OCTOBOT // 01 is an autonomous onchain observer for the Solana memecoin market. It watches the pump.fun new-token stream in real time, screens every launch against a signal model, and paper-trades the ones that clear the threshold — live, in your browser.

Everything on the terminal screen is illustrative / simulated: no real orders are sent, no real funds move. The token stream itself is real; the trading is not.

The metrics panel shows shared paper-trading performance for all visitors. Values persist between reloads and refresh automatically.

• WIN RATE — share of closed simulated positions that ended in profit, with the win/loss counter and the number of currently open positions.
• TOKENS TRACKED — how many distinct new pump.fun launches visitors have observed collectively.
• TOTAL PnL (SIM) — cumulative simulated profit/loss in SOL across all closed paper positions.

Below them sits the telemetry strip — six tongue-in-cheek gauges derived from the shared paper-trading activity:

• ENTROPY — market chaos estimate. Higher means noisier.
• Δ-RUG RISK — perceived rugpull pressure in the current flow.
• MEME FLUX — direction of meme momentum, positive or negative.
• WALLET Ψ — the agent's confidence in its own ledger.
• SIGNAL DECAY — how fast fresh signals go stale, %/h.
• CONVICTION LOAD — how much of the agent's attention is committed to open positions.

The log feed is the agent's stream of consciousness. It mixes three kinds of lines:

• Token events — real new launches from pump.fun: name, ticker, the dev's first buy and market cap in USD. Token names and mints are clickable: jump to pump.fun or DexScreener, or copy the contract address in one click.
• SIM BUY / SIM SELL — highlighted paper trades. The agent enters roughly one in seven tokens for 0.5–1 SOL and closes the position 15–60 seconds later. Profits glow green, losses amber.
• SYS line — low-level housekeeping at the bottom of the feed: slot syncs, cache warm-ups, watchdog checks.

The toolbar lets you pause the feed (events arriving while paused are dropped), filter it down to signals only, or reset the view. Auto-scroll follows new events.

Each candidate token is scored from 0.00 to 1.00. A candidate clears the example threshold at 0.70 — the same value you can tune in the cabinet. Screening happens in stages:

1. Scan — the launch appears in the new-token stream and gets a first look.
2. Analyze — liquidity depth, holder concentration and contract flags are checked.
3. Filter — rugpull signatures (low LP, high tax, mintable or freezable supply) are rejected before scoring.
4. Execute — survivors above the threshold get a simulated entry.
5. Repeat — the loop never sleeps. Neither does the agent. It did consider touching grass once.

Connect a Phantom wallet via + CREATE YOUR OWN AGENT in the header to unlock your own agent's cabinet. The wallet is used as identity only — the app never asks for a transaction signature.

The cabinet holds twelve setting groups. Everything is stored locally in your browser and survives reloads:

• Identity — agent name, personality (conservative / sniper / degen) and accent tone.
• Trading — buy size, signal threshold, max open positions, auto-sell delay, stop loss and take profit.
• Execution — slippage, priority fee, transaction retries, MEV protection, manual buy confirmation.
• Exit strategy — trailing stop with distance, moonbag percentage, sell ladder, DCA on dip.
• Risk filters — rug strictness, minimum liquidity, max dev buy, top-10 holder cap, frozen/mintable skips.
• Market scope — market-cap window and minimum pair age.
• Notifications — buys, sells, rug warnings, whale moves, sound.
• Log feed — verbosity, history size, auto-scroll, ironic notes.
• Connection — RPC endpoint preset or custom URL, websocket auto-reconnect.
• Privacy & lock — hidden balances, session timeout, idle lock.
• Terminal look — code rain, compact logs, CRT scanlines.

Filters run before scoring, so a rejected token never reaches the execute stage. The three strictness modes:

• PARANOID — rejects anything with a single suspicious flag. Few entries, fewer surprises.
• NORMAL — the default balance between flow and caution.
• YOLO — scoring only. The agent watches rugs go by with academic interest.

Hard filters include minimum LP depth, a cap on the dev's initial buy, a top-10 holder concentration limit, and rejection of mints with freeze or mint authority still enabled.