Observation
The operator identifies a recurring format, phrase, behavior or subject across public social platforms. A single popular post is not enough.
public methodology
How trend records are structured, what the numbers mean, and where operator judgment enters the process.
OPAL/METHOD version: 1.0 publication: manual
The operator identifies a recurring format, phrase, behavior or subject across public social platforms. A single popular post is not enough.
View and post counts are estimates recorded at a stated check time. Momentum describes change across the operator’s observation window.
Each trend includes plain-language observations and, where available, public source links. Source quality and recency should remain visible.
A “confirmed” label means the operator believes the evidence supports a sustained trend. It is not an independent platform certification.
Only Solana tokens are considered. A token may be recorded when its subject clearly overlaps the documented trend; similar names alone are not sufficient evidence.
Purchases are made on Solana and entered manually by the operator. OPAL does not autonomously control a wallet or execute transactions.
Every public record should be factual, timestamped, and supported by links where possible. Estimates should be identified as estimates. Nothing on this site is financial advice.