Receipts. Nothing picked in hindsight.

Every coin Ripdesk grades is saved the moment it is graded and checked again an hour later. Here is how the calls held up in the last 24 hours, including the misses.

207coins measured

29%died within the hour

39%calls right

51still being measured

Flagged Risky, then died

$USDF Top 10 holders: Hold 100% of supply	−100%	from $73.07M
$USDF Top 10 holders: Hold 79% of supply	−100%	from $44.89M
$USDF Top 10 holders: Hold 94% of supply	−100%	from $538.0K
$SIC Bundle tool: 6 wallets bought 16% in the first 3 seconds and have sold 100% of i	−91%	from $182.2K
$trump Dev: Sold out within the first hour	−100%	from $176.0K
$USDF After graduation: Price collapsed after graduating	−99%	from $166.8K
$LEGO Dev: Sold out within the first hour	−99%	from $146.8K
$FOMO Dev: Sold out within the first hour	−99%	from $145.6K
$YouTube Dev: Sold out within the first hour	−99%	from $144.9K
$Gemini Dev: Sold out within the first hour	−99%	from $135.2K
$BMW Dev: Sold out within the first hour	−99%	from $132.6K
$NVIDIA Dev: Sold out within the first hour	−99%	from $125.7K

Call record by grade

Grade	Coins	Died	2x+	Call right
Risky	180	31%	4	31%
Caution	27	11%	3	89%

Each coin is graded once, 2 to 10 minutes after launch, from what Ripdesk could see on chain then, and never re-graded. An hour later the price is measured again. Died = fell 80% or more, or stopped trading for 30+ minutes under a $6K market cap. Risky is a call that the coin dies; Caution and Safer are calls that it survives.

Grades are automatic on-chain checks made once, minutes after launch, and they can be wrong. Not financial advice. Most new memecoins go to zero.
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