👑 The SOLO ELITE card

Its cousin, the SIGNAL card, requires several wallets to converge. Here, a single wallet buys — but not just any wallet: one whose measured track record puts it in our radar's elite. The card dresses in gold, and it reads differently.

When does it arrive?

Mastermind continuously grades the wallets it watches: earliness, consistency, win rate, volume. When a wallet from the top of the ranking enters a token alone — without waiting for the others — and the signal passes the safety screen, the card goes out to Premium members on Telegram and into the app. The public only sees a masked teaser at the end of the day (the “solo elite of the day” card).

The anatomy of the card

Card generated by the app's real rendering engine (fictional token $PEPITE). Cards are delivered in French — every zone is explained below.

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1. The golden badge SOLO ELITE — WALLET D'ELITE with the crown. The gold theme of the whole card means one thing: the source is a single wallet, not a confluence.
2. The token Ticker and full name — as on every card, only the mint address attached to the message is the source of truth.
3. The wallet's ID card Its label (BIG FISH), its score out of 100 (measured quality: earliness, consistency, volume) and its win rate on our records. Read this block FIRST: it's what replaces the confirmation of other wallets.
4. The token logo Fetched on-chain, initials as fallback.
5. The 0–10 SCORE Same scale as the SIGNAL card (starts at 10, loses points per observed flaw) — but a solo starts with a natural handicap: the absence of confluence is itself a caution point.
6. The 8-statistic grid Identical to the SIGNAL card (see its detailed glossary), with one difference: “Achat du wallet” (wallet's buy-in) replaces the smart-money total, and the Wallets cell shows 1 — solo in amber so the single-actor nature jumps out.
7. The MASTERMIND ANALYSIS On a solo, it mostly talks about the wallet: its entry style, its usual size, what its history says about this specific trade.
8. The EXIT PLAN Often more aggressive than on a confluence: elite solo wallets rarely hold long — the plan aligns with their style.
9. The suggested size Generally smaller than an equivalent SIGNAL card. One scout = a more concentrated bet.
10. The card footer “Individual signal, no confirmation” — the permanent reminder of this signal's nature, next to the timestamp.

The card's glossary

Score /100

The wallet's quality grade, computed on its observed history: does it arrive early (earliness), win consistently, hold its positions, and how much does it commit? A score ≥ 90 puts a wallet in the very top basket of our radar.

Win rate

The share of its complete round-trips that ended in profit, on what we've observed — not its lifetime history. 64% in memecoins is an excellent figure: most traders there lose.

“1 — solo”

The visual reminder that no other tracked wallet has bought (yet). If others enter later, a classic confluence signal may follow — that's actually a good sign.

What to do when it arrives

1. Look at the score and win rate first — they're the signal's entire thesis.
2. Reduce your size vs. what you'd do on a confluence. The suggested size already does it for you.
3. Prepare a fast exit: these profiles take profits quickly, and when the scout leaves, the party is usually over.
4. Very young token + a single buyer = maximum volatility. If you're not comfortable, this signal isn't for you — and that's a perfectly valid decision.