Signals
In descending order we will break down each line within the signal. Beginning with the first line, the token name - Pepe 2.0.
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Each whale represents a value of 5k, which is determined based on the buyer's sum of ETH and stablecoin.
Below 10K 🟩🟩🟩
We have made it easy for our traders to identify entry points by color-coding them. In this example, the token has a market cap of less than 10,000. The definition of the color is always displayed to the left of the squares. For instance, when the market cap is below 100k, you will see three red squares.
🪙 #PEPE2.0
The name of the token will be displayed here.
💲 $2,927 (ATH $90,000)
Market cap and all time high (of Laelaps signals).
💧 Liquidity: 1.2 (ETH)
Liquidity at time of signal.
📈 Buy: (18) 17 - $409.9
Here you will find the buy volume for the token at the time of the signal. The numbers in parentheses represent the total number of buys, while the number beside it represents the unique number of buys.
📉 Sell: (0) 0 - $0
Here you will find the sell volume for the token at the time of the signal. The numbers in parentheses represent the total number of sells, while the number beside it represents the unique number of sells.
🔖 Tax: 70/49.6
Tax at time of signal. Buy/Sell.
🍯 HP: 🟢 (false) - 17/17
HP status. 17 out of 17 holders may sell without issue. The color green is used to indicate that Laelaps has deemed the token tradeable at the time of the signal. On the other hand, the color red would indicate the opposite, where Laelaps has deemed the token unsellable.
⬆️ Max Tx: 1% | 0.02 eth
The maximum buy amount is displayed alongside the corresponding amount of ETH.
🔒 Lp: Unknown Lock
Lock %, length and Source
ℹ CA (Verified ✅): 0xfb66321d7c674995dfcc2cb67a30bc978dc862ad 👈 Tap to copy!
└─ Scams: 0 out of 0 Unique 👈 Checksum
Checksum will indicate the number of times the particular contract has been used in a scam. For this example, the contract is unique with 0 out of 0 occurrences.
🚫 Owner: 0xc8A...c9 (4) 👈 #1
└─ Worth: $37 👈 #2
#1. Here is the owner's address with their current transaction amount.
#2. Here is the total value of the owner's holdings, which includes both ETH and stable coins.
⌚ Contract Age: 34 mins
"Contract age" refers to the length of time that a particular smart contract has been deployed on the blockchain. It represents the duration since the contract was created and made available for interaction. Contract age is often used as a metric to assess the maturity and reliability of a contract. In general, the longer a contract has been active without any issues or vulnerabilities detected, the more trustworthy it is considered to be. By considering the contract age, users can gain insights into the history and stability of the contract before engaging with it.
👯♂️ Pair Age: 1 mins
"Pair age" refers to how long a specific trading pair has been available for trading. It indicates the duration since the pair was created and made accessible on a decentralized exchange or trading platform. Pair age helps traders gauge the history, liquidity, and reliability of a trading pair. A longer pair age suggests a more established and potentially more stable trading pair, which can be useful information for traders when evaluating investment opportunities.
🏦 Funding: 36 mins ago
└─ Source: Kucoin
"Funding source" refers to where the money came from for a particular transaction. In the example of Kucoin, it means that the transaction was funded using funds from the Kucoin exchange. Knowing the funding source helps to understand where the money used in a transaction or signal originated.
👥 Hds: 19 (9.4 ETH) 👈 #1
└─ 11.8%(C) - 4.9%(D) - 0.5% 👈 #2
└─ Spoofed: 0 own 0% 👈 #3
└─ Snipers: 6 own 1.7% 👈 #4
└─ Fresh: 4 own 1.2% 👈 #5
└─ Whales: 0 own 0% 👈 #6
#1. The "holder count" represents the number of individuals holding the token, and the value within the parentheses represents the combined ETH balance of the token's top 50 holders.
#2. The distribution of the token's top 3 holders is indicated as follows: (C) represents the amount held by the contract, (D) represents the amount held by the deployer, and the last value in this example signifies the largest holder.
#3. Spoofed holders are individuals or entities who did not directly purchase the tokens themselves. These holders are artificially created or manipulated to inflate the overall holder count of the token. Their purpose is to create an impression of increased interest or popularity in the token by falsely increasing the number of holders.
#4: The number of snipers and the percentage of tokens they hold.
#5 Fresh wallets are newly created or recently active wallets that hold the token. They have minimal transaction history and are typically associated with new participants or investors in the token. Monitoring fresh wallets helps understand the growth and engagement of the token's community.
#6 In crypto, a whale is a term used to describe someone who owns a large amount of a cryptocurrency. Their significant holdings can have an impact on the market and influence price movements.
🔥 1 Hits! 🔥
The unique buy counter collects only unique purchases and does not include snipes in its sum.
🤑 Amount: $74
The buy amount in this example indicates that the buyer purchased $44 worth of tokens.
🐋 Wallet: 0x47E...44 ($3,928)
The sum of the wallet's holdings, including ETH and stable coin, represents its total value. You can find more details by following the provided link.
🦍 ApeScore: 🟢 33%
The score is calculated using our secret algorithm. It's essential to understand that this score is not related to the token itself.
🛡 SafuScore: 43% out of 80
Out of the 80 trades made by the wallets, 43% of them have been deemed safe, meaning they were not involved in any rug pulls.
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