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14 days ago

Found a bug in our own numbers and fixed it. Top 10 is the share of supply held by the 10 largest wallets. We took it from GeckoTerminal, and GeckoTerminal counts the pool as a holder. So a dead coin that everyone sold back into its pool read Top 10: 100%. A red flag on a coin that had nothing left to flag. Now Chartcult counts the wallets itself, with the bonding curve and the pool left out. Open the Holders tab and Top 10 switches to wallets only. Until the tab loads you still see GeckoTerminal's figure, and its tooltip says that it counts the pool. The pool is not a holder.

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14 days ago

Most narrative bots hand you a list and hide the work. Chartcult now lets you watch Grok do the work. Open the Grok narratives column. Every few minutes Grok searches X for what memecoin traders are talking about, and each search shows up on screen the moment it runs: the keywords, the meaning searches, the threads it opens. Then it writes up what it found, line by line, and the write-up turns into narrative cards: the story, the tickers, the posts it read. A ticker that matches a live coin in the feed becomes a button to its chart. A run reads around 80 posts across 20 or so searches. It searches every 15 minutes while someone is watching. Put it in a feed column or a grid cell. Free on every account. What X says, not advice.

chartcultfun's tweet photo. Most narrative bots hand you a list and hide the work.

Chartcult now lets you watch Grok do the work.

Open the Grok narratives column. Every few minutes Grok searches X for what memecoin traders are talking about, and each search shows up on screen the moment it runs: the keywords, the meaning searches, the threads it opens.

Then it writes up what it found, line by line, and the write-up turns into narrative cards: the story, the tickers, the posts it read.

A ticker that matches a live coin in the feed becomes a button to its chart.

A run reads around 80 posts across 20 or so searches. It searches every 15 minutes while someone is watching.

Put it in a feed column or a grid cell. Free on every account.

What X says, not advice.

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@chartcultfun

14 days ago

Most narrative bots hand you a list and hide the work. Chartcult now lets you watch Grok do the work. Open the Grok narratives column. Every few minutes Grok searches X for what memecoin traders are talking about, and each search shows up on screen the moment it runs: the keywords, the meaning searches, the threads it opens. Then it writes up what it found, line by line, and the write-up turns into narrative cards: the story, the tickers, the posts it read. A ticker that matches a live coin in the feed becomes a button to its chart. A run reads around 80 posts across 20 or so searches. It searches every 15 minutes while someone is watching. Put it in a feed column or a grid cell. Free on every account. What X says, not advice.

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@chartcultfun

16 days ago

"Dev hasn't sold" is the most trusted line on a memecoin page. It's also the easiest to fake. A dev buys 80% at launch, never sells, and sends the bag to fresh wallets by plain transfer. A transfer isn't a trade, so every trade-based terminal keeps showing "dev holds 80%, dev sold 0%". Chartcult now reads the dev's real balance from the chain and compares it with what the dev bought and sold. On this live coin: bought 80%, never sold, holds 0%. On chain, one transaction after another: dev to 3 fresh wallets. That's a red flag now, free on every coin.

chartcultfun's tweet photo. "Dev hasn't sold" is the most trusted line on a memecoin page. It's also the easiest to fake.

A dev buys 80% at launch, never sells, and sends the bag to fresh wallets by plain transfer. A transfer isn't a trade, so every trade-based terminal keeps showing "dev holds 80%, dev sold 0%".

Chartcult now reads the dev's real balance from the chain and compares it with what the dev bought and sold.

On this live coin: bought 80%, never sold, holds 0%. On chain, one transaction after another: dev to 3 fresh wallets.

That's a red flag now, free on every coin.

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@chartcultfun

16 days ago

"Dev hasn't sold" is the most trusted line on a memecoin page. It's also the easiest to fake. A dev buys 80% at launch, never sells, and sends the bag to fresh wallets by plain transfer. A transfer isn't a trade, so every trade-based terminal keeps showing "dev holds 80%, dev sold 0%". Chartcult now reads the dev's real balance from the chain and compares it with what the dev bought and sold. On this live coin: bought 80%, never sold, holds 0%. On chain, one transaction after another: dev to 3 fresh wallets. That's a red flag now, free on every coin.

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18 days ago

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17 days ago

Three days of Chartcult updates. Six new ways to read a coin: Holder map. The top 20 holders as bubbles, with lines between wallets the chain shows acting together: one transaction, the same quiet slot, the same funder. Wallet PnL. Open any wallet: realized and open PnL from its own transactions, through any app, fees included. Radar. Coins past launch that start to move again: new buyers, real SOL, faster pace. Callers. A weekly ranking of the accounts behind callouts, by how many calls did 2x. Meteora and LaunchLab coins live in the feed, migrations included. Plus a launchpad filter on every column. Fixes: the dev flag now counts the wallet that signed the launch, https://t.co/yLtRIAQzs7 trades no longer slip through at busy hours, and 1-lamport dust can't fake a spike on the chart.