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Token · who is loading itMCPts

What these are

Not launches that are climbing — launches the same wallets are climbing are also buying, while they are still cheap. Every row is a token between $15,000 and $40,000 that at least 2 wallets from a currently-pumping crew are accumulating. The badge on each row is its same-crew similarity to the climber it echoes — the reason it is here. It is a lead, not a verdict.

How they are ranked

By how many independent crews converge on the same cheap token — wallets clustered by shared funding and co-buys, so one wallet in ten climbers counts as one crew, not ten — then how many wallets and how much SOL, then how much room is left below. A token three unrelated winning crews are loading ranks above one a single wallet touched. The similarity badge corroborates it from a second angle: the compare index scoring the token itself against a climber.

When the crew is flagged

Sometimes the wallets loading a cheap token are ones we have flagged as a rug crew. That is not hidden — it is drawn as a warning. “A known farm is arming its next launch” is a different prediction from “smart money found a gem”, and you should get to tell them apart.

The latitude score is provisional. Nothing has ever been ranked by these weights, so none of them has been tested against what these tokens go on to do. Every pass is recorded so that measurement can exist, and the weights will change when it does. A high score means more winning crews are quietly in — not that it will go up. Nothing here is advice or a forecast.