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Anatomy of a call

Every call is one Telegram message: a branded image card, a caption, and a row of quick-trade buttons.

A complete initial Premium call in Telegram

A complete initial Premium call. One past example, shown to explain the layout — not a recommendation, and not indicative of any result.

The image card

Each call renders the token's own artwork into a 1080×1080 branded card carrying:

  • the Premium badge (on initial Premium calls)
  • the ticker
  • market cap at call time
  • token age at call time
  • holder count
  • top-10 holder share

Free x2 calls and milestone updates use the same treatment with a THE VOLUMINATI • EARLY SIGNAL footer.

A token image is required

A token with no usable image cannot be called. This is a deliberate screening rule, not just a design choice — see How a token qualifies.

The caption

Initial Premium calls lead with a compact decision block designed to be read on a phone in a few seconds:

Field Example What it tells you
MC $12.7K Market cap at the moment of the call
Age 2m ago How long the token has been trading
5m 289.5 SOL · 61.5% buys Recent traded volume, and how much of it was buying
Holders 143 How many wallets hold the token
Risk Top10 23.6% · Insider 3.6% · Bundler 3.6% Supply concentration, plus the early-control heuristics
Dev D9gArA · 427 launches The creator, and how many tokens they have launched before
CA the mint address Copy-pasteable contract address
Socials X \| WEB Only links that validated (see below)
Markets PMP \| DEX \| GMGN Three external chart/market destinations

Percentages are shown to one decimal. Optional values that would round to zero are left out rather than printed as 0.0.

A social link is rendered only if it is a valid HTTPS URL on the hostname you would expect for that platform. Links carrying credentials, pointing at local or raw-IP hosts, malformed values, and direct document/image/archive downloads are hidden rather than shown. If a token's socials do not appear on the card, they did not pass that check.

The buttons

Every call carries the same rows:

⚡ Buy with Voluminati
🤖 Enable Autotrader
PMP · DEX · GMGN

⚡ Buy with Voluminati opens the bot with that token loaded, ready to buy at your configured size and slippage. 🤖 Enable Autotrader is for readers not trading with us yet. Free calls additionally carry 💎 Get Calls Earlier, linking to Premium.

PMP, DEX and GMGN are chart and market links — Pump.fun, Dexscreener and GMGN — for looking at the token, not for trading it.

The chart links hand you off

Those three open third-party sites. Anything you do there happens in their product, with their fees and their custody, and we are not part of that transaction. Execution inside The Voluminati is the buy button and the autotrader.

Free call captions differ

A Free x2 call is a different message with a different job. It leads with the Premium result — the Premium entry market cap, the current market cap, and the fact that the call has already doubled — instead of repeating the market cap, holder, top-10 and developer fields that are already visible on the image.

A Free x2 call in Telegram

A Free x2 call. The badge carries the ticker and X2, and the caption leads with the call itself — then states plainly what Premium got and when: Premium had this at $11.3K, 6m ago (−50%). That gap is the thing the Free channel is being told about. One past example only.

Later Free milestones use explicit dual-baseline copy so you always know which number is yours:

FREE x3  |  PREMIUM x6

The left figure is measured from the Free x2 entry. The right figure is measured from the original Premium entry. See Milestones and follow-ups.

Where the USD figures come from

USD values are converted from a SOL/USD oracle update refreshed every minute, and the exact rate used is frozen into each message's metric snapshot along with its publish time and source. If the oracle is unavailable, a configured fallback rate is used and labelled as such.

This affects presentation only. It can never change a pass/fail decision or a multiplier.