stalkc/stalkchain

Check DeFi protocols, yields and hacks. Use when the user asks where to earn yield or APY on a token, whether a DeFi protocol or app is safe, has been hacked or exploited, is growing or dying, or which blockchain has the most money and stablecoins.

Track how a token's holders change over time by taking snapshots and comparing them. Use when the user wants to watch a token's holders, see who joined or left since yesterday or last week, track whether smart money is accumulating or exiting, or set up a daily holder check. Works well as a scheduled task.

Screen new crypto token launches for red flags. Use when the user asks for new launches, fresh coins, new pairs, recently graduated tokens, or "anything new worth a look today", and wants a shortlist checked for rugs, snipers and dodgy deployers.

Explain and check liquidity pools and launchpad liquidity. Use when the user asks whether a token's liquidity is locked or burned, who can pull it, who collects the fees, how a launchpad's bonding curve and graduation work (Pump.fun, StonkFun, Robinhood Chain launchpads), how Uniswap v3/v4 ranges, ticks, hooks or fees work, or whether providing liquidity to a pool is worth it.

Find the crypto narratives and themes traders are talking about and trading right now. Use when the user asks what the current narratives or metas are, what themes are hot, what traders are writing about, which sectors are rotating, or wants the coins and best calls behind a theme.

Read the perps market on Hyperliquid and who is positioned in it. Use when the user asks which wallets or top traders are long or short a coin ("who is long $HYPE", "are whales short BTC") and their size, entry, PnL or liquidation prices, about funding rates, open interest, whether longs or shorts are crowded, a funding arbitrage between Hyperliquid, Binance and Bybit, what is hot on Hyperliquid, stock perps such as TSLA or NVDA, or a perp chart.

Review the user's own crypto wallet or bags and rank the holdings by risk. Use when the user asks to review their wallet or portfolio, what's risky in their bags, which of their coins look shaky, how concentrated they are, or pastes their own wallet address and asks what to worry about.

Set up, list and delete StalkChain alerts by email or webhook. Use when the user asks to be alerted or notified when a token goes above or below a price, when smart money or several tracked traders buy a token, wants to see their alerts, or wants to cancel or delete an alert.

Reconstruct what happened to a crypto token that crashed or died. Use when the user asks what happened to a coin, whether it was a rug pull, who dumped it, who sold first, who made money on it, or why the price collapsed.

Find what top crypto traders and smart money are buying or selling right now. Use when the user asks what's trending, what KOLs or whales are buying, which coins several traders just entered, what is hot today, or wants a list of new opportunities to research.

Help plan a token launch on StonkFun, the Solana launchpad for tokens paired with tokenized stocks (xStocks) and stablecoins. Use when the user wants to launch a StonkFun token, pick a quote pair, understand bonding-curve pricing or graduation, choose standard or reward mode, see how similar launches did, or check whether their launch went through. Guidance only; the user signs everything.

Research tokens on StonkFun, the Solana launchpad for tokens paired with tokenized stocks (xStocks) and stablecoins. Use when the user mentions StonkFun, xStock pairs, a StonkFun token, launches, burns, holder rewards, creator fees, or StonkFun platform revenue.

Check a crypto coin or token before buying it. Use when the user asks whether a coin is safe, legit, a rug, worth buying, who holds it, whether the dev or insiders are selling, whether smart money is in it, or pastes a token address or ticker and wants to know about it.

Compare two to five crypto tokens side by side on safety, buy and sell flow, smart money and liquidity. Use when the user asks to compare coins, which of several tokens looks safer or stronger, "X vs Y", or wants a table across a few tickers or addresses.

Research a crypto trader or KOL before following or copy-trading them. Use when the user names a trader, handle or influencer and asks whether they are any good, worth copying, legit, how much they've made, what they hold, what their wallets are, or to compare several traders.

Work out how a crypto trader actually trades, from their real fills and positions. Use when the user asks how a trader trades, their strategy or style, typical entry size, how long they hold, when they take profit, which chains they trade, or wants to learn from a trader's habits. Research only; never places trades.

Review a trader's fills, positions or a trading session in depth, trade by trade, across execution, risk, thesis and behaviour. Use when the user asks to review, audit or break down how a trader (or they themselves) traded over a period, what they did well or badly, or to keep a running trade journal. For a quick profit-and-wallets check use trader-check; for a trader's general habits use trader-playbook.

Look up any crypto wallet address. Use when the user pastes a wallet address or asks what a wallet holds, what it's worth, how much it has made or lost, how old it is, who funded it, what it has been doing, or whether it belongs to a known trader.

Spot large buys and sells by tracked crypto traders, recent moves by named whale wallets, and the biggest Hyperliquid perps traders. Use when the user asks about whale activity, big buys or big sells, large trades right now, what a whale wallet has been doing, leveraged whales on Hyperliquid, or wants trades above a dollar amount.