Over the last weeks I’ve been testing a completely new approach to finding early memecoins — and it honestly changed the way I look at this whole space.

Instead of focusing on charts, X hype, or random shills…
I started focusing on call momentum — basically, how many Telegram call groups are talking about a token and how fast that number grows.

And this method has been more accurate than anything else I’ve tried.

Let me explain.

Why This Method Works So Well

Memecoins aren’t like normal crypto.
They don’t move because of fundamentals, tech, or roadmaps.

They move because of:

• attention
• social pressure
• narratives
• hype velocity

And the first place that hype appears isn’t X or charts — it’s small and mid-sized Telegram call groups.

These groups react earlier than X.
Earlier than Dexscreener.
Earlier than influencers.

If something starts buzzing there, the market usually follows.

So instead of trying to predict candles…
I started watching how many groups mention a coin and how fast the mentions rise.

That’s where Outlight comes in.

Outlight fun — The Core of This New Method

Outlight basically gives you something I’ve never seen in another tool:
a clear view of how many Telegram call groups have mentioned a specific token.

At first it sounds simple — but it completely changes the game.

Here’s why:

Call Count = Real Hype

If 1 group calls a coin → who cares.
If 8 groups call it within an hour → something is brewing.

Faster Than Charts

Charts react AFTER hype.
Outlight shows hype AS it forms.

More Reliable Than X

X engagement can be bought.
Call activity is much harder to fake.

Helps Filter Out Noise

Most new memecoins get shilled once and die.
The ones that get picked up by multiple groups usually have actual momentum.

Outlight makes it insanely easy to see all of this in one dashboard.

For me, this is the first time I’ve been able to track hype as a measurable signal, not just a feeling.

What I Learned Using This Method

After testing it for a while, I realized:

• early call momentum predicts most micro-pumps
• repeated mentions = much higher chance of trending
• you can enter earlier with less stress
• you avoid wasting time on coins that only one group shills

It’s basically like seeing hype at Stage 0 instead of Stage 2 or 3.

Even the wins I caught were mostly because I reacted to call velocity — not to price movement.

Anyone Else Trying This Approach?

I’m honestly curious if anyone else here is using call-tracking as their main early-entry method.
Has anyone else been experimenting with Outlight or similar tools?

How do you guys track early hype?