Pump.fun Callout Alerts: Track Any Caller's Calls in Real Time (2026)

What are pump.fun callouts?

Callouts are pump.fun's built-in caller system: a trader posts a public "call" on a token, stamped with their entry market cap, their position size, and a written thesis. Every call is tracked on a public leaderboard, so callers live and die by their record.

That creates the cleanest alpha signal on Solana right now: skilled callers telling you exactly what they're buying, the moment they buy it, with their size attached.

There's one catch. By the time you refresh a caller's profile and read the call, the crowd already did. The first buyers get the entry. Everyone else gets the exit liquidity role.

The problem: you're trading on a delay you can't see

Following callers manually means you're always the last to know. You open pump.fun, check profiles, maybe catch the call minutes late — and the chart has already repriced. The caller's own followers pile in within seconds of the post. If your information arrives by refresh, you are the liquidity for the people who automated it.

The edge isn't just speed, though. It's also knowing which caller is worth copying at all — because a wallet that made money trading is not the same as a caller whose calls make you money.

What a Xanguard callout alert looks like

Every alert is a complete trade ticket. No tab-switching, no opening profiles, no guessing:

One message answers everything that decides the trade:

• Entry market cap — where the caller got in, so you know if there's room.
• Position size + cost basis — how much skin the caller has in the call.
• The thesis — their own words, in the alert.
• Caller track record — win rate at 2x+, median multiple, follower count. More on this below.
• Token context — bonding curve size, ATH, token age, socials.
• One-tap buy — Maestro and MaestroPro links built in. Alert to filled bag in two taps.

Milestones: the victory lap, measured in seconds

The callout alert gets you in. Milestone alerts tell you what the call is doing — the moment a tracked call crosses 2x, 5x, or 10x, with the time it took and the profit math right in the message:

Hold with conviction or take profit with data — either way you're not watching a stale chart, you're watching the call's pulse as it happens.

Know which callers actually print

Here's the uncomfortable part of copy-trading callers: our own leaderboard research found that top PnL whales routinely have a median call below 1x — they make money trading, but their public calls lose money for the people who mirror them. A profitable wallet is not a profitable caller.

That's why every alert carries the caller's track record instead of just the call. Before you mirror anything, you see:

• How many calls they've made (sample size, not luck)
• What share of those calls hit 2x or better
• Their median multiple — the typical outcome of copying them
• Their follower count — how much crowd liquidity piles in behind you

Mute the farmers. Mirror the printers. The alert itself tells you which is which.

Caller callouts, wallet events, one bot

The same bot that tracks callers also watches wallets: livestream starts, token launches (name, symbol, market cap, socials), and bonding curve graduations. Caller plans and wallet plans live on the same pricing grid — mix them to match how you actually trade.

For the bots: callout events over WebSocket

Building a sniper or a mirror-trading stack? Every plan includes API access. Callout events stream over WebSocket with the full ticket:

{
  "event_type": "callout_new",
  "caller_wallet": "6vbrTLsW...",
  "caller_username": "Cupsey",
  "mint": "CekGTBEd...",
  "callout_mcap": 14600,
  "amount_held": 8400000,
  "cost_basis_sol": 0.9,
  "thesis": "We will see"
}

Milestones stream as callout_milestone events with the multiplier and threshold crossed. Generate a key with /apikey in the bot and your stack reads the same feed the Telegram alerts do.

Pricing and setup

Track 3 callers for $100/month, 6 for $180, 10 for $270, or 20 for $500. Every plan includes callout alerts, milestone alerts, wallet events, Telegram delivery, and full API access. Payment is in SOL — generated inside the bot with a QR, active in seconds.

Setup: open @PF_Xanguard_bot, send /start, then /call with a caller's wallet or pump.fun profile link. Under 60 seconds later you're tracking their calls.

The next call is coming either way. The only question is whether you're reading it in seconds — or providing the exit liquidity for someone who did.