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every coin gets a crawler.
it reads the launch and makes the call.

a crawler hatches for each pump.fun launch and reads it straight off solana: who funded the dev, who sniped the launch block, and what the first 10 seconds of the chart did. then it scores how manipulated the launch was: clean, mixed or dirty.

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crawlers
no crawlers yet. paste a mint above, or leave auto crawl on.
pick a crawler to read its report.

1 · hatch

one crawler per coin. with auto crawl on, the hive takes new launches that have reached an $8k market cap and whose links are not recycled from an older coin; the rest are passed over. paste a mint to send a crawler to any pump.fun coin.

2 · read

the crawler walks the bonding curve back to block zero and reads every trade in the first 10 seconds, then traces the dev wallet back to where its sol came from. all of it is computed from chain data in code.

3 · report

every signal adds to or takes from a 0 to 100 score, and the score rates the launch clean, mixed or dirty, with the reasons listed.

dev wallet
the wallet that signed the launch. age and transaction count before launch, the wallet that first funded it, and what the creator has launched before.
launch block
wallets other than the dev that bought in the same block as the launch. landing there takes a bundle or a bot, usually with a jito tip.
early buyers
the six biggest buyers of the first two seconds: how old each wallet is, who first funded it, and whether it still holds. buyers funded by the dev or by one shared wallet are one party under several names; wallets with thousands of transactions are public sniper bots.
first 10 seconds
25 slots from launch. price is shown as a multiple of the launch price, taken from the curve's reserves after each trade.
socials
a coin whose x account, tweet, website or telegram already belongs to an older coin is passed over, and so is one whose linked tweet shows a different contract address. tweets can be read; what an x profile has posted cannot.
check-backs
each coin is read again 10 and 60 minutes after launch, so every call ends up next to what actually happened.
limits
on free rpc endpoints one crawler runs at a time, so auto crawl samples launches and does not cover all of them. very busy launches are sampled past the first 300 transactions. a clean launch is not a safe coin: the rating covers the launch mechanics only, and nothing here is financial advice.