BOOTING CONSOLEreading pipeline state
It measures what actually happens on a chain, and scores its own predictions in public.
Onchain market intelligence. Eye of Horus decodes every swap on the chain into its own price archive and runs measured rules over it: market-structure signals, integrity forensics on the pools themselves, and a survivorship-corrected ranking of the wallets that get there first. No rule goes live until it has been replayed against held-out history, and every call is tracked to an exit and reported, win or lose. It is a signal source — it never signs a transaction and holds no keys.
Enumerate every token on the chain.
Search endpoints cap out, so discovery reads the explorer directly. You cannot rank what you never saw.
Strip rugs, honeypots and dead tokens.
A rug is a present-tense condition — no liquidity, no volume, collapsed price today. Survival for a week is itself the evidence.
Find what ran, then who traded it.
Tokens that multiplied are the study set. The wallets inside them are the candidates — not yet the answer.
Divide by everything they ever traded.
Picked on outcome, every wallet looks brilliant. Hit rate over full history separates skill from spray-and-pray. This step decides signal or noise.
Alert only when independent wallets converge.
One wallet buying is noise. Several unrelated proven wallets buying the same new token inside a short window is the event worth knowing.
The active chain uses account abstraction. The system cannot yet reliably tell which person made a trade — it often sees bundlers or routers instead. Token discovery and alerts are useful; the ranked wallet CSV is not trustworthy.
Confirms chain facts and that trade data is available for the active adapter.
Lists tokens that exist on the chain (from the block explorer).
Daily snapshot of prices, liquidity, and volume. History you cannot buy back.
Filters out thin, fake, or one-sided markets. Prints how many survive each rule.
Ranks tokens that grew the most and tags whether they are still holding up.
Finds wallets that bought the winner tokens early.
Ranks wallets by hit rate and skill — currently unreliable on this chain.
Alerts when several watched wallets buy the same new token together.
Ranks who traded each winner best — powers winner→trader drill-downs.
What each wallet actually paid and sold at, per position — the only entry prices in the pipeline.
Snapshot archive is current.
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