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What we shipped in the last 24 hrs: - Choose between the arena and a simpler trading view. The new Arena switch gives you a chart, holder list, activity, and Buy/Sell controls, with music and crowd effects switched off. - Pull the price chart into the centre. Expand it over the hill, explore 4H, 1D, 7D, 1M, and ALL, and keep your preferred layout between coins and app launches. - Inspect holders without losing the trade buttons. The holders drawer keeps navigation and trading within reach, with clearer holdings, entry values, and developer identification. - Track P&L with open bags included. A separate unrealised line uses 15-minute valuation snapshots, while the headline continues to show realised results. - Tag along with a holder. Watch a rat on a coin you hold and receive alerts when its balance drops substantially. Tapping the notification opens Extract; you still confirm the sale. - Make underwater positions visible. Holders who bought above the current price now tread water, including your own rat when your bag falls below entry. Unknown entries aren’t falsely marked underwater. - Spotlight the trades that matter. Notable buys, sells, and returning wallets take the arena’s spotlight. Quiet moments introduce individual holders. - Swipe through holder groups. Each group opens as a deck: its explanation first, followed by individual rats, their holdings, and why they belong. Swiping brings each rat into the spotlight. - Make the arena easier to follow. Captions stay attached to the correct rat, highlighted buyers remain visible near the summit, Genesis folds into an edge tab, and race counts animate between updates. - Simplify the holding screen. Your bag’s value and percentage move lead. Peak reminders appear after a meaningful giveback, with fewer repeated labels and a calmer timer. - Bring back the chunky player rat. Restored the familiar character and fitted its hats, equipment, and share cards to match. - Give the chart a live rat marker. The current-price rat reacts to buys and sells, with reduced-motion support. Reduce swipe interruptions. Arena updates pause during strip and deck gestures, and unchanged group tiles retain their widgets. - Measure performance on real phones. Added per-screen frame reporting to identify slow rendering by device and refresh rate. - Replace blanket coin restrictions with warnings. Token rules and issuer powers now surface as warnings when requesting trades, including previously blocked GOOGLx exits. Quotes still require a usable route and successful simulation. - Route around failing pools. Added retries around venues that refuse swaps and deployed the Meteora exclusion that restored affected buys and exits. - Show stats in the viewer’s time zone. App and website timestamps now use local time, with clearer explanations of daily reporting boundaries. - Cut unnecessary market-data spending. Skip redundant average-buy lookups, cache empty funding results, and serve longer chart windows through Jupiter.

What we shipped in the last 24 hrs: - Make the arena follow your trade. After Drop in, the view centres on your entry, time in the raid, current result, best result, and estimated exit value. - Show who’s ahead of you and behind you. The race compares observed buy prices across the top 100 holders, showing each side’s count and share of supply. Once you enter, it compares them with your entry. - Make the race live and interactive. See recent trades from those holders, tap either side to highlight its rats, and inspect the trader behind a live update. Counts appear progressively while checks finish. - Add price alerts around your entry. Set upside and downside levels, see them on the chart, and receive supported iOS notifications when crossed. Alerts never sell for you. - Make the arena easier to read. Cleaner chart styling, fewer repeated numbers, clearer gains and supply labels, better placement on smaller screens, and distinct watching and in-raid states. - Fix misleading bag P&L. Refundable token-account deposits no longer appear as trading losses. P&L also handles EXFIL rebates, SOL-funded top-ups, and partial exits more consistently. - Show the whole trade’s result after partial exits. Keep realised proceeds and the remaining bag connected, so selling part of a position doesn’t erase the story. - Share past exits and open positions. Reopen Extract cards from transaction history, or share an IN-RAID report showing an open bag’s unrealised result. - Refresh the player rat. A leaner rat, larger EXFIL bag, and oversized headwear carry across the arena and share cards. Exfil players remain recognisable even without custom clothing. - Put contract copying within reach. Copy a coin’s address beside the arena ticker or from Drop in and Extract. Tap the ticker to open Genesis. - Bring Exfil’s growth into view. The new Stats tab and public stats page show volume, trades, and traders over 24 hours, one week, or one month, alongside fees and network costs covered. - Explain trading restrictions more clearly. Coins now give specific reasons when trading is unavailable. Eligible coins with issuer mint or freeze powers can be traded on supported installed builds with those warnings displayed. - Reduce “service is busy” failures. Shared market reads and backoff reduce competition with trade quotes when Jupiter rate-limits requests. - Route around failing liquidity pools. Quotes can retry without a venue that refuses the swap. A production hotfix also excludes the disabled Meteora venue that was blocking buys and exits. - Unstick fee settlement and rewards. Fixed a transaction-reading issue that stalled settlement, allowing the pending batch’s buybacks, rebates, referral payouts, and burn to complete. - Reduce duplicate market-data requests. Feed ranking and holder histories now share reads across requests and servers, cutting unnecessary provider usage.

