New-pair rug screen
A reject-first screen for a fresh pair: mint and freeze authority, liquidity control, taxes, holder concentration, and unverified code.
Starter · 9 min
Memecoin screening is a sequence of reject checks on a pair you already found. The agent looks for mint and freeze authority, liquidity control, taxes, holder concentration, and unverified code. A pair that survives is not a buy. It is a candidate for a second question: is there a product you can actually use?
Jobs in this file: New-pair rug screens, liquidity and holder checks, and narrative-versus-product screens.
A reject-first screen for a fresh pair: mint and freeze authority, liquidity control, taxes, holder concentration, and unverified code.
Starter · 9 min
A second pass on pool ownership, lock status, and holder concentration after a pair survives the first rug screen.
Intermediate · 8 min
Separate the story traders are repeating from a product you can open, use, and name a user for.
Intermediate · 8 min
No. A screen reduces a few mechanical ways you get stuck or diluted. It says nothing about whether anyone will buy the token after you do, or whether the social accounts are a costume.
Something you can open and use without trusting the chart: a contract you can read or that is verified in a block explorer, a function you can name, and a user other than the deployer. A slogan is not a product.
Most new pairs fail a basic control check. The expensive error is talking yourself into an exception. The playbooks make the agent list reject reasons before it lists anything interesting.