MatchLab offers a smarter way to match narratives and on-chain assets.
Whether there’s a successful token attached to a narrative yet says a lot about that narrative’s stage, how it’s developing and what you can do next.
This became a “JUST IN” headline on X today and a coin for it started running shortly after.
hastur had been tracking the narrative for the past 20 days bridging scattered signals before it turned into a viral headline all over the timeline.
Precisely.
Memecoins generate feedback loops much faster than slower markets. If hastur can consistently find pre viral narratives in the noisiest and most chaotic market ever to exist, then the underlying framework becomes much easier to trust and much stronger to expand into any other market.
hastur supercycle
The odds of winning @colosseum is 1%
The jury will probably think that @gethastur is not significant and may even categorise it as a sentiment platform.
Simply if hastur existed before covid it would have given an early warning to the outbreak helping governments prepare better. We are using memecoin vitality as an example but imagine if we got funding to help civilisation.
Interesting data from the last 30 days.
1103 out of 2003 narratives hastur picked up in the “Early” stage, when they basically had zero views, ended up reaching “Outbreak” which is our final lifecycle stage in terms of virality.
That means there’s already a >50% chance that something you’re seeing in Early goes on to become ridiculously viral. If you include the ones that move into “Forming” too, then basically almost everything showing up in Early has some mathematical reason for being there suggesting it’s likely to get more attention than it has right now.
This is the edge we were talking about: You’re not looking at trending stuff you’re looking at emerging subjects that have a real tendency to become much bigger than they currently are, way before everyone else sees it.