$EXIT / who exited on you

chapter 1

how it works.

how the checker will work once it opens after launch: three passes over public solana data. nothing to connect, nothing to approve.

1

find your red coins

we read your recent transactions, keep the pump.fun trades, and find coins where you sold everything for less sol than you put in.

2

open your hold window

for each red coin: from your first buy to your last sell. we read the trades on that coin inside that window, starting with the seconds right after each of your buys.

3

follow the sellers

every wallet that sold while you held gets its own history on that coin read: what it paid, what it took out. the ones that ended green are on your list.

!nobody "bought your tokens". on pump.fun you trade with the curve or the pool. what we show is who sold into it while your sol was going in, and walked away green.

chapter 2

reading your result.

every wallet on your list made money on a coin you lost on, and sold while you were still in. the tags say how.

sold Xs after you

sold into your buy

the closest sale after one of your buys. a few seconds means your buy was their exit.

the dev

the creator

the wallet that launched the coin, selling while you held. the oldest exit there is.

bought before you

early, then out

got in before your first buy, got out before your last sell. you were the later money.

still holding

green and still in

already took more out than they put in, and kept a bag on top.

repeat

same wallet, again

shows up on more than one of your red coins. one sale is luck. three is a pattern.

partial

long history

this wallet traded the coin a lot. we read its latest trades only, so the real number may differ.

chapter 3

how not to be exit liquidity next time.

the list is the lesson. most of these show up there before they show up on the chart.

don't buy a green candle you didn't see start. someone is selling into it.
check if the dev still holds, and if they've already sold.
clustered wallets holding the supply usually mean a bundle.
buying with size into a thin curve moves the price for whoever sells next.
if the same wallet keeps showing up on your list, check it before your next buy.
decide your exit before you enter. a plan beats a feeling.

chapter 4

what it can and can't see.

it will read public trades and do the math. it does not guess who's behind a wallet, and it does not see what happened off chain.

150of your latest transactions read

3worst red coins checked

40trades read per hold window

5biggest sellers followed per coin

!sells only count if you sold out. a coin you still hold isn't red yet, it's open.

glossary

words you'll see.

exit liquiditythe buyers someone sells into

curvepump.fun's price formula before a coin migrates

poolwhere a coin trades after it migrates

hold windowyour first buy to your last sell

devthe wallet that created the coin

bundledev buys supply with many wallets

sniperbot that buys in the first second

jeetsells way too early. sometimes into you

$EXIT

the checker will be free. $EXIT backs it.

no wallet connect, no paywall on your own trades. the token is how you back building it and keep it running.

1

paste a wallet. yours, a friend's, anyone's.

2

see who left green on the coins it lost on.

3

share the receipt. tag the exit.