Find 100x tokens with the KOL Signals list

Since launch, the KOL Signals token list has averaged 12.28 daily uses per user – and it's only been live for a month. The concept is simple: instead of scrolling through X and Telegram hoping to catch something early, you get a ranked, real-time feed of what 8,000+ curated KOLs are actually buying. Not just calling – buying.

What makes it different

Beyond the standard call volume metric, the list utilises another meaningful indicator: co-buyers.

• If a token has calls but zero co-buyers, it's almost certain to be paid marketing from the project team.

• If co-buyers exceed 10, it means real money is moving in alongside the calls. That multi-source consensus is actually a meaningful signal.

The token list also captures the exact time of each KOL call and each KOL buy — updated at second-level intervals. This tells you whether you're seeing heat that's building or heat that's already faded.

Take Troll as an example: it surged 198% after its listing. Want to find the next gem among 8,000+ KOLs?

Here are four steps to find your next 100x play.

Step 1: Set your time window

Open the token list and select a timeframe – 24 hours is the recommended starting point. The default view sorts by call volume (descending), giving you an instant snapshot of what's generating the most KOL activity right now.

Cross-reference with co-buyer count: high calls with no co-buyers is likely a paid promotion; co-buyers above 10 suggest a genuine market consensus.

Step 2: Check traffic quality

Tap into any token's detail page to see which KOLs are calling it, their follower counts, and their call history. Follower scale tells you the potential reach. Call history tells you whether a KOL tends to be early or just recycles trending names.

Step 3: Read the timing distribution

This is the token list's real edge. Timestamp data maps when calls were made and when buys were executed over time.

• Call and co-buy density still rising: momentum is building – you're looking at a window, not a recap

• No new activity in the last hour: heat has likely peaked; entering now puts you at the back of the queue

Step 4: Check the historical P&L

Still on the fence? One tap shows the historical profit and loss record of the KOLs currently holding the position. It won't guarantee anything, but following traders with a consistent track record gives you a more grounded basis for your decision.

Ready to find the next play?

The KOL Signals token list doesn't replace your judgment – it sharpens it. Open the leaderboard, run the four steps, and see what the market's most active traders are moving on right now.