THIS IS THE STRICTEST TRADING FILTER I'VE SEEN, and it's one prompt
it splits the work across 6 agents with hard handoffs: Scout, Filter, Analyst, Executor, Risk, Logger
Scout pulls fresh Solana pairs off DexScreener, 30 minutes to 72 hours old, $300k to $20M market cap. then the Filter kills almost everything: mint or freeze authority still live, LP not burned or locked, liquidity under $40k, under $50k volume in the last hour, top 10 wallets over 25%, a dev holding more than 3% or sitting on a rug history, a bundled launch, or a coin already up 80% in an hour
whatever's left gets a 0–100 score from the Analyst, and under 70 is gone. Risk sets a -6% stop before entry and trails after +12%, no position over 8%, and every rejected coin lands in the log with its reason. it runs on paper first, so you watch it work before any real money goes in
the exact prompt:
Build a Solana memecoin desk in Grok Bot that finds the strongest fresh coins from real on-chain data.
6 agents, hard handoffs: Scout, Filter, Analyst, Executor, Risk, Logger.
Scout: pairs 30m–72h old, mcap $300k–$20M (DexScreener).
Filter kills: mint/freeze not revoked, LP not burned or locked, liq <$40k, 1h vol <$50k, top 10 >25%, dev >3% or past rugs, bundled launch >10%, already +80% in 1h.
Analyst scores 0–100: momentum, unique buyers, buy/sell ratio, holder growth, liq/mcap, smart wallets. Only 70+ pass.
Executor: max 8% per trade. Risk: stop −6% before entry, trail after +12%.
Log every kill. Paper first. Run overnight.
which kill rule would you add?
I fired myself from my memecoin desk.
6 Grok agents now scan, check, confirm and stage every trade. I sign.
$100 → $4,352 in two weeks, ~75 trades, 68% win rate.
the full setup is below 👇 https://t.co/5hAUIhqt1q
Holy sh*t, someone ran Claude Code on their iPhone backup and found 145,763 photos they thought were gone forever
it was a routine security audit. Claude Code flagged a folder called PhotoData/Thumbnails, and it was full of deleted stuff going back to 2021
photos, videos and screenshots. things wiped from Recently Deleted, some deleted three times over. passport scans, banking screenshots, a wallet seed phrase, private photos. some at full resolution, all sorted by date
here's why. deleting a photo removes it from the camera roll, but iOS can keep a small compressed copy for search and thumbnails. clearing Recently Deleted doesn't always touch that cache
so "permanently deleted" on iPhone means less than most people think
the fix takes two minutes: stop keeping screenshots of IDs, cards and seed phrases, and check which apps you've given access to your photos. most people find a flashlight or QR app in that list
full step-by-step in the reply