if you wanna trade like a winner you do it on solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump @exfildotfun Our win rates are already looking way better than other apps in the ecosystem

What we shipped today on solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump Live updates: - Launched shareable Rat Pyramid web previews, with tappable wallets, individual wallet links and a path into the app. - Added developer-history data: previous launches, graduations, developer holdings and suspicious flags. - Added “Changes since you entered” alerts for tracked large holders or linked groups selling, and activity turning bot-like. Available through the new phone build. - Reduced deposit and trade-result notification checks from every five minutes to every minute. - Added a fresh-route retry when price movement causes a trade simulation to fail. - Fixed quiet coins being unnecessarily rejected because their token metadata was considered too old. - Added smaller-route fallbacks for trades too large to fit in one transaction. - Added automatic refunds for eligible token-account deposits still owed after an exit. - Made definite preflight failures return immediately instead of leaving trades stuck pending. - Added support for trader-selected slippage, including 10% and 20%. - Added review countdown data so updated apps don’t depend on the phone’s clock being correct. - Improved holder buy/hold history with retries, shared candle reads and better handling of provider rate limits. - Spread EXFIL buybacks into smaller scheduled purchases. - Added community-triggered burns through one “Buy back & burn” button; purchases remain scheduled. - Added live fee-vault balances, settlement history and transaction links. - Updated public stats to show recent gas costs per sponsored buy, including its sale. - Reduced Birdeye usage by sharing one daily top-trader list across deployments and reading token metadata hourly. - Added clearer logging for provider usage, trade refusals and failed history reads. App updates installed on your phone and included in the submitted build: - Let new users explore a live coin before signing in, with sign-in appearing when they want to trade. - Made shared links open the correct coin and, when specified, the selected wallet. - Added a short explanation directly over the live arena. - Added “Before you enter” checks across four tiles: DEV, HOLDERS, TRADING and POOL. - Showed linked holdings, holder concentration, fresh wallets, activity flags and pool depth before buying. - Added personal price-impact limits and a slippage picker, with 5% default slippage in the new app. - Added quick trading: tap Drop in for buy amounts or Extract for 25%, 50% or All. - Sized quick-buy amounts to fit within half the available USDC balance. - Kept the full review for first trades, flagged conditions and other cases needing attention. - Added clearer trade progress, landed amounts and fresh reviews after refused submissions. - Added a coin stack showing how much of a wallet’s observed buys remains held. - Made holder history prioritise the rat you tap and continue loading when another wallet’s read fails. - Explained why each rat belongs to a group, with clearer evidence and larger group cards. - Distinguished none found, still checking and missing data throughout holder groups. - Made top-10 holder counts consistent across screens. - Clarified when your own rat is only watching and improved its placement when an entry reference is missing. - Added a breathing-rat launch screen with rotating Rat Code tips and reduced sign-in flashes. - Restored saved balances earlier during startup. - Added wallet totals including SOL, SOL’s dollar value, a compact balance display and top-bar coin search. - Made copied-address confirmation appear inside the open sheet. - Reduced arena rendering work on older phones. - Stopped quiet but successfully checked prices being labelled stale. - Enabled daily Runner alerts by default for new preferences, subject to notification permission. Latest changes still awaiting release: - Reduced candle refreshes to every 30 seconds while keeping arena prices driven by the latest trades. This came after the submitted mobile snapshot. - Added discovery filtering to keep untradeable coins out of the feed. Merged; deployment isn’t confirmed. 🐀🐀🐀

solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump thesis I’ve not had so much fun building in a while. I’m solo. I got no committees whose approvals I need. I’m a creative engineer. I enjoy building provocative things. The provocation here is that every meme coin is a high competitive rat race towards a 100x. Crypto is probably the only place where you put rats at the centre of the product and still be considered sincere work. We laugh at it. Almost everyone ignores it because it feels like a toy or a fad. But every great product started off as a toy. A friend remarked if this product is successful it’ll kill FOMO app. It got me thinking. FOMO app is owned by VCs. They raised $94M from Benchmark, Index and USV at a $550M valuation. They have half a million active traders. They extracted 60M USD in revenue in September and nothing came back to users. They onboarded influencers who act as catalysts for meme coins. Influencers post a thesis and FOMO sends a push notification to all the followers. Some of the followers buy into it and at that point they’re likely to become exit liquidity. If only there was a loser board along with the leader board on FOMO we would see the diminishing value of these catalysts in real-time. Fomo shows you who's buying. Exfil shows you who's selling on you. Exfil app belongs to the people trading on it. Ownership alone has lost again and again because it didn’t meaningfully add value to users and shift the market structure. Here are a few things we're doing different: Watch the players: Turns out just showing who else is chasing the 100x is in itself a huge unlock. On Exfil app you will see this as a PVP battle field with 2x/5x/10x/20x/100x steps that anyone can read in a glance under five seconds. Fees structure: 0.75% to get in and nothing to get out. That's cheaper than Fomo's ~1% round trip and exfils a.k.a exits are always free. Split fee to solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump: a third goes back to the trader as EXFIL bought on the market, a third buys and burns EXFIL, and a third pays for our operations. The trader's share is always smaller than the fee, so faking volume to farm rewards loses money. So you get to own solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump as a natural consequence of buying and selling memes. This creates a strong incentive for the community members to adopt early. And this is just the start of many small and big things we’ll be doing to improve the product and deepen community ownership.

I’m honestly surprised with everything that unfolded with solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump. I’m not very well versed with the Trenches. So there was no sniping, bundling, volume bots etc. All of the holders found it organically from Pump and X. We’ve a community of a few hundred holders at the moment. An active and unforgiving one that has high standards gives me brutally honest feedback at every step. A lot of you have asked me what’s next. Before I share that I want to share how this all happened in the first place. It happened by accident. I stumbled into the game Escape From Tarkov recently. It is very much like the trenches. A game where you have to come to the extraction point with the loot before you get killed by others. During this time I got a notifications on my mobile and I started looking at meme coin charts. If meme coins are working exactly as they should why are we looking at charts? Most would say charts are the default. But they are also built for a bygone era when assets aren’t on-chain. It’s a market anomaly that every app in this space is stuck to them. The players, the arena, the battlefield are invisible despite us having all of the data on-chain. Lucky for us the missing piece is simply showing it in real-time the way they actually are. We don’t want to hide the PVP intent behind the charts. We want to show it as the battle ground it is. That’s exactly what we’re going to ship next. A mobile app where the PVP arena is at the front and center. Unlike the chart it shows the players you’re up against at any given point in time in one glance. This interface is optimized for those who seek exit precision beyond candle charts. This definitely isn’t for those who treat meme coins as a lottery ticket. nitter.gq/i/chat/group_join/g210… Our plan is simple: find the first of believers and co-create the app together. Use the revenue from the app to buyback and burn solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump tokens. Attract even more users to the token and app. Repeat.