The feed
Token feeds
Token calls from callers with a track record, trending lists on six chains, busy trading pools on six timers, brand-new tokens the minute they exist, and a warning system for fake projects.
Callout feeds
Two feeds watch public token callers. Both always show the caller's history, so a call is never just a ticker with no context:
- #pumpfun-callouts — pump.fun calls from verified callers. We only pass calls where the caller put in at least $100 of their own money and the token was above $30K market cap. You see the reason for the call, the market cap then and now, and the caller's past calls.
- #gmgn-callouts — the global GMGN call feed on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BSC, Robinhood, and Arc. Every alert shows the caller's wallet profit, how much of the token they hold, their badges, and how the call is doing so far. Green if up, red if down.
Trending tokens
Every 10 seconds, we check the trending lists on Base, Robinhood, Arc, Solana, BNB Chain, and Ethereum. When a token shows up for the first time, it goes to #trending-tokens with price, market cap, liquidity, volume, buys and sells, who holds it, its best traders, and how strong its X account looks.
Busy pools
Lists of the busiest trading pools, built from GeckoTerminal data. Up to ten pools per post, and only pools with at least $10K of liquidity. There are six timers, each with its own channel:
| How often | Channel |
|---|---|
| Every minute | #lp-volume-1m |
| Every 5 minutes | #lp-volume-5m |
| Every 10 minutes | #lp-volume-10m |
| Every 30 minutes | #lp-volume-30m |
| Every hour | #lp-volume-1h |
| Once a day | #lp-volume-24h |
The fast timers only show pools that are new on the list. A pool that stays in the top ten will not spam you every minute.
Brand-new tokens
- #clanker — new Clanker tokens on Base. We only pass the ones where we can see who deployed them, with the starting market cap and deployer links.
- #bankr — new Bankr token launches, with the deployer's X account, the contract, and transaction links.
High-volume tokens
When any contract address seen anywhere in our feeds does more than $100K of volume in one hour, it gets posted again in #high-volume-ca with full market numbers. The tokens that are really moving get a second, louder ping.
Larp Radar
The safety net. Larp Radar looks for fake and copycat X accounts around new launches and flags them in #larp-radar with the reasons: copied branding, recycled usernames, strange follower activity, or known bad groups. The color shows how sure it is: red means very likely fake, orange means maybe, yellow means small signs. Check it before you buy.
A callout feed reports that someone with a public track record made a call. Their history, profit, and holdings are attached so you can judge the caller, not just the call. Plenty of verified callers are wrong, often and loudly.