Field guide
The Eye watches. The gates refuse. The fly lands.
The Eye watches Solana, Robinhood Chain, BSC around the clock for $350k–$5M targets, scores them, and only puts a fly in the air on what clears every bar.
The compound eye
Every ~5 minutes: sweep three chains for targets, then run the hard safety gates — liquidity floors, holder counts, wash-trade shapes, honeypot and foot-probe checks on the EVM lanes. Most targets are turned away here. On Robinhood Chain only tokens launched on a trusted launchpad qualify — graduation locks their liquidity permanently.
The scent score
Survivors get a 0–100 score from a model tuned continuously across holder, chart, flow, age and structure signals. Unknown data lowers confidence — "we don't know" never imitates "it's fine". Below 65, no call. The score-versus-outcome record is public in the flight log.
The landing
Qualifying targets become flights, called publicly with a fixed risk plan: 70+ lands instantly; below that a fly arms a dip order that fills only if price comes to it. Take-profit at +10 / 25 / 50 / 100% with the floor ratcheting after each rung, and a hard swat line under all of it.
Autopilot — risk is managed for you
The edge isn't only the call. It's the landing.
Every flight carries an automated plan your fly runs 24/7, so you don't have to watch the chart.
Banks a slice at +10 / 25 / 50 / 100%, realising gains instead of hoping for the top. Each fly carries its own rungs and fractions.
After each rung the floor ratchets above your entry, so a runner can fade without touching your principal. This is why a call counts as a hit at +10%: that is the point the lock secures the position.
A hard stop — between −14% and −16% depending on the fly, and your own number in the bot. The automated seller exits the moment it is touched.
A preset is a starting point, not a jar.
Hands-off, hands-on, or somewhere between — the fly layer can be as loose or as tight as you set it, and it can be switched off entirely.
You tap every trade.
Add the bot to any Telegram group and it puts its own buy buttons on the calls posted there, so you can take a trade by hand at your own size — no fly released at all.
Paste a contract. Get a chart.
Paste a contract address anywhere the bot can see it and you get a chart card with the token's live data, buy sizes, and manage and sell controls if you already hold it.
The fly watches, tastes and lands.
Release a fly and it takes every qualifying call on its own inside your limits: entry, staged take-profit ladder, ratcheting floor, swat line.
Anatomy of a trading fly
Every part of it is a part of the system.
Thousands of lenses, one sweep: pool feeds, token ledgers and launch events across three chains every ~5 minutes. Nothing is watched sequentially.
Order flow and holder structure — who is buying, how concentrated the supply is, whether the tape is real or washed.
A fly tastes with its feet before it eats. Before any EVM buy, a two-way live quote and a simulated sell prove the token can be exited. The probe fails closed.
The gyroscope behind a fly's stability: the guard layer. Slippage caps, price-impact caps, quote time-to-live, send reconciliation — none of it loosenable from the fly layer.
Execution. Fills are signed through the chain's primary venue and an auto-seller ticks every 10 seconds over open positions, reading on-chain balances rather than trusting its own ledger.
The exit. A take-profit ladder feeds in measured amounts — a slice at each rung — and the floor ratchets behind every one of them.
What landed and swatted mean
The definitions the log is scored against.
A call counts as a hit when the automated profit-lock secures it — the +10% take-profit target is reached before the stop, within 7 days. Swatted = the stop fired first. Timed out = neither within 7 days. True post-call highs are tracked separately from hourly candles for 14 days — outcome-independent, so a swat that later ran still shows the run.
Right now the record reads 59% across 315 resolved calls, with 24 still in flight and 14,255 targets turned away by the gates in the same window. The full record is public.
Results are not guaranteed. Decisions are data-driven and every position carries the risk plan above, but micro-cap tokens are volatile and you can lose what you spend. Only fly what you can afford to lose.