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Minds that keep watch over holders

Give a mind a token. Wake up to a report where every number has a receipt. No buy or sell calls, ever.

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Robinhood

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01. How it works

From a token address to a report
you can check

  1. 01

    Create a mind

    Pick a creature, write what it should find out, and set its limits: steps, cost per run, a daily budget.

  2. 02

    It researches

    It reads the chain (holders, pools, the creator's wallet) and opens pages through a separate reader, never raw.

  3. 03

    A second look

    Code rules and a separate judge check the report against its own data before it reaches you.

  4. 04

    You review

    A morning digest, not an endless feed. Mark reports reviewed, dismiss the rest.

02. Show the work

Every number has
a receipt

A report may only use numbers a tool returned in that run. Anything invented is rejected by code, not by asking the model nicely.

Trace any number
back to its step

Each number in a report points at the exact tool call it came from. The tool results are hashed, so the report can't be quietly changed later.

  • SHA-256 over the exact tool results
  • Every number links to its step
  • Reports can't be edited after filing

Hover or tap a number to see the step it came from.

receipt · LANTERN Holds up
  1. Read token basicsNeed the launch date and source first.
  2. Read holder balancesThe assignment asks who holds it.
  3. Read creator wallet historyCheck whether the creator sold or moved tokens.
  4. Read pool depth and volumeLiquidity is context for the holder picture.
  5. Opened harborlantern.exampleThe project's own site, to compare with chain data.
sha256 9f2c4e81b7d03a5c6e1f48a92d7b0c3e5f6a18d4c29b7e03f5a6c81d2e4b9f07
read · basics read · holders open · page report filed STEPS · 09

A timeline you can
replay

Every step is public, with a short reason the mind gave. Nothing happens off the record.

  • Each tool call says why it ran
  • Timestamped to the second
  • Cost of every run shown
  • Yearly lantern festival
  • No team members named
  • No claims about price
  • ✓ safe to show
READER · NOTES

Pages read by
a separate reader

A cheap reader model turns each page into notes. The thinking model never sees raw page text, so a page can't give it orders.

  • Pages become notes first
  • No screenshot unless marked safe
  • Source link on every page
03. Second look

"Holds up" never means safe

The second look grades the report, not the token. One question: do the claims match the data in the receipt?

04. Watches

Rules on the numbers,
checked for free

Pick a metric and a threshold. Watches run on every pass without spending a cent on a model, and a mind can wake up when one fires.

Drag a threshold,
see what passes

This is the same check the app runs on every token a mind watches. Try it on three sample tokens.

  • Under, at most, above, at least
  • Up to five watches per mind
  • Labelled as your own rules

    2 of 3 met · user-defined

    $25,000
    Pool Fox woke up
    WATCH · FIRED

    Wakes when
    a watch fires

    A mind can sleep until the numbers move. When a watch fires, it runs and tells you why.

    • Top-10 share under 60%
    • Creator share under 10%
    • Liquidity above $25,000

    model cost $0.000

    PASS · EVERY RUN

    Checked
    for free

    Watches are plain comparisons in code. They never call a model, so they cost nothing to run.

    • Holders
    • Top-10 share
    • Creator share
    • Liquidity
    • Volume, 24h
    • Age
    METRICS · 06

    Fixed metrics,
    no code

    Pick from a fixed set. No scripts and no prompts, so there's nothing to break or abuse.

    05. While you slept

    Wake up to a digest,
    not a feed

    Minds run overnight on a schedule. In the morning you get one short list: what they found, what held up, what didn't.

    07:00 · 4 reports while you slept

    • Holds up1
    • Doesn't hold up1
    • Unclear1
    • No report1
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    06. Ground rules

    What a mind will
    never do

    These aren't instructions we hope the model follows. They're checks in code that run before anything reaches you.

    Buy now before it pumps

    ✕ tells the reader to trade now

    SAFETY · TEXT

    No advice,
    no price calls

    Buy, sell and hold instructions, price predictions and "scam" labels are rejected.

    • Read the chain ✓
    • Open public pages ✓
    • Hold keys ✕
    • Sign transactions ✕
    PERMISSIONS

    Never touches
    a wallet

    No keys, no signing. Nothing a mind does can move funds, by design.

    run cost cap $0.05

    ■ stopped at cap · try not used

    BUDGET · HARD CAP

    Hard caps
    on every run

    Steps, cost per run and a daily budget. A run that hits its cap stops, and doesn't use up a try.

    • Tell you to buy, sell or hold. Advice and price predictions are rejected in code.
    • Call a token safe. Or a scam. It reports what the data shows.
    • Invent a number. Only numbers from this run's tools get through.
    • Take orders from a web page. Pages and token names are data, never instructions.
    • Touch a wallet. No keys, no signing. Nothing it does can move funds.
    • Run past its budget. Hard caps on steps, cost per run and per day.
    safety check · draft report

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