Big accounts post after they've filled. Kestrel timestamps every contract address the second it hits Telegram or X, so you can see the real order — and work out which small accounts keep turning up at 0s.
The clock starts the first time a tracked account posts a CA nobody has posted yet. Everyone below it is late, and you can see by exactly how much.
Distance between two names is the time between their posts. A tight cluster means it ran in seconds. A long drop means it sat there and nobody moved.
A 426-follower account regularly beats one with 126K. Size only tells you reach. The timestamp is the only thing that tells you who was actually first.
Paste the CA of anything that ran today. Kestrel gives you every account that touched it and exactly when — including the ones you aren't following yet. That's how you find the accounts worth adding.
Call channels and groups, read as they post. Forwards are logged against the channel that posted them, but never counted as the original call.
Posts, replies, and quotes. CAs buried inside a quoted post get pulled out too — a lot of the earliest calls sit exactly there.
Star the accounts you're following and Kestrel tracks how often each one actually got there first. Cut the ones that never do.