watchlist
Tokens named by hand, the claim made about why each one ran, and what this system measures beside it. Nothing here is a result.
what this page is not
read this before the cards- — not a finding. no experiment has been run on any of it, and the claims were written by a person, not derived from a measurement.
- — not a sample. the list was written after seeing which tokens ran, so every entry is a survivor. that is why these rows are dropped from every dataset by name: a rate computed over survivors is a fact about whoever wrote the list.
- — not a recommendation, and not a price claim. the measurements are readings, not forecasts.
- — the market caps come in pairs on purpose. one is the figure supplied with the note, one is what the market source said. on one token they disagree by more than half, which is why they are never merged.
the tokens
claim on the left, measurement on the rightno notes yet
the notes file has not been loaded into this deployment. the tokens are still measured like any other — this page is the claims beside them, and there are none stored yet.
what would produce the first one
- —WATCHLIST_NOTES_PATH pointing at the notes file
- —the loader run once at boot — it is idempotent and stores nothing new on a redeploy
- —nothing else: the notes are read, never derived, and no experiment draws from them
token
DEMORUNNERxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
lore
“the mascot everyone already knew”
why it ran, as claimed
borrowed identity travels further than invented identity — untested
claimed market cap
180–230M
measured market cap
$222,600,000
priced in
DEMOGAS — gas
The claim and the measurement sit side by side and are never blended: on one real note they disagreed by more than fifty percent. Every token here is dropped from every dataset by name — a list written after seeing which ones ran is a list of survivors, and a rate computed over survivors is a fact about whoever wrote the list.