Status, made public
Charter Cohort members ranked by hits, closed grading windows, and picks published. Same grading rules as /scorecard: a pick is a Hit at the 60d or 90d window if a public fundraise lands or commit velocity sustains 4× baseline. Misses and Pendings are public — that’s the methodology rule.
Seats claimed
0 / 25
Picks published
0
Hits (60d/90d)
0
Cohort hit rate
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Cohort hit rate is — because no grading window has closed yet. The first 60-day window opens 60 days after the first charter member publishes their first pick.
Ranked by hits → closed windows → picks → handle.
| # | Member | Picks | Hits | Pending | Hit rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Open seat AI Infrastructure Angel | 0 | 0 | 0 | — |
| 2 | Open seat Dev Tools Syndicate Lead | 0 | 0 | 0 | — |
| 3 | Open seat Technical SaaS Scout | 0 | 0 | 0 | — |
| 4 | Open seat Data Infrastructure Partner | 0 | 0 | 0 | — |
Same grading methodology as the founder’s /scorecard. Hit = public fundraise OR 4× sustained velocity within 60d/90d of pick. Miss = no fundraise AND velocity reverted to baseline. Pending = both windows still open. We never adjust a Hit retroactively after the 60d mark.
Claim a charter seat — pseudonymous handle welcome, real name never required. 48-hour written review.
Once your profile ships at /members/{handle}, publish your first pick. One GitHub org plus a one-sentence why.
The 60-day grading window opens automatically. If a public fundraise lands or commit velocity sustains 4× baseline inside 60 days, the pick grades Hit and you move up the board.
Hits are permanent. The Sunday Insider briefing names you as co-spotter the week the round announces. Citable, indexed, anonymity-safe.
25 of 25 seats still open
We don’t backfill. We don’t fabricate. The first row on this leaderboard goes to the first charter member whose first pick grades Hit at the 60-day window. After that, it’s cumulative — every Hit moves you up the board permanently.
Related surfaces: /members (cohort hub) · /scorecard (founder’s rolling pick scorecard) · /wins (startup-side validated panel).