ANTE reads the public trade calls of the accounts you follow on fin-twitter, resolves every one against the tape, and turns the result into a verified ANTE Score. Nobody gets to delete a loser. Just the record.
This is how a post becomes a call — paste one and watch the extraction.
Nothing is self-reported. A call is read from the public post, settled by the market, and folded into a score you can audit.
A public post becomes a structured call — ticker, direction, entry, stop, target and timeframe. The creator doesn't have to lift a finger, and only falsifiable calls count.
When the call closes, the outcome is computed from price data and locked. Win or loss, it's permanent — there's no quiet edit later.
Every resolved call feeds a verified rating. Under 20 resolved calls we show Building, not a number — small samples don't get to look proven.
Verified within 24h — the record, not the alert. We check each followed account about once a day. ANTE tells you who is right over time; it won't beat them to the trade.
The moment a call closes, the outcome is computed from market data and frozen. A creator can’t reframe a −5% as “I changed my view.” The good and the bad both stay on the record.
Win, loss or break-even is computed from price data — never declared by the creator.
Entry, stop and target lock the instant a call closes. Follow-ups are new posts, never silent edits.
Setups that never trigger are shown as untriggered — not quietly deleted to protect a win rate.
Every rated account carries an ANTE Score — a verified, recomputable rating of how its public calls resolved against the tape — plus the honest numbers behind it: win rate, how often setups actually trigger, and average return. Computed by the platform, never self-reported.
A 68% win rate means little without an 81% trigger rate. ANTE shows both — so maximalist setups that rarely fire can't hide behind a tidy percentage.
A cool-to-warm scale — deliberately never green or red, so credibility never gets confused with a P&L. How it's computed →
Browse the leaderboard, or look up any account before you follow it. Free, no account needed.
Post calls yourself? Claim your record — it's free.