Spider

INDEPENDENT INTERNET CRAWL / SOLANA

The internet,
crawled for coins.It finds the story before the ticker exists.

A literal web crawler running across Google Trends, Wikipedia, Hacker News, the news wires, 4chan and every pump.fun launch at once. It tears out the names, waits for the internet to agree, lets a judge kill the noise, and tells you which stories still have no coin.

See what has no coin How it works
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The spidereverything it reads, on its way to a coin
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The wireraw, as the spider reads it
listening to the internet
torn out
No coin yet
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Judgekeep or kill
The read

Every half hour the spider writes down what it thinks is building.

Six steps from a headline
to a coin nobody has made yet.

spider
  1. 01 read

    It reads the whole internet at once.

    Search trends in four countries, Wikipedia's most read pages, Hacker News, the big news wires, 4chan /biz/ and every coin created on pump.fun.

  2. 02 drop

    Most of it gets thrown away.

    A post has to earn its place: real search volume, real upvotes for its age, real replies, recent enough to matter. Everything else is dropped before the spider touches it.

  3. 03 tear

    It tears out the names.

    Animals, people, phrases in quotes, hashtags, tickers. The same word on a news wire, Hacker News and in search trends inside a few hours is how a narrative starts.

  4. 04 judge

    A judge kills the noise.

    Every rising term goes in front of a model with one question: could this carry a coin on pump.fun. Tragedies, routine news and vague words die here. Most candidates do.

  5. 05 match

    Then it looks for the coin.

    Every pump.fun launch, DexScreener and GeckoTerminal are checked for tokens chasing the story. If there are none above $25K, it is marked: no coin yet.

  6. 06 tell

    Holders hear it first.

    New stories with no coin reach holders the second they are found and everyone else after a delay. Alerts land on the site, in Telegram or at a webhook, and again when the first coin launches.