meme coin hype filter

The problem

Traders often FOMO into meme coins based on social media trends, only to realize the project has zero liquidity or predatory tokenomics. Distinguishing between a legitimate momentum play and a manufactured rug pull requires manual on-chain auditing that most traders skip under pressure.

What it does

• Analyzes liquidity depth and lock status to ensure exit paths exist.
• Audits token structures for minting functions, honeypots, and high-tax penalties.
• Screens holder distribution to identify whale concentration and insider wallet clusters.
• Evaluates the sustainability of catalysts versus 48-hour price exhaustion.
• Produces a structured risk report with a clear No Trade, Skip, or Consider verdict.

Why this beats prompting it yourself

General-purpose prompts often miss technical nuances like wallet clustering or slippage-to-liquidity ratios. This skill enforces a strict multi-dimensional scoring system that defaults to a fail if data is missing, preventing the bias that leads to bad trades.

Use cases

• Screening a new trending token discovered on X or Telegram before entry.
• Auditing a low-cap project's contract for hidden minting or sell-tax risks.
• Determining if a 300% price spike is an organic rally or a crowded long prone to correction.
• Calculating realistic exit slippage for large position sizes in DEX pools.

Known limitations

Requires the user to provide the contract address or trading pair for accurate on-chain filtering. The agent cannot bypass delays in third-party blockchain indexers or verify private team identities.