Los 49ers se dirigen a la semana de descanso con récord de 6-1 🗒️
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I LOST $3,100 TO BUNDLED COINS BEFORE I LEARNED THIS 10-SECOND CHECK. FREE, NO BOT
every one of them looked fine. clean chart, 400 holders, kols posting it
then one red candle ate 80%
those 400 holders were 30 wallets, all funded by one wallet 2 minutes before launch
now before every buy i paste the CA into https://t.co/awCT7SyGZG and look at 4 numbers:
1.) bundlers over 20%? skip
2.) insiders over 15%? skip
3.) top 10 holders over 30%? skip
4.) dev still holds over 5%? skip
one red number and i close the tab
last week it threw out 14 of the 20 coins i wanted to ape. i bought the other 6. 4 of them are green
save this before your next ape
REA + Codex finds every place your app phones home, send this single prompt before you ship the next build
Open the files of almost any app and you find URLs it talks to that you never thought about.
The prompt on the image lists every URL, hostname and SDK name inside an app you own, then does the part that makes the list useful
A URL in the code is only a SUSPECT until a call path is shown, so for every endpoint the agent has to answer 3 things:
1. Who calls it, with file and function
2. Which data fields reach it: email, location, contacts, device id
3. What it cannot show: computed URLs, obfuscated code, remote config
The report ends as a table: endpoint, the code that builds it, data fields, label.
Traffic capture is a separate step, and the prompt asks you before it goes anywhere near it
Same prompt runs in Cursor and in Claude Code, only the setup command changes. REA is the free open source Reverse Engineer Anything tool