The feed
NFT radar
Free mints and quiet drops are won in the first minutes. The NFT radar watches every new mint live, filters out the junk, and tells you if the person behind it has real money in their wallet.
Recent mints — the live feed
We watch a live OpenSea stream of every mint, then filter hard: real mints only, collections less than 7 days old, and no spam. Each alert shows the mint progress, whether it is free or paid, the volume so far, the socials, a scam flag, and the deployer's wallet balance. Why the balance? A deployer with real ETH behaves differently from an empty throwaway wallet.
The feed goes into three channels, sorted by quality:
| Channel | What lands there |
|---|---|
| #recent-mints | Every mint that passes the filters |
| #recent-mints-funded | The deployer has real money on Ethereum or Base |
| #recent-mints-socials | The collection has a working X or Discord — a real person is behind it |
Mint schedule — the daily calendar
Once a day, #mint-schedule gets a calendar of upcoming drops. Only drops that have not started yet, with the chain, the price, the per-wallet limit, and start and end times shown in your own timezone. One scroll and you know the day's plan.
Special 1155 drops
#transient-drops watches the Transient catalog for new hand-picked ERC-1155 drops: creator, supply, price, and links, within seconds of listing.
Mint confluence
When several tracked smart wallets mint the same collection in a short time, that is a stronger kind of signal. It lives with the confluence engine in #viral-mints-15m / -1h / -3h.
The mint search rules in X intelligence (Free Mints, Stealth Mints, Mint link, Burn Whitelist) are the other half of this radar. The chain shows the mint happening. The X rules show people talking about it. The best mints usually show up in both.