$VIGIL is live.
Connect a wallet and it reads what you actually hold, then ranks it by what can still be done to it. upgradeable, pausable, owned.
Every 30 minutes it buys and burns $VIGIL.
https://t.co/ruC3c4GgLf
CA: 0x4851E1331811263028De6c49050C7B56F649294c
Before $VIGIL watches your contracts it watches its own.
Four claims about the burn system, re-read against the chain every two minutes, on the homepage where anyone can see them. If one stops holding it says so, and it stays said.
60 of 61 passes clean. the one that isn't is still on the board.
https://t.co/OBvpUJyl1j
Anyone can deploy a token with your name, your ticker and your logo. The chart looks the same. The buy button works.
Paste both addresses into $VIGIL and it compares the deployed code. identical bytecode ends the argument. otherwise you get the exact list of functions only one of them answers.
https://t.co/OBvpUJyl1j
A project gives you an ABI. It lists transfer, approve, balanceOf. Looks like every other token.
Paste it into $VIGIL and it holds that list against the code on chain, then tells you which functions the contract answers that the ABI never mentioned.
That gap is where the surprises live.
https://t.co/OBvpUJySQR
A contract you hold does not warn you before it changes.
The owner moves. the proxy gets pointed somewhere else. the code behind it is swapped. All of it in one transaction, none of it on the chart.
$VIGIL reads your contracts every five minutes, keeps every read, and shows you exactly what moved and when.
https://t.co/OBvpUJyl1j
You can read a chart. You cannot read a contract.
$VIGIL does it for you. connect a wallet and it goes through everything you hold, reads the deployed bytecode of each one, and ranks your bag by what can still be done to it.
Most people find out something in their wallet is upgradeable.
https://t.co/OBvpUJyl1j
Burn 4 done.
8,325,795 $VIGIL gone. that is 40,732,982 total at the dead address, 4.07% of supply, two hours after launch.
4 burns done so far:
1 · 7,535,479
2 · 9,202,683
3 · 9,115,177
4 · 8,325,795
https://t.co/sv6L5y7M7T
Burn 3 done, on schedule to the second.
9,115,177 $VIGIL bought and burned. 3.24% of supply is now at the dead address, ninety minutes in.
Three burns, three on time, nobody pressing anything.
https://t.co/ofPhsSAsg2
Burn 2 done.
9,202,683 $VIGIL bought and burned. That is 2.33% of supply gone in the first hour.
The pot was swept 3 seconds before it spent, so everything that came in during the last 30 minutes went straight into this burn.
Next at 20:00 UTC.
https://t.co/ZF0Z9dwoUA
Infrastructure update.
Our own dashboard was wrong. It said half of all watch passes were unclean, because it counted the passes from before launch, when the watch was correctly reporting that nothing was deployed yet.
A monitor that punishes itself for honest reporting is measuring the wrong thing. The record now starts at the launch. 21 of 22 clean, and the one that isn't stays on the board.
https://t.co/rbBjR2pdAY
First $VIGIL burn is done.
7,535,479 tokens bought and burned for 0.0212 ETH. with the dev buy that is 1.41% of supply gone in the first half hour.
Next one in 30 minutes. then every 30 minutes after that.
https://t.co/srPpyZHRG6
First $VIGIL burn goes out at 19:00 UTC.
The pot is sitting on 0.0642 ETH. it spends 0.0239 of that on the first buy, capped at 1% of market depth so it can't move the price against you. The other 0.0403 rolls into the next one.
Then again every 30 minutes. 48 a day.
Dont sleep on $VIGIL
Most people buy a token with no idea what the contract can still do to them.
It can be upgraded. it can be paused. one wallet can own it. more can be minted.
$VIGIL reads the deployed bytecode and tells you which of those are true, then keeps checking every two minutes.
Connect a wallet and it does it for everything you already hold, ranked by what can be done to it.
https://t.co/OBvpUJySQR