Pump.fun
A token factory with a working revenue model and a distribution problem it profits from.
Evidence board · rugsnap.bond
Two kinds of evidence, never mixed. Snapped tokens are pulled automatically from DexScreener on a fixed cycle and stamped by published rules. Case files are project research written by a person and published by hand.
Snapshots are periodic, not a live feed. Last polling run: not yet run.
ETHEREUM
Floki
last snapped just now
ETHEREUM
Mog Coin
last snapped just now
BASE
Toshi
last snapped just now
SOLANA
cat in a dogs world
last snapped just now
STEP 1
A scheduled job polls DexScreener every few minutes for every address on the watchlist and writes one snapshot row per cycle. Market cap, price, liquidity, volume. No commentary.
STEP 2
Snapshots get a stamp from published rules — liquidity floor, volume-to-liquidity ratio, pool age. Projects worth a closer look get a case file written by a person, by hand.
STEP 3
Everything is labelled with what it is and when it was recorded. Automated snapshot or human writeup, you always know which one you are reading. The call is yours.
Written by a person, published by hand. Nothing on this shelf is generated.
A token factory with a working revenue model and a distribution problem it profits from.
Restaking sells Ethereum's security twice. The question is what happens when it is called in.
A perpetuals exchange that ships its own L1 to avoid the sequencer problem.