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Every coin page has a social side: short notes from holders, and shills (also called calls) from people backing the coin. You can also follow traders you find interesting.

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Notes

  • Only holders can post notes on a coin, and the position each person holds is shown beside their note. Anyone signed in can reply to one.
  • Notes are short takes, up to three a minute per coin, to keep things readable.
  • Anyone can tip a note’s author in ETH or SOL. Tips go straight from one wallet to the other, and 2hour.fun takes no cut.

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Shills (calls)

A shill is a public call on a coin you hold, saying you rate it.
  • One shill per coin every 6 hours, and five a day.
  • For 7 days, anyone who taps your shill and then trades that coin earns you 10% of 2hour.fun’s fee on their trades, before and after it graduates. See Referrals, shills and tips.
  • If you sell all of the coin after shilling it, your shill is marked Sold so others can see.

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How calls are scored

Each call is measured by the coin’s peak: the highest price that held for at least a minute in the 7 days after the call, compared with the price when it was posted. The caller’s own trades don’t count. The best callers appear on the Best callers board. See Leaderboards.
A shill is one person’s opinion, and they may hold the coin themselves. A good record on past calls doesn’t mean the next one will go the same way.

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Following

Follow traders from their profile to see their trades, notes and shills in your Following feed, with pop-ups (and a sound, if you like) as they happen. You can also get push notifications for their bigger buys. See Alerts and notifications.

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Your profile

Your profile brings it all together: P&L, positions, trades, coins created, earnings, badges and an Activity timeline. Add a name, picture, banner and bio to make it yours.