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Trader Vault

Run every memecoin system I use end to end: a free scanner with real API calls, a RugCheck plus AI scam filter that answers CLEAN or SKIP, exit rules typed into the ticket before you buy, GMGN copy trading with a trailing drawdown cut, Freqtrade risk code that stops a blowup, a five desk overnight team, and a wallets-to-watch workflow you maintain every Sunday.

First scanner run in 30 minutes, first paper trade tonight, full build over one weekend, two weeks of paper trading before real money

8 modules71 steps18 prompts13,764 words17 guides1 AI setups

$99

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You need

A laptop with Python 3.11 or newer and a terminal (Mac, Windows or Linux)
Phantom wallet with a separate account named Burner holding 0.3 to 0.5 SOL you can afford to lose
Free accounts: Helius (RPC key) and either Claude API or Grok API (a few dollars of credit)
GMGN and Photon opened once with the burner so the wallets exist
Claude Code, or any terminal AI, to run and schedule the scripts (optional but makes Module 7 easy)
Docker Desktop if you want to run Freqtrade in Module 6

What's inside

01Set up your free research desk9 steps
02The scanner: find new coins and throw out 99% of them9 steps
03The scam filter: RugCheck plus an AI that answers CLEAN or SKIP9 steps
04Exit rules before you buy: take profit, hard stop, liquidity drain8 steps
05Copy the winners: GMGN Copy Trade with a trailing drawdown cut10 steps
06Position sizing and the risk code that stops a blowup9 steps
07The overnight team: five desks that work while you sleep9 steps
08Wallets to watch: build and maintain the list with free tools8 steps

Set up your free research desk

Before you look at a single coin, you build the desk: four free research sites, two free API keys, a burner wallet that holds only play money, and a folder on your laptop where every script in this vault lives. This takes about 45 minutes and you never pay anyone for it.

1Open the four free research tabs and pin them
2Make a burner wallet in Phantom and name it Burner
3Fund the burner with a small, fixed amount
4Get a free Helius RPC key
5Decide which AI brain pays for the scam filter
6Install Python and make the vault folder
7Create a GMGN account with the burner, not your main wallet
8Open Photon once so the wallet exists
9Start the trade journal before the first trade

Tools: Dexscreener, RugCheck, Birdeye, Solscan, Phantom, Helius, Claude API, Grok API

Full steps, prompts and settings unlock with the product.

The scanner: find new coins and throw out 99% of them

The scanner is a filter, not a picker. It pulls every fresh Solana coin from Dexscreener's free API, keeps only the ones with real money, real buyers and a sane buy to sell ratio, and writes a short candidate list to a CSV. You will learn the exact endpoints, the six numbers that matter, and the one line script that runs it every 15 minutes.

1Learn the Dexscreener page before the API
2Hit the free API once by hand
3Know the five endpoints you will actually use
4Add RugCheck's free new-token stream as a second feed
5Set the six filter numbers and write them down
6Run the scanner script
7Add the Birdeye and Jupiter price checks only if you need them
8Schedule it every 15 minutes while you are at the desk
9Read each candidate on the Dexscreener page before Module 3

Tools: Dexscreener API, RugCheck new tokens stream, Jupiter Price API v3, Birdeye, Claude Code /loop

Full steps, prompts and settings unlock with the product.

The scam filter: RugCheck plus an AI that answers CLEAN or SKIP

This module turns 'no data, no trade' into code. You pull the on-chain facts from RugCheck's free API, add the market facts from Dexscreener, and hand both to an AI with a strict prompt that can only answer CLEAN or SKIP. You will understand every red flag it checks, because the AI is only applying rules you can read.

1Learn the four binary facts first
2Run a coin through rugcheck.xyz by hand
3Hit the RugCheck API once
4Read holder concentration the right way
5Read the liquidity lock the right way
6Save the prompt and the script
7Use Grok instead if you want an X sentiment check
8Wire the filter to the scanner output
9Do a final human check on GMGN before any order

Tools: RugCheck, RugCheck API spec, Solscan, Claude API (Python SDK), Grok API, Solana Token Extensions reference

Full steps, prompts and settings unlock with the product.

