COMMENT "AUDITOR"
The auditor: the 8 checks that skip every rug
A bot whose only job was to say no turned $200 into $1,240, rejecting 7 coins in a row. The money is in the coins you never buy. Here are the exact 8 checks and how to run them free.
01Quick steps
- 1Run all 8 checks on every coin before buying, most coins should fail.
- 2Do the checks free in one place on rugcheck, paste the coin and read the report.
- 3One red flag means skip, no exceptions.
- 4On the few clean coins, buy on GMGN with a take-profit and hard stop set before you confirm.
- 5Keep bets tiny and cut losers at the stop.
02Your ready to use prompt
Prompt for Claude: 'You are an Auditor. Your ONLY job is to find reasons NOT to buy a coin. I paste its details, you check: 1 mint authority, 2 freeze authority, 3 can holders sell, 4 top-10 holder concentration, 5 liquidity locked, 6 pool age, 7 bundled buyer wallets, 8 dev wallet history. List every red flag you find and end with a one-word verdict: SKIP or CLEAN. Default to SKIP when unsure.'
03Full tutorial
Most people lose money by buying too many coins. The winners here come from a bot whose only job is to say no, so you skip the rugs and only touch the rare clean coin. Expect to reject far more than you buy.
Install Phantom (https://phantom.app), keep a little SOL for fees, and write your recovery phrase on paper. Never type it into a website.
Can the team create more supply (mint) or stop you trading (freeze)? If either power is still on, skip. These let a team dilute or trap you instantly.
Many scams let you buy but not sell. Confirm the token is sellable before anything else. A coin you cannot sell is a 100 percent loss.
If one wallet (not the locked liquidity) holds a big share, say over 20 percent, one sell can crater it. Spread-out holders are safer.
Is the liquidity locked or could the team pull it (a rug)? And how old is the pool, brand-new pools minutes old are the most dangerous. Prefer locked liquidity and a pool that has survived a little time.
Were a cluster of wallets funded from one source to fake demand (a bundle)? And does the dev wallet have a history of past rugs? Either one, skip.
You do not need to check these by hand. Paste the coin into https://rugcheck.xyz and it shows the mint and freeze powers, the holders, whether you can sell, and the liquidity, on one page. One red flag, skip.
On a coin that passes all 8, place the trade on GMGN (https://gmgn.ai/r/0vTKnK5n) and set your take-profit and hard stop in the ticket BEFORE you confirm. Keep the bet tiny.
Cut losers at the stop, never average down, and keep a log of what passed and how it did. The edge is patience, the money is in the coins you never buy. Most people lose money doing this. Not financial advice.
Most people lose money trading new coins. Only risk what you can afford to lose. Not financial advice.