Every launch is a pull request. The cat rejects most.
$DIFF runs git fetch on Solana. Every new token profile opens a PR, live on-chain stats become the diff, and a grumpy senior dev cat runs the checks and leaves the review.
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How it works
git fetch
Every 30 seconds the page pulls the newest Solana token profiles and boosts from DexScreener, then loads each token's busiest pool. Each one opens as a pull request: feat: add $TICKER.
Run the checks
Six checks run on live pool data: liquidity, buy/sell pressure, 5-minute price, liquidity-to-market-cap, pool age and socials. Buys in the last hour are additions, sells are deletions.
The cat reviews
Pass enough checks and the cat approves. Strong pools get merged. Pools that lose their liquidity or crash 80% get closed without merging. Paste any CA to request your own review.
FAQ
What is $DIFF?
A Solana meme coin built around one joke: every launch is a pull request, and the senior dev cat hates most of them. The site is the product. It reviews real launches with real data, live.
Where does the data come from?
The public DexScreener API. New token profiles and boosts are fetched every 30 seconds, and each token's pool with the most liquidity is used for the review.
What do open, merged and closed mean?
Merged means market cap of at least $100K, liquidity of at least $20K and a positive hour. Closed means liquidity under $1K or a drop of 80% or more in the last hour. Everything else stays open.
How are the checks scored?
Six checks: liquidity of at least $10K, more buys than sells in the last hour, 5-minute price above −25%, liquidity of at least 10% of market cap, pool older than 30 minutes, and at least one website or social link. Five or more passes earns an approval, three or four gets changes requested, and two or fewer is rejected. Closed PRs are always rejected.
Is the review financial advice?
No. The cat is a meme with a checklist. Passing every check does not make a token safe, and failing them does not make it a scam. Always do your own research.