Updates

Sharks Scan, on the site and with /scan on Telegram, now checks Elysium coins too. Before, it answered "not tracked yet" even for Elysium coins we follow.

The guide showed BOUNCE odds from the study we built it on. It now shows the live record instead, updated through the day: how many BOUNCE alerts of the last 7 days reached +50% and 2x within a day. Lower than the study, closer to RISKY, so treat a bounce as a quick re-entry.

Elysium mainnet is live, and so are our calls on it: the same tiers as on the other chains, on the site and on Telegram. We ran them quietly for two days first to check they hold up on Elysium coins. Only want some chains? /settings → Chains on Telegram, or the bell on the site.

Coins launched on fobo.fun, the new launchpad on Robinhood, now show up from their first trade, with their own badge and filter. That includes coins paired with $FOBO itself.

A new page under Explore: our calls that are still alive days later, on Solana and Robinhood, and still trading for real. Pick the age (1–3, 3–7 or 7–30 days), see how far each one is up since our call, how much of its peak it holds and how much it traded today. The most relevant come first.

Opening a Solana coin we stopped following showed its last price from days ago as if it were live. Now the page reads the pool again when you open it, so the market cap is current. While that takes a second, an old price says how old it is.

Some launchpads, like Float, give every coin a page on their own site and their own X account. The coin page now says so, instead of showing the launchpad's domain age, its X history and its other coins as if they were the project's.

The hit rate on the home page can now be shown for Solana or Robinhood on its own, over the last 7 or 30 days. Robinhood shows all its calls together.

A few calls showed multiples they never did, from a broken price on staked SOL and from thin side pools on Robinhood. They are corrected, and those prices no longer count.

Coins on Elysium (the Kinetiq chain, paid in HYPE) now show up on the site: charts, market cap, trades and wallets. Pick it under Chains. Calls come once we have checked them on Elysium coins.

Coins from Float (floatlaunch.xyz) now show the Float logo, get their own row in the launchpad stats at the bottom and their own filter on Pulse. Before, they were counted with Raydium LaunchLab.

After a page reload, a dev buy + lock or burn in the bell lost its BIG tag and the amount. Now it shows the same as when it first came in.

Only want Solana calls? Or just Robinhood? Choose which chains your alerts come from. On Telegram: /settings → Chains. On the site: the bell → Chains. Everything stays on by default.

Some of the "top traders" were really launch insiders: wallets that buy almost every coin the moment it launches, often the dev's own team. They're out of the list now, so the smart money tag on a coin means real traders buying.

We now get Solana trades straight from a live stream. Meteora coins (Believe, jup.fun and others) used to miss part of their trades. Now we see all of them, and their price updates on every swap.

Call cards are shorter on a phone: price, tier, warnings and signals first, the rest under "More details". A call now fits the screen on Focus. The record shows each call's result without scrolling sideways.

Renew before your plan ends and the new month is added on top of the days you still have, plus 3 days free. A reminder shows at the top of the site in your last 5 days.

Call cards now load their details when you scroll to them, not all at once. Long lists open and refresh a lot quicker.

If a handful of wallets grabbed a big chunk of the supply at launch, the call now comes as RISKY with a "Painted pump" note. These tend to run hard and then die in one candle. Take profit, don't marry them.

New green tag when only the dev bought in the first block. No bundle, no snipers. Shows on calls, the coin page, Telegram and Scan.

Jupiter often has no route for a coin that is a few minutes old, so Scan used to say you can't sell it. Now it checks the real sells on chain first.

The wallets that bought big in the first 10 minutes: how much they took, how much they sold, what they still hold and whether they are buying back. Sending coins to a fresh wallet doesn't hide them.

Runners, milestones and the daily and weekly recaps now post on @sharksdotink automatically.

Coins launched with a bundler (Proxima and others) get a tag with how much of the supply the bundle took, how much it already sold and what it still holds.

DM @SharksInkbot or add it to your group, send /scan with a contract address and get the full Scan report right in the chat. Free.

No more Fib dip alert when the run up had way too little volume for its size. That's bots walking the price, not real buyers.

SAFE now leans on our rug model, trained on thousands of past calls. You get several times more SAFE calls a day, and the ones that dump in the first minutes mostly stay RISKY.

Some runners were showing a lower peak than they really hit, because the tracker read a stale price. Fixed, so the record and the recaps show the real highs again.

The tech check was too harsh on some real projects, like apps that read their data straight from the chain. Fixed, and the older LARP verdicts were rescanned.

Bots open empty pools next to new Robinhood coins, and a few of them showed crazy market caps. We now follow only the real pool a coin graduates to.

Scan now works for BSC coins too, with the buy and sell tax a Flap coin sets.

For dApps, Scan connects an empty test wallet and clicks around, so you see if the app really works or is just a nice landing page. It never signs anything.

GOLD now skips launches where the dev wallet looks like a quick throwaway and coins our rug model doesn't like. Fewer GOLD calls, a better hit rate.

Most fast Robinhood "memes" were wallet farm clones that went to zero in one candle. Robinhood calls now need a real product: its own site and its own X.

New Robinhood alert when a dev burns their own coins again after launch. Devs who keep doing it have had a much better run rate.

Scan shows the dev's past coins and how far the best one went.

Paste any contract address and get a straight verdict: holders, dev, bundles, liquidity, socials. For tech coins it opens the site, launches the app, talks to the AI chat if there is one, and tells you if there's real tech behind it or just a frontend.

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Coins that ran on day two or later now show their real peak on the record. $Pokémon, for one, now shows its real ~136x.