How long does the crowd stay?
Meet Exit Clock — a countdown on Solana meme attention
Forecasts come as ranges
Misses stay on record
You don’t have to trust the clock. You can check it
A forecast should leave a record
The range we published
What happened next
How far we missed
That is what the Accuracy page is built to show.The misses belong in the story
The Exit Clock website is open
Explore the Board, Method, Accuracy and Graveyard. This first release includes illustrative sample data
Start with the method, then check the record
https://t.co/YY2cztxhTo
Three days outside the top 100 closes a run
Its clock stops. The run enters the Graveyard with the time it actually stood
Those completed runs help fit the forecasts that follow
Even an ending leaves something useful behind
Exit Clock reads attention through two signals: rank inside the Solana meme basket and trading volume relative to market cap.
The question behind the clock: how long might this name remain in the top 100?
Read the clock in two parts
Days stood: recorded from snapshots
Days left: estimated by the model, shown as a range
Exit Clock gives each its own side of the board, so you can see where the measurement ends and the forecast begins
Attention doesn’t leave on a schedule
That’s why Exit Clock shows time left as a range
We estimate how long a token may stay in the @solana meme top 100, then keep that forecast on record
When its run ends, the comparison begins