> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.shuriken.trade/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Analytics Dashboard
> Analyze group performance, track top callers, and identify trends across your connected alpha sources.
**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](/shuriken-terminal/connection-methods).
## 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.
| Metric | Description |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Total Calls | Number of alpha calls (token mentions) made in the selected period |
| Win Rate | Percentage of calls that achieved a 2x or higher return from entry price to peak price |
| Average Return | Mean multiplier across all calls (e.g., 1.9x) |
| Unique Contracts | Number of distinct tokens mentioned as calls |
| Total Messages | Total messages indexed from the selected source |
| Active Members | Number of members who participated during the period |
Percentage changes are color-coded: **green** indicates an increase and **red** indicates a decrease compared to the previous equivalent 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
This lets you compare performance across your groups and identify which ones deliver the highest-quality alpha.
## Time Period Filters
Control the time range for all dashboard data using the period toggles in the top-right corner:
| Period | Description |
| ------ | ----------------------------- |
| 1d | Last 24 hours |
| 7d | Last 7 days |
| 30d | Last 30 days |
| All | All available historical data |
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)
Hover over any point to see exact counts for that day. A healthy group typically shows consistent message activity alongside its call volume, indicating genuine community engagement beyond 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.
| Column | Description |
| -------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Rank | Position on the leaderboard (gold, silver, and bronze icons for top 3) |
| User | Member name with a color-coded indicator |
| Total Returns | Cumulative return across all calls |
| Total Mentions | Number of token mentions by this caller |
| Best Return | Highest single-call multiplier achieved |
| Win Rate | Percentage of calls achieving a 2x or higher return |
| Best Call | The token that produced the caller's highest return |
| Calls | Total number of alpha calls made |
| Messages | Total messages sent in the group |
| Call Ratio | Ratio of calls to total messages, shown as a percentage |
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
## Distribution Charts
Two pie charts break down call data by category.
### Chain Distribution
Shows the percentage of calls targeting each blockchain network (e.g., Solana, BSC, Monad). Use this to understand which chains your group's callers focus on.
### Platform Distribution
Shows the percentage of calls by decentralized exchange or launchpad (e.g., PumpFun, Raydium, Meteora). This reveals which trading venues your callers are most active on.
## Trending Tokens and Top Calls
A tabbed table at the bottom of the dashboard surfaces the most notable tokens across your groups.
### Trending Tokens
Ranked by **Total Mentions** (descending), this tab shows the most talked-about tokens.
| Column | Description |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| Rank | Position by mention count |
| Token | Token name and ticker |
| Current MC | Current market capitalization |
| First Caller | The member who mentioned the token first |
| Called @ MC | Market cap at the time of the first call |
| ATH MC | All-time high market capitalization |
| Multiplier | Return from first call price to all-time high |
| Total Mentions | Number of times the token was called across all sources |
### Top Calls
Uses the same columns as Trending Tokens but sorted by **Multiplier** (descending). This view highlights the best-performing calls by return, regardless of how many times the token was mentioned.
Both tabs include chain filter icons in the top-right corner to narrow results by network.