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# Meme Radar — Meme Token Detection

#### 1 What is Meme Radar

Meme Radar is an AI-powered meme token discovery system that scans BSC, Solana, Base, and Ethereum every 10 minutes, sourcing from smart money, KOLs, whales, and social trends to identify early-stage meme token opportunities while filtering out scam tokens through safety checks.

#### 2 How to View Meme Signals

**Web DApp:**

* Go to Alpha Agent → Meme Radar tab
* Filter by chain (BSC/Solana/Base), signal level, and status
* Click signal cards for details (smart money info, holder distribution, safety assessment)

**Telegram:**

* `/meme` — View all Meme signals
* `/signal <signal_id>` — View details

#### 3 Signal Levels

* **STRONG\_BUY**: Radar score ≥ 70, strong opportunity
* **BUY**: Score 50-69, moderate opportunity
* **WATCH**: Score < 50, observe only

#### 4 Safety Protection

Every meme token must pass 10-point Golden Snipe safety checks before being displayed:

* Top 10 holder concentration ≤ 45%
* Dev holdings ≤ 10%
* Liquidity ≥ $15K
* Holder count ≥ 150
* Honeypot / rug pull risk detection
* Additional trading activity and market cap requirements

Tokens that fail safety checks will never appear in the signal list.


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