fumble agent C1WX…mr4B pool paid bounty 0.05 - 1.00 sol submit your wallet

You sold it. The chain kept the receipt.

connect, sign one message, and the agent replays your closed trades against today's live prices. if something you let go is worth 3x or more right now, it writes the call and pays real sol for the pain.

roll the replay payouts 0.05 - 1 sol · every number links to the chain
The replay booth
specimen subject 88ah…2Adg depth 500 txs judge recommended 0.15 sol · nothing was paid
one day hold, walked away from a 9.7x

picked up 66,442 TripleT for 1.01 sol and flipped it the next day for 1.22 sol. a 20 percent scalp on paper. that same bag prices at 11.9 sol today on a pool with 592k in liquidity. the exit left 10.68 sol on the table, 127 days and counting.

sold for
1.22 sol
worth today
11.90 sol
missed
9.7x
evidence: entry ↗ · the exit ↗ · price live at review, 2026-07-31

a real wallet, replayed by the real pipeline. yours goes here next, with every number on solscan.

Published fumbles

loading the tape…

Roll your replay

one signature proves the wallet is yours. the agent only reads public history, it never asks for funds or seed phrases.

The coin

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Fine print
how the scoring works

the engine rebuilds your closed positions from parsed swap history, then prices what you sold at today's market - live pairs with real liquidity only, straight from dexscreener. a fable 5 referee writes the call from those numbers and a human signs off on every payout before it leaves the wallet.

where the money comes from

the pool is the agent's own wallet, funded by us at the start and refilled by creator fees later. the address sits in the top bar, so the balance and every payout are public.

what gets rejected

fumbles under 0.5 sol or under 3x. tokens with no live liquidity - if the market is dead, there is nothing to miss. wallets whose activity looks like theft, exploits or laundering.

one wallet, one fumble

each wallet gets published once, ever. a rejection unlocks the wallet, so you can come back when the market has moved without you again.