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Pools
The scout reads Jupiter's public pool lists: liquidity, holders, top-holder share, organic score and the mint's authorities. Rules run locally.
No. 00 A private crew for one trader
Draft a crew. Every bot plays one position.
Botcrew is a roster of specialist bots, each with one job: screen, enter, execute, exit, guard. Draft the ones you need, test them on real candles, price their fees on mainnet, then point the closer at your own wallet. Nothing here trades for you. Everything here computes.
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- Positions
- 8
- Live sources
- 4
- Keys held
- 0
01 Scout Research
reading the board…
01 / Roster
Eight positions. Hover a card to read its back.
Each card is one bot with one job. The front is its jersey and settings. The back says what it reads, where the data comes from and what it hands to the next bot. Draft the cards you want on your team sheet.
02 / Team sheet
Your crew, scored on what it covers.
A crew without a closer holds forever; a crew without a keeper sizes like a gambler. The sheet checks the positions you drafted, adds up the latency of the hand-offs and writes the crew's rules as one plan.
Coverage
0/100
Crew plan (JSON)
03 / Scout report
The scout screens live pools against your rules.
Pools come straight from Jupiter's trending and most-traded lists on mainnet. Every rule is applied in your browser and every rejection is explained. Send a pass to the runner to price a trade in it.
04 / Practice bench
Test the striker and closer on real candles.
Candles are pulled live from Hyperliquid's public market data. The striker's entry rule and the closer's exits run bar by bar in your browser, with fees and slippage charged both ways. It is a historical simulation, so it shows how the rules behaved, not what comes next.
Return—
Buy and hold—
Trades—
Win rate—
Profit factor—
Max drawdown—
Historical simulation · Hyperliquid candles
05 / Runner and clock
What one round trip costs, and how many slots late it lands.
The runner asks Jupiter for a real buy quote and a real sell-back quote at your size. The clock reads slot time and the fees that actually landed in the last 150 slots. Together they price a trade before any bot takes it.
Latency to landing
06 / Match day
One signal, passed down the line.
- 00:00.000
Scout spots a pool that clears every rule.
- 00:00.250
Striker sees price break its 20-bar high.
- 00:00.370
Keeper sizes it to 1% of the bankroll and checks the day's loss cap.
- 00:00.410
Runner takes a quote, sets slippage and the priority fee.
- 00:01.200
Clock watches it land two slots later.
- 04:12.000
Closer takes profit at +4% or cuts at -2%, whichever comes first.
Timings are the defaults from the budget tool above: change them there and this play-by-play is what they describe.
07 / Locker room
Point the closer at your own wallet.
Connect a wallet, or paste any address. The lookout reads every token account from mainnet, Jupiter prices them, and the closer writes an exit ladder for each position at today's price. Read-only: nothing is signed.
08 / How it works
Four sources, one browser, no custody.
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Candles
The bench pulls up to 500 candles from Hyperliquid's public info endpoint, then walks them one bar at a time so no rule sees the future.
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Quotes and fees
The runner prices a buy and a sell-back through Jupiter's quote API. The clock reads slot timing and landed priority fees through our read-only mainnet RPC proxy.
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Your wallet
Connecting shares only your public key. The lookout uses it to read balances; the budget tool sizes trades from your SOL. No transaction is ever requested.
09 / Questions
Straight answers.
Does Botcrew trade for me?
No. Botcrew is a planning desk. It screens, simulates and prices; it never asks your wallet to sign anything and never holds a key. If you run bots, you run them elsewhere with your own rules.
Which numbers are live?
The scoreboard, scout table, quotes, fees, candles and your wallet balances are all live mainnet or exchange data, fetched when you click. Backtest results are a historical simulation. The roster card ratings are the bots' settings, not performance claims.
Why does the backtest use Hyperliquid candles?
They are public, keyless and reliable for the major Solana assets. Small pump.fun coins have no clean public candle history in the browser, so the bench sticks to markets where the data is honest.
What does the priority fee figure mean?
The RPC reports the lowest priority fee that landed in each of the last 150 slots for transactions touching the lane you pick. Most slots show zero, so "auto" uses the median of the non-zero landed fees (or the 75th percentile, if that is higher). Type your own figure to override it.
What does connecting a wallet do?
It shares your public address. Botcrew uses it to fill the locker, read your SOL balance and size the runner's trade. Disconnect at any time from the wallet menu.
Is there a token?
If the team launches one, its contract address will appear in the hero and footer. Until then, there is nothing to buy here.