Exit rules before you buy: take profit, hard stop, liquidity drain

The edge in every viral bot story is the exit, not the entry. Here you write three exit rules on paper, then learn exactly where to type them into the GMGN and Photon tickets so the exit is live the second you are in. You also get a tiny watcher that screams when the pool starts draining, the one exit no ticket can set for you.

1Write the three rules on paper first
2Do the fee math so your targets are real
3Set take profit and stop loss in the GMGN buy panel
4Add the trailing stop on the second half
5Set the same rules on Photon if you buy there
6Run the liquidity drain watcher
7Decide the time stop
8Log the exit, then grade yourself only on the rules

Tools: GMGN buy panel (TP/SL), GMGN trailing stop loss docs, Photon limit orders, Dexscreener pair endpoint, Jupiter Price API

Full steps, prompts and settings unlock with the product.

Copy the winners: GMGN Copy Trade with a trailing drawdown cut

Instead of picking coins you pick people, then you cut the people who stop winning. This module walks the GMGN Copy Trade setup button by button, teaches you how to read a wallet's stats so you only copy steady winners, and gives you the 20% trailing drawdown rule in pseudocode so losers leave your account automatically.

1Understand what copy trading actually does
2Find candidate wallets on the Discover and Rank pages
3Read the wallet detail page like a hiring manager
4Apply the three cut-offs before you copy anyone
5Create the copy task with the right buy mode
6Set the advanced filters so the task cannot copy junk
7Size so one wallet cannot hurt you
8Run the trailing drawdown cut
9Add a daily loss cap on top
10Review the roster every Sunday

Tools: GMGN Copy Trade, GMGN copy trade docs, GMGN wallet detail page, Solscan account view, Claude Code

Full steps, prompts and settings unlock with the product.

Position sizing and the risk code that stops a blowup

A bot took $5k to about $20k and then gave it all back on one trade with no stop. The fix was never a better entry, it was risk control written in code. This module gives you Freqtrade's exact config values for stops, trailing stops, sizing, max open trades and auto-shutdown protections, plus a 30 line risk ledger that enforces the same rules on your manual Solana trades.

1Know what Freqtrade is and is not
2Install with Docker in ten minutes
3Set the sizing keys
4Set the stop and the trailing stop
5Turn on the protections that shut the bot down
6Size by percent of current wallet with custom_stake_amount
7Pick the pairlist so the bot never trades dust
8Backtest, then dry-run for two weeks
9Run the same rules on your manual Solana trades with risk.py

Tools: Freqtrade, Freqtrade GitHub, Freqtrade stoploss docs, Freqtrade plugins (protections and pairlists), Freqtrade configuration, Docker Desktop

Full steps, prompts and settings unlock with the product.

The overnight team: five desks that work while you sleep

You split the job into five small desks, Scanner, Filter, Charts, Risk and Manager, each with a one paragraph job description, and schedule them with Claude Code or Grok Tasks. The team runs overnight and hands you a ranked morning sheet with exits pre-written. The human still presses buy. That one choice is what keeps a five desk team from becoming a five desk blowup.

1Understand the team and the one rule that makes it survivable
2Give every desk a shared folder instead of glue code
3Paste the five desk prompts into one file
4Run it tonight with Claude Code loops (laptop stays on)
5Or run it in the cloud with Claude Code scheduled tasks
6Or run the research desks as Grok Tasks
7Set the schedule and the quiet hours
8Paper trade the team for two weeks
9Add the honest pause rule

Tools: Claude Code /loop, Claude Code cloud scheduled tasks, Grok Tasks, Dexscreener API, RugCheck API, GMGN

Full steps, prompts and settings unlock with the product.

