MOGX THEM ALL
Enter your X handle
Scan a handle. Get a MOGX score and a rank, from Ghost to Gigamogger.
A random opponent steps in. The numbers settle it.
Enter your X handle
Scan a handle. Get a MOGX score and a rank, from Ghost to Gigamogger.
A random opponent steps in. The numbers settle it.
short version up top, long version under it
Any X account — yours or someone else's. No wallet, no signup, no permissions asked for.
Six public signals turn into one number out of 100 and a rank, from Ghost to Gigamogger.
A random account from your weight class steps in. No picking, no skipping, and no peeking at their score.
Six signals, all of them already public on the profile. Nothing private, nothing connected, nothing stored on your side.
Each signal is scored 0–100 on its own, then weighted. Everything is a ratio or a share, never a raw count — a 2,000-follower account and a 200,000-follower account are measured on the same scale.
No part of it can be bought: paying for followers never adds, and on one signal it subtracts. More on that below.
Buying followers cannot lift this number, and usually lowers it. Pin Engagement divides reactions by your follower count, so every bought follower makes that signal worse. The vanity number goes up on your profile and down here.
Notable Followers carries the heaviest weight for the same reason. It counts only accounts from a fixed list of real CT. Fifty thousand bought followers move it by zero. It is the one signal money does not touch.
Both fighters walk in with ten points of chin. Every round is one signal: whoever is behind on it takes the gap, times that signal's weight, divided by 100. First one to zero is out.
Your opponent is drawn at random from your own weight class, so fights start fair. You cannot pick them, you cannot skip them, and their MOGX stays hidden until the last punch lands.
There is no rematch. The scores are what creates the gaps, so the same two accounts would fight the same fight forever. Want a different ending? Fix the signal that put you on the floor.
A small account flooring a huge one is not a bug — that is the best screenshot on the site.
Not on the board yet? One handle, no signup.
Eighteen of the top 500 follow you and you still type like a burner in the replies. Thirty-eight recorded copes. Fix that one number and you are a Mogger.
You are 6.9 points off Mogger, and all of it sits in Cope Index. It is the heaviest metric you are failing. Stop posting wagmi.
Scanning 0 of 18,402 accounts in your class…
Opponent found
No skipping, no rematch. Their score stays hidden until the fight is over.
@0xnotable ends it in round 5