The public wallet is the source of truth. This page explains what we can verify, what is still missing, and how to check the record yourself.
01 / CURRENT STATUSThe local runner is offline.
The site reads the wallet and stores retrieved transaction receipts. The local runner reports its mode every minute; a report older than three minutes is offline. The market activity feed shows up to six actual candidate reviews and retained candidates from the last two hours (up to 1,500). A heartbeat reports software status, not proof of a trade. Depositing SOL does not activate trading. The 3D brain is an illustration of the project’s character.
02 / FOLLOW THE RECEIPTEvery listed transaction can be checked.
Use “verify” to inspect the original Solana transaction on Solscan. Trades require a successful, finalized transaction, the wallet’s signature and a supported trading-program event. Other activity and failed transactions remain visible.
03 / HONEST NUMBERSBalance is not profit.
Planned capital is a funding target. SOL value is a market estimate that excludes other tokens. Deposits, withdrawals and changes in SOL price are not trading returns. Realized P&L and win rate are not calculated without reconciled positions, fees and cost basis.
04 / AN OPEN RECORDConfiguration changes leave a journal entry.
Only the owner can edit project settings. Wallet, token and limit changes are recorded in the journal. Project notes are off-chain records; transaction receipts link to independent on-chain evidence. A trade alone does not prove whether it was manual or automated.
How the brain works & how the data is collected
“The whale brain” is our character for the automated decision engine. Its software evaluates market data against a programmed strategy, then selects entries and exit triggers within the owner’s limits. It does not contain a biological whale brain or a self-learning AI. The 3D animation is illustrative, not a live display of neural activity. Real execution requires local activation; the status above distinguishes observation, simulation and live trading.
The executor runs on the owner’s computer and discovers new pump.fun tokens through PumpPortal’s free new-token feed. It evaluates one candidate every two minutes using on-chain quotes. The Axiom Pulse link in the local panel is for manual comparison; the bot does not read Axiom data or inherit its holder filters.
Experimental entry filters: detected 5–60 minutes ago, at least 20 SOL in real market reserves, two recent quotes rising 2–12%, no mint/freeze authority and supported token extensions only. Holder concentration and creator legitimacy are not checked. This strategy has no validated profitability. Simulated orders stay in the local panel and never enter this on-chain trade history.
Wallet observations refresh every 30 seconds while the page is visible. The latest history page refreshes every 60 seconds. Browsing earlier pages pauses that history refresh. Collection happens on request; this site does not run a continuous background indexer.
The history reads eight finalized signatures per page and retrieves transaction details from a Solana RPC. Supported pump.fun and PumpSwap trade events are decoded using their published program definitions. A verified event is stored with its signature and parser version. Records with unavailable details can be retried; a missing response is never treated as a zero amount or a successful trade.
History covers the currently registered wallet address. Provider retention, unavailable details, unsupported exchanges and activity referencing only token accounts can leave gaps. Indexed totals refer only to retrieved, decoded records. Returning to a previous wallet can show its previously indexed receipts; changing the wallet does not erase them.
Token prices and SOL/USD estimates come from DEX Screener. Indexed token balances require RPC support and are marked unavailable when that support is missing. Market prices can change between observations.