Wallets to watch: build and maintain the list with free tools

The copy module needs a steady supply of good wallets, and good wallets go bad. This module is the workflow: where to find candidates for free, how to trace a winner from a coin's early buyers, how to keep the list in GMGN and a sheet with status rules, and the Sunday prune that keeps dead and rotten wallets out of your copy tasks.

1Know the four places wallets come from
2Trace a winner from a coin that ran
3Open a wallet sheet with the status column
4Import the list into GMGN Follow with names that carry meaning
5Turn on alerts only for copy and watch wallets
6Build the weekly review on free data
7Connect the list to the copy tasks
8Keep a graveyard and learn from it

Tools: GMGN Discover and Follow, GMGN wallets import and export docs, GMGN track smart money docs, Solscan, Dexscreener, Google Sheets

Full steps, prompts and settings unlock with the product.

17 step by step guides, with the prompts

The free 3-part AI crypto setup (scanner, scam filter, exit rules)

The edge in the viral bot stories is not the entry, it...

Build a free crypto rug-detection bot

A trader says his bot caught a coin rugging and cashed him...

Copy the wallets that actually win ($65 to $13,282)

Instead of picking coins, you pick people. A free tracker shows which...

The dating-app bot: 6 checks before it buys ($100 to $5,823)

The bot treats every new coin like a dating profile. It runs...

No data, no trade: skip the scams ($100 to $61,873)

The best money move is often saying no. This bot had one...

Give a bot one goal: double it ($2,324 to $21,533)

One clear job, double a small stake, and the bot runs all...

Tiny bets on hundreds of coins ($53 to $7,429)

Instead of betting big on one coin, you put a tiny equal...

Buy the bounce after a crash ($15 to $3,450)

When a lot of traders who borrowed money all get force-sold at...

Let the bot run 48 hours ($71 to $3,890)

Most people shut their trading bot off in the morning. The trick:...

The double-or-die overnight Grok team ($17,600 to $50,440)

A 5-desk Grok Agent Team with one brutal rule: each night it...

Make the AI design the strategy ($43 to $9,423)

Instead of writing a strategy, have the AI derive it from real...

Position sizing is the edge ($54 to $6,382)

One rule did the work: half the stack on the top-conviction setups,...

The 20% trailing-drawdown cut ($64 to $6,218)

A Grok copy-trade bot mirrors 3 to 5 Solana wallets, with one...

The Grok memecoin bot setup ($58 to $13,299 run)

A free Dexscreener + Grok loop: Dexscreener surfaces fresh pairs, Grok clears...

The overnight market-scan prompt (ranked watchlist by morning)

One prompt that runs while you sleep: it scans the last 24h...

The risk setup that stops a $20k-to-$0 blowup (Freqtrade)

A bot made $5k into ~$20k, then lost it all on one...

Read charts with AI: Kronos, or any vision model on a screenshot

Two free ways to get an AI to read a candlestick chart:...

AI setups included

🛡️

Rug Radar

Paste a coin's numbers, get a 10-point scam scan and a plain-English verdict.

Memecoin trading is among the highest risk things you can do with money. Most of the coins this vault scans will go to zero, the viral win posts that inspired these systems are single self-reported runs and are often paid promotions, and no scanner, filter or AI can make a coin safe to buy. Everything here is a research and risk-control toolkit, not a money printer, and nothing in it is a signal to buy any specific coin. Trade from a burner wallet with a fixed small bankroll, paper trade every system for two weeks before real money, never move a stop, and never type a seed phrase or private key into any site, bot, chat or AI, including the prompts in this product. Most people lose money trading. Only risk money you can afford to lose. This is not financial advice.

Questions

Do I need to pay for anything to run this?

No. Dexscreener, RugCheck, Solscan and Birdeye's website are free with no login. Helius has a free RPC plan (1M credits a month). The AI scam filter costs pennies: about four cents for 200 checks on Claude Haiku 5.5 as of Oct 2026. GMGN and Photon charge 1% per trade only when you trade. Freqtrade is open source.

