first called), not when profits were realized.
This analysis compares the average performance of tokens based on their risk classification. Contrary to what might be expected, moderate risk tokens have consistently outperformed both high and aggressive risk tokens, suggesting that the highest returns don't necessarily require taking on the highest levels of risk.
This chart illustrates how token performance varies depending on the day of the week the token was launched. There's a clear pattern showing weekend days and late weekdays producing significantly better returns than early weekdays, which may reflect different trading behaviors or market sentiment across the week.
Note: This analysis is based on the day when tokens were first called, not when profits peaked.
This chart shows the relationship between holding duration and average performance. While most tokens reach their peak within 2 hours (the median time to peak), those that take longer to reach their maximum value tend to deliver substantially higher returns, particularly those peaking after 12+ hours.
Note: This analysis measures the time difference between token launch and when it reached its peak performance.
This chart shows the average token performance by month, helping you identify which months historically delivered the best returns. The analysis helps spot seasonal trends and performance consistency over time.
This analysis shows the win rate (percentage of tokens with positive returns) for each risk category. While a category might have high average returns, this view helps understand the consistency and probability of success.
This chart displays the percentage of successful trades (positive returns) based on how long tokens were held. It helps identify the optimal holding period not just for maximum returns, but for highest probability of success.
The table below lists the best performing tokens in the dataset, showing their performance percentage, risk level, and launch date.
| Token | Performance | Risk Level | Launch Date |
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