DOCUMENTATION

Learn the system before you press buy.

A short, interactive walkthrough of how DEGENITE screens tokens, what SHADOW and LIVE mode actually mean, and how to read every number on the dashboard.

INTERACTIVE TUTORIAL

Five steps. Click through at your own pace.

1. Connect your Phantom wallet

Install the Phantom browser extension if you don't have it yet, then open DEGENITE and click Connect Phantom.

You'll be asked to sign a short login message — this is free, costs no gas, and does not authorize any transfer. It only proves you control the wallet.

A signed, httpOnly session cookie is issued after that. No email, no password, no custodian ever holds your keys.

Tip: Signing the login message never moves funds. If a pop-up ever asks you to approve a transaction just to "log in," close it — that's not how DEGENITE works.
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DASHBOARD → INTEL TAB

Market Intel — look anything up, on demand.

This tab is separate from the Hunt engine: nothing here is auto-screened, ranked, or bought for you. It's a direct, read-only passthrough to the same GMGN data feeds the screener uses internally — useful for researching a token or wallet before you act on it anywhere else in the app.

Trenches

GET /api/trenches

Fresh launchpad listings across three lifecycle stages: new_creation (just deployed), near_completion (bonding curve almost full), and completed (graduated to the open market). Filterable by platform and category.

Hot Searches

GET /api/hot-searches

Cross-chain ranking of the most-searched tokens right now, by interval (1m/5m/1h/6h/24h). Ranked by visiting_count — search heat, not swap volume or safety.

Smart Money

GET /api/track/smartmoney

GMGN's directory of wallets tagged smart_degen — accounts with a track record of being early on winners. Use it to see who's already positioned, not to auto-copy trades.

KOL

GET /api/track/kol

GMGN's directory of known KOL (key opinion leader) wallets. Same idea as Smart Money, but for accounts tagged for public influence rather than trading track record.

Token Deep-Dive

GET /api/token/kline · /holders · /traders · /pool

Paste any contract address to pull its candlestick history, top holders, top traders, and pool/liquidity info side by side — the same fields the Hunt engine's own screener reads, but for a token of your choosing.

Wallet Analyzer

GET /api/wallet/lookup

Paste any wallet (not just your own) to see its 7-day win rate and PnL, recent trade activity, tokens it has personally launched, and tokens it follows.

DASHBOARD → EXECUTE TAB

Execution Desk — real funds, real transactions.

Everything on this tab moves real money the moment you submit it. It only unlocks once both are true: your own GMGN signing key is saved in Settings, and your wallet's mode is set to LIVE. Missing either one locks every button here — the server checks this independently of what the UI shows, so there's no way to bypass it from the browser.

On top of that readiness gate, every individual action also requires you to type an exact arm phrase (e.g. CONFIRM, LAUNCH) before its button becomes clickable — a second, deliberate step so nothing fires from a stray click.

Strategy Orders

POST /api/swap/strategy

Standing limit-buy, stop-loss, take-profit, and trailing orders that execute later without asking again — treat placing one as the point of no return, not the moment it fills. List your open orders, or cancel one by order_id.

Multi-Wallet Swap

POST /api/swap/multi

Runs the same swap, for the same amount, across every wallet address you paste in — one submission, many simultaneous real transactions. There is no partial-undo once it's sent.

Launch Token

POST /api/cooking/create

Deploys a brand-new token on a launchpad (pump.fun, four.meme, letsbonk, bags, flap) and immediately spends your dev buy. The highest-risk action in the app — there is no "unlaunch."

⚠ None of this is reversible. A filled strategy order, a batch swap, and a launched token all settle on-chain the moment they're submitted — there is no cancel-after-the-fact for a swap that already executed.
QUICK REFERENCE

Glossary.

SHADOW mode

The default, safe mode. Every scan, gate, and score runs for real and is written to your account, but no swap is ever sent — it's a full paper-trading loop.

LIVE mode

Opt-in real on-chain execution. Requires your own GMGN key, your wallet's mode set to LIVE, and the server operator's LIVE_TRADING_ENABLED flag — all three, no exceptions.

Gate

A hard, deterministic rejection rule (honeypot check, mint authority, tax, rug-pattern wallets). A token either passes a gate or it's out — no fuzzy scoring at this stage.

Consensus

A smart-money check: does wallet activity that has historically been early on winners agree that this token is worth ranking?

Escape monitor

Re-checks every open position's current safety snapshot against the one taken at entry, and raises an alert if it drifts toward rug-like behavior.

Kill switch

A portfolio-level circuit breaker — after a set number of consecutive losses, the risk manager blocks new buys until you reset it.

Market Intel

The read-only research tab (Trenches, Hot Searches, Smart Money, KOL, Token Deep-Dive, Wallet Analyzer). It's a direct GMGN Skills passthrough — nothing here is auto-screened, ranked, or bought for you.

Trenches

Freshly launched launchpad tokens, split into three lifecycle stages: new_creation (just deployed), near_completion (bonding curve almost full), and completed (graduated to the open market).

Hot Searches

The most-searched tokens ranked by visiting_count (search heat) for a chosen chain and time window — a measure of attention, not necessarily of price performance or safety.

Execution Desk

The LIVE-only trading tab (Strategy Orders, Multi-Wallet Swap, Launch Token). Every action here is a real on-chain transaction and requires its own explicit type-to-confirm step on top of LIVE mode.

Readiness gate

The check the Execution Desk shows before letting any action fire: your own signing key must be saved in Settings AND your wallet's mode must be LIVE. Missing either one locks every button, client-side and server-side.

Type-to-confirm

A safety step on every Execution Desk action — you must type an exact arm phrase (e.g. CONFIRM, LAUNCH) before the button becomes clickable. It sits on top of, not instead of, the LIVE + signing-key checks.