What's in the server
Built in-house, free to use, and honest about what they can't do. Every one has limits and every one states them — a tool that claims to be always right is the tool to distrust.
/rug <contract>
A safety read on a contract: mint and freeze authority, LP status, holder concentration and the usual honeypot tells, from public on-chain data and safety APIs.
a clean result is not a safe result. It means the obvious traps aren't present, not that the team won't rug by hand tomorrow.
/call <contract>
Logs a call under your name, on the record, at the price it was made. Scored automatically from then on, whether it works or not.
calls cannot be edited or deleted afterwards. That's the point.
/rate <contract>
A composite read on a token, built from the safety checks and market data we already collect.
a score summarises public data. It cannot see intent.
/wallet <address>
Profiles a wallet from its own history: realised performance, hold times, and how risky it is to copy.
wallets get lucky, and profitable wallets exit before their followers do.
/leaderboard
Members ranked by scored calls — the real record, misses included.
small samples say very little. Early on this mostly measures variance.
The launch feed
A bot watches new Solana launches around the clock and posts the ones that clear a set of safety filters. It is a starting point for your own research and nothing more: passing a filter is not an endorsement, and plenty of tokens that pass still go to zero. Most launches never appear, because most launches fail the filters.