thats exactly what we working on at ripr.trade
Produce accurate signals real time to help you find suspicious trades any coin, any chain, we getting there!
@crypto_bitlord7
This kind of chart should really be impossible. Yet it seems to be every coin you buy on pump fun.
So how does that work?
-Organized and orchestrated extracting.
1) They snipe and bundle a coin.
2) They promote it with many accounts.
3) They buy it up to give it a floor.
Now once any new money enters the pool they’ll sell it below that entry, trapping the order. More new buys will get “drilled” down and that’s what causes the charts cascades.
The next step is the rug. To keep their profits and reduce the risk of you selling, they unload the bigger amount draining the LP and making your buy worthless.
(That’s the huge dump to zero).
Now they walk away with your order and any other funds that entered the pool.
After this they’ll move on and do it again and again, hundreds to thousands of times per day if they can.
A tool that tracks and warns of this would be quite valuable id imagine. You’d be able to avoid 99% of rugs narrowing down true and organic pure memes.
We just pushed a full set of rug detection to the ripr app - linked wallets, large holdings, bundlers; and using all these markers we also built & shipped a simple machine learning model that tries to predict whether a rug is likely to unfold in the next 60 second on the coin you’re watching.
Researchers tracked 832,941 launches this year.
The ones that linked a real group chat graduated about nine times more often than the ones that did not, and the ones that started above the default size did better than average as well. Neither of those can be added after launching.
So the part that decides it happens before you create the coin. And if you are looking at someone else's launch, the socials section is worth checking first.
Introducing Scouts
Reputation is easier to claim than to show. Scouts turns every call into a timestamped entry on your profile: the coin, the price when you called it, and the date. It builds while you use the app, and you are not the one writing it.
If you are early often enough, other people can see it without you having to say so.
Three seconds is the whole distance
A story moves through your feed and someone you follow posts the memecoin behind it. You open the page and approve with a glance.
The chart, the holders, the live tape and the room are already sitting there when you arrive, so there is nothing to look up and nothing to type.
The steps you would normally take are simply already done by the time you arrive.
Fairness here is less a promise than a structure.
Launching costs pennies and takes about a minute, and the creator's share stays closed until the coin graduates rather than opening the moment it goes live.
It leaves holders and creators walking in the same direction.















