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Since the onchain rapists are now deving their own tokens, I found it interesting to have a tool to warn me when they are about to unload their shit on my face. They are usually using the same bundles so from one chart to another you can reuse their wallets. I also made a tool to look for bundled wallets in charts but I'm keeping this one for me for now hihi This tool tells you when bundled wallets are consolidating back to the dev before the dump happens. you input the token, add the wallets you're watching. it tracks each one live via helius webhooks - the second a wallet transfers back to the dev it flips status. >50% consolidated and you get a dump imminent alert. here's what it actually does: -auto-detects the dev wallet from mint metadata -tracks each wallet status live: not in / holding / transferred to dev -fires a dump imminent alert when >50% have consolidated -live progress bars + color-coded wallet grid so you see the picture at a glance -sub-second latency from on-chain tx to your screen persistent wallet pool, survives restarts the information was always on-chain. this just makes it fast enough to act on.

@Pumpfun @OnlyLJC Light work for @floppa ngl

@OnlyLJC you bag worked the same coin for 4 months straight???

After 4 months of hard work this is Hitting like crack in the 90s

Chief Keef at 16 Meek Mill at 34

@VibeCoderOfek yeah thats the real issue, thats why the handoff doc isnt just a summary. But you're right that it can still leak, the validation step before each session is the safety net and Im still ironing that part out tbf

@Flippymingo 30k token per session cap works until handoff summaries lose edge case details enforce a validation step that re injects critical schema before every new session or quality drops by hour six

so i built CASM to fix context rot - Claude Agent Session Manager the article explains the problem in detail but the short version : you don't actually have 200k tokens to work with auto-compaction kicks in way before that and it's lossy - it silently drops implementation details Claude starts hallucinating interfaces that don't exist marking tasks as done that were never implemented the fix is structural, not a prompt trick CASM breaks your project into 6-12 isolated sessions each one gets : → a condensed architecture overview (~5k tokens) → only the files it actually needs (~20k tokens) → a handoff summary from the previous session (~3k tokens) total input per session : ~30k tokens context never degrades output quality on session 8 = output quality on session 1 the session that starts clean always wins full breakdown of the context rot problem 👇

repo : github.com/flippzer/CASM

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@Flippymingo noice read

@ashen_one solid template, one thing i'd add is that context files section can actually work against you in long sessions. the more you inject, the faster you hit context rot. Made a full breakdown here if you're interested x.com/Flippymingo/st…

here’s how prompting actually works behind the scenes

@witcheer thanks g 🫰

@Flippymingo super interesting write up!

gonna write a proper article

the past few days i've been thinking about something i've noticed with claude code; past 80% context, it gets fully retarded context rot produces slop and pretends everything is fine might have an idea to get that shit partially fixed

built an accurate PNL calendar for solana traders every terminal has one : axiom, bloom, padre and so on they look clean, feels legit but none of them show your REAL PNL platform fees are either buried, wrong, or just missing so you think you're up, you're actually down (that's my case most of the time, im a fucking dumbass) so i built my own features : → daily PNL calendar view → multi-wallet support → breakdown by terminal → real fee calculation per platform stack : → next.js 14 + typescript → prisma + supabase for the db → helius api to pull on-chain tx data axiom, padre, gmgn etc all return fee data differently in their instruction logs wrote custom parsers for each terminal normalized everything into one schema now i finally know how broke i actually am

been using claude as my personal dev slave for a week now, gonna journal my shit here stay tuned lads

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Happy to see them baby mingos on my feed, glad you guys like them