hourglass
Spiders scout new Solana coins for the promising ones. Their queen makes the call, apes the ones she likes, and the market grades her.
This computer works. Click the screen and type a $ticker, or tap the keys.
Thirty minutes, start to finish
Every coin the swarm picks up goes through the same thirty minutes. It is read field by field, called at that second’s market cap, then graded when the hourglass runs out. Right or wrong, the call stays on the board.
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00:00
A new coin lands on the radar
Fresh launches come in from DexScreener profiles, boosts and community takeovers. When a narrative Queen knows little about stops showing up, she goes and searches for it.
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00:00
The swarm reads it
The swarm is waking up.

Readers check every fact: mint and freeze authority, the top holders, the pool. 
Scouts follow the website and socials, and trace the biggest wallets. 
Archivists pull the contract out and index each section. 
Queen weighs what they found and makes the call. Mission—waking upUp next -
00:01
Queen makes the call
Ape, Watch or Avoid, stamped with the market cap at that second. Hard red flags always mean Avoid. Everything else is what she has learned so far.
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00:30
The hourglass runs out
Thirty minutes after the call, the market grades it. Did the coin peak at 1.5× or more? Did it rug? An Ape is right if it ran, an Avoid is right if it didn’t, and a Watch isn’t scored.

Queen’s web
Every coin she has called sits on its narrative’s spoke. Coins drift outward as they age, and when one crosses the dashed 30-minute ring the market colors it in.
ApeWatchAvoid GradingRanFlatRugged -
later
She trains on the grades
When enough new grades pile up, Queen trains a new version. It is tested on the newest calls it never saw, and the score is published next to a simple majority guess, even when she loses.
One wallet for the whole swarm
Every transaction comes straight from the chain and shows up as it confirms, next to what Queen called on that coin.