What is CryptoFilter?

CryptoFilter watches every new token launch on Base and Robinhood Chain, runs a full workup on each one — can you sell it, who deployed it, is the attention real, is anyone actually building — and messages you only when something clears the bar you set.

It never touches your wallet. It cannot: it has no access to one and never asks for it.

The problem

Trading new tokens today means choosing between two bad options.

The firehose. Tools that show you every new token. Thousands a day, most of them dead on arrival and a meaningful fraction outright traps. You cannot read them and you cannot check them, so you end up guessing quickly instead of slowly.

The feed. Finding tokens on X and Telegram. By the time a call reaches you the early money is distributing into it, and a good share of "calls" are paid promotion dressed as discovery.

Either route ends the same way: late, rugged, or exhausted.

What we do instead

We are the third option — a filter. Everything gets watched. Almost nothing gets sent.

Most tools	CryptoFilter
Sell speed — "snipe faster"	Sell judgement — "is this real, and can I sell it?"
Show you everything	Show you what clears your bar, and stay quiet otherwise
Execute trades, touching your wallet	Alerts only. No wallet access, ever
A score with no reasoning	A briefing that shows its working, including what it could not measure

What we check on every token

• Can you sell it? A simulated buy followed immediately by a sell, plus eight further checks around it — including whether someone can take the token out of your wallet without your approval (balance control). → The safety stack
• Who deployed it? Wallet age, funding source, prior launches, prior rugs, prior winners.
• Is the attention real? Genuine accounts with reach, separated from paid callers, with a coordination read on top.
• Is anyone building? A repository that predates the token, docs, a paper, an audit.
• How concentrated is it? Supply in the top ten non-contract wallets, read against the token's age. → Holder concentration
• All of it, fused into a 0–100 conviction score and a separate momentum label.

What makes this different

Three things, and the third is the one that matters.

We publish the thresholds. Every ceiling, every cutoff, every band. See what we publish and what we don't for exactly where we stop and why.

We label our own evidence. Each filter says whether it is a measured edge, a safety guard, or a preference with no demonstrated relationship to outcome. Two dimensions out of sixteen qualify as measured. We put that in the interface rather than letting a good-looking settings menu imply more.

We leave gaps blank. Where a measurement failed, the field is absent. Not defaulted, not smoothed, not filled with something plausible. This costs us — a card with holes looks worse than a complete one — and it is the whole point. A number you cannot distinguish from a guess is worth nothing.

What it is not

Not financial advice. Not a trading bot. Not a guarantee. It does not buy, sell, or hold anything, and it cannot — there is no wallet connection anywhere in the product.

Most new tokens go to zero, including ones that pass every check here. We remove the traps we can identify and show you the evidence for everything else. The decision stays yours.

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