The Analytics Dashboard gives group owners a complete performance overview of their Discord servers and Telegram groups.Use it to measure caller accuracy, spot emerging trends, and identify low-quality participants across your alpha sources.
The Analytics Dashboard is available to group owners — Discord server owners and Telegram group administrators. If you are a member of a group but not its owner, you will not have access to this dashboard for that group.
Accessing the Dashboard
Click the Analytics tab in the top navigation bar of the Shuriken Terminal. The dashboard is a single scrollable page that displays all metrics, charts, and tables for the groups you own. If you haven’t connected a group yet, use the Add Bot button on the dashboard or follow the connection guide.Header Metrics
Six stat cards at the top of the dashboard provide a high-level snapshot of your group’s activity. Each card displays the current value and a percentage change compared to the previous period.Source Filtering
Filter your analytics by specific groups using the source chips at the top of the dashboard.- All — View aggregated data across every group you own
- Individual sources — Click a specific Discord server or Telegram group chip to isolate analytics for that group
Time Period Filters
Control the time range for all dashboard data using the period toggles in the top-right corner:
When you switch periods, the header metric cards update their percentage changes to compare against the equivalent previous period. For example, selecting 7d compares the last 7 days against the 7 days before that.
Filters
The dashboard provides two types of filters to refine your data.View Toggle
Switch between two caller views using the View toggle:- Callers — Show all callers, including repeated mentions of the same token
- First Callers — Show only the first person to call each token, filtering out duplicate mentions
Chain and Call Filters
Click the Filter button to open additional filtering options:- Chain filter — Narrow results to a specific blockchain network (Solana, BSC, or Monad). When active, all header metrics, charts, and tables update to reflect only calls on the selected chain.
- Min/Max calls — Set a minimum or maximum number of calls to include a caller in the tables. Use this to filter out low-activity users or focus on high-volume callers.
Charts
Two charts visualize activity trends over the selected time period.Messages vs Calls
A dual-line area chart comparing total messages against alpha calls over time.- Green line — Total messages (typically higher volume)
- Teal line — Alpha calls (token mentions)
Unique Users
A single-line area chart tracking the number of unique active users per day. Use this to monitor community engagement trends and identify periods of growth or decline in your group.Top Callers
The Top Caller tab ranks your group members by their alpha call performance. Use this leaderboard to identify the most accurate and active callers.
The table is sorted by Best Return (descending) by default. Click any sortable column header to change the sort order.
Leech Detection
The Leech Detection tab uses the same data as the Top Caller table but is sorted by Call Ratio (ascending). It highlights members who post a disproportionately high number of token calls relative to their overall message activity. A high call ratio with low general engagement can indicate a “leech” — someone who copies calls from other sources and pastes them into the group without contributing to the community discussion. Use this view to:- Identify potential copy-callers who may be reposting alpha from other groups
- Evaluate whether a caller’s contributions are original or duplicated
- Maintain the quality of your group by flagging suspicious activity