Early-entry patterns.
THE HUNTER
ALWAYS IN A HURRY.
Shows up early. Moves fast. Watches for the next opening.
OBSERVED PATTERN
The Hunter is our mantis-shaped take on early entry. Some strategies watch for a launch or a new pool and try to get in quickly. The folded forelimbs seemed appropriate. To attach that pattern to real activity, though, we need a known starting point and the relevant transactions. A fast wallet on its own tells us very little.
BEHAVIOR SIGNALS
- A verifiable token launch or pool creation time.
- Transactions involving the relevant market inside a declared early-entry window.
- Repeated or rapid entry activity, connected to specific transaction signatures.
- Enough parsed context to distinguish an entry from an unrelated transfer.
LIMITATIONS
- A fast transaction alone cannot establish automation.
- A mint account’s signatures do not describe every trade in that token.
- The current RPC sample does not establish launch context; the Workbench therefore withholds an early-entry classification without that evidence.
