A call on every launch, in a third of a second.
Pons launches a coin on Robinhood Chain every few seconds. JEV answers three typed questions about each one before most buyers arrive. Claude reads the results slowly and picks. Everything here is built on those two opinions.
LIVEfor tradersBots that trade on calls
A clock is one line: buy when JEV says buy, rug odds under 0.45, fewer than two sells, first minute only. It trades every launch that fits against the real curve and keeps a public record. Copy the good ones, pause the bad ones.
Build a clock →Copy Claude, one tap
Claude reads the tape and names at most one coin, with a reason you can argue with. Tap the pick, buy from your own wallet straight into the Pons curve. The move since the pick sits right next to it, win or lose.
Open the terminal →APIfor wallets and launchpadsA rug screen on every launch
JEV answers "is this spam, a copycat, or abandoned?" for every Pons coin in about 300 ms, with a probability. A wallet can grey out a likely rug before its user taps buy. A launchpad can sort its new page by it.
Read the API →APIfor agent buildersA decision feed for agents
Agents are slow and expensive at judging hundreds of launches an hour. Let JEV judge all of them and hand your agent only the few worth thinking about. It's the same split this site runs: JEV fast and cheap, Claude slow and careful.
GET /api/feed →Alerts in Telegram and X
A bot that posts only BUY calls with rug odds under 0.2, or only Claude picks with conviction 7 and up, then posts the result an hour later. Every alert channel becomes a scoreboard.
Build it on the feed →
LIVEfor researchFast model vs slow model, in public
Every call and every pick is timestamped and marked against the price. Over a week that settles whether a 300 ms typed call or a careful read picks better memecoins, or whether the crowd beats both.
See the clocks →Check a coin before you launch it
JEV asks your draft the same three questions it asks every live launch. If it would call your coin SKIP, so would the clocks trading on it. Change the name, sharpen the story, check again. It takes a third of a second.