Which AI should run the scam filter, Claude or Grok?

Either, with the same prompt. Claude Haiku 5.5 is the cheapest per check. Grok adds X search, which is useful for one sentiment line. The on-chain rules in the prompt do the real work, and no model is allowed to override a SKIP from those rules.

Can Freqtrade buy new Solana coins on Pump.fun or Raydium?

No. Freqtrade trades on centralized exchanges and Hyperliquid through ccxt. Use it for listed memecoin pairs like BONK/USDT, and use its risk settings as the template for risk.py, which guards your manual GMGN and Photon trades.

How much should I put in the burner wallet?

For the first two weeks, 0.3 to 0.5 SOL, because most of what you do is paper trading. After that, only an amount you could lose entirely without changing anything about your life. Position size is 1% to 2% of that per trade, three open trades max, 5% daily loss cap.

Why does the scanner come back empty most of the time?

Because most new coins fail at least one of the six filters. The source creator who ran a similar filter said yes to 23 of 2,432 coins. Empty is the system working. Do not loosen a filter until your journal proves it cost you more than it saved.

Is a CLEAN from RugCheck and the AI a guarantee?

No. CLEAN means no known red flag at the moment you checked. RugCheck sees current state only, cannot see that ten wallets are one person, and new scams appear every week. That is why the exit rules in Module 4 exist and why size stays tiny.

Does the overnight team place trades while I sleep?

Not in this build, on purpose. The five desks scan, filter, chart, run the risk ledger and write a morning sheet with exits pre-written. You read the sheet and you press buy, with the exit set in the ticket first. An agent that can buy turns a prompt bug into an empty wallet.

What is the single most important rule in the whole vault?

Decide the exit before the entry and never move the stop. Every other module exists to make that rule easy to follow.

Plain English glossary

Mint address: The coin's real ID on Solana, a long string of letters and numbers. Names and tickers can be copied; the mint cannot.
Liquidity (LP): The pool of money a coin trades against. It is the only money you can actually sell into, so a $3,000 pool can be emptied by one sell.
LP burned or locked: The pool's ownership tokens were destroyed or locked in a contract with a date, so the creator cannot pull the pool out from under holders.
Mint authority: A switch that lets the creator print more coins. If it is still set, they can dilute you to zero. Revoked is what you want.
Freeze authority: A switch that lets the creator freeze your token account so you cannot sell. Revoked is what you want.
Token-2022 extensions: Extra features a newer kind of Solana token can carry, such as a transfer fee on every trade, a permanent delegate who can move your tokens, or a pause switch. Dangerous for buyers.
Holder concentration: How much of the supply the top wallets own. Top 10 above 30% is a warning, above 50% is a hard no. Skip the pool address when adding up.
Wash trading: One wallet buying and selling to itself to fake volume. Shows up as hundreds of buys with almost no sells and few holders.
Take profit (TP): A pre-set sell at a price above your entry, for example sell half at 2x.
Stop loss (SL) or hard stop: A safety stop: a pre-set sell at a price below your entry, for example minus 30%, so one bad coin cannot take everything.
Trailing stop: A stop that moves up as price rises and never moves down, set as a percentage below the highest price reached.
Trailing drawdown cut: The copy trading version: track a wallet's peak equity and drop the wallet when it gives back 20% from that peak.
Slippage: The maximum worse price you will accept so the order lands while price is moving. On new coins 30% to 50% is normal; it is a cap, not a fee.
Priority fee and Anti-MEV: A small extra payment (about 0.002 to 0.006 SOL) to get your transaction processed faster, and a mode that hides it from bots that front-run you.
Dry-run: Running a bot with fake money so you can see what it would have done. Freqtrade's default and your rule for the first two weeks.
RPC: The phone line your scripts use to ask the Solana network questions. The public line is throttled; Helius gives you a free private one.

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