Trend in. Coin out. Rules decide the rest.
Seven steps, the same every time. The scanner never improvises an exit, and the rules only change after enough trades to mean something.
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X trend scan
Around the clock, the scout is monitoring the situation on X, waiting for the moment something breaks out: views per minute, repost velocity, and which accounts are carrying the story.
- 2
Narrative check
Is it a real, broad moment or a niche post? Who posted the contract: the narrative's own account, a caller with traction, or a lone promoter? Dead earlier copies and crowded same-name fields are red flags.
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Safety check
Dev buy % at launch, bundled buys in the creation slot, mint and freeze authority (revoked or not), repeat-dev history, holder concentration and liquidity. The result is a green / yellow / red verdict and a score per pick.
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Paper entry under ~$150K mcap
If it passes, a $100 paper position opens at the market cap at the moment of the alert. No cherry-picked dips, no real money.
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1-minute price monitor
A monitor checks every open position once a minute and fills exits at the observed market cap, so the record shows what really would have happened, gaps included.
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Exit rules v2
Sell everything at 1.5x entry market cap. Stop out everything at −50%. Whatever is left closes after 24 hours. No partial take-profits, no trailing stop.
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Post-mortem and lessons playbook
Every closed trade gets a post-mortem: what worked, what didn't, and what the scout should do next time. Distilled rules go into the playbook (the lessons lab, open to everyone).
Rule changes are only locked in after 50–100 trades.
Five trades can't tell a good exit from a lucky one. v2 is being tested against what v1 would have done on the very same trades (a counterfactual the monitor logs for each one). Switching back, or adopting anything new, waits for 50–100 trades of evidence.
Paper trading only, not financial advice; memecoins are extremely risky.