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The chain already knows what runs next.Intel makes sure you see it first.
Seven live boards. One rule: never print a number you cannot stand behind.
The funnel, one tick
Synthetic rows. Real behavior.
| signal | token | cap@fire | cap now | depth | read | verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| liquidity_add | $WIRE | $18k | $74k | $9.2k | 4m | candidate |
| graduated | $HALO | $41k | $38k | $12.4k | 11m | candidate |
| volume_spike | $ZEPHYR | refused | refused | $310 | 2m | cap unpriceable |
| new_pair | $PΕPΕ | — | — | — | 40s | impersonation |
| mention_conf | $DRIFT | $63k | $63k | $7.1k | 6h | reading stale |
Two rows survive. Three die with their reason printed: a cap the pool could not actually price, a ticker spelled with lookalike characters, a reading past the freshness window. Every probability is shown against the cap it was measured from, so an edge can never hide behind a price that already moved.
100+
chains tracked
5s
board refresh
18 min
median lead before a runner ran
2,259
signals scored in the first 83 hours
Every figure comes off a committed script run against the production database. Measured, not projected.
One question, answered as fast as the chain can answer it: what is actually trending right now?
Alpha
Live signals that cleared every gate: type, score, freshness, liquidity, size, and the classifier verdict. Ordered by measured hit rate, not by how loud the detector was.
Narratives
What ran each day and what is launching into it right now, grouped by the words in the token names. The name is the pitch, and it exists at the instant of launch.
Trending and new pairs
Highest 24h volume across every indexed network, and the freshest pools collapsed to one row per ticker with a clone count, so fifty copies of a name read as one row, not fifty.
Graduated
Tokens observed live making it off a bonding curve onto a real AMM, the moment the pool changes.
CT
Tickers and contract addresses posted by the accounts you watch, with quote-tweets excluded so a handle is never credited with a call someone else made.
Leaderboard wallets
Named leaderboard traders resolved to their real on-chain wallets, then everything those wallets hold pulled into the pipeline by address on every chain, whether or not any venue calls it hot.
Paste any contract
Instant report card on any address, EVM or Solana: price, cap, liquidity, pool age, buy and sell split, and a checks list that calls out thin liquidity, brand-new pools, and missing socials.
Signals ranked by their record,not their volume.
liquidity_add 24.9% > volume_spike 16.0%
Every signal type earns its position by what it actually preceded, measured forward against production data. The loudest detector is not the most reliable one, and Intel knows the difference because it keeps score on itself.
Alerts push to Telegram through the exact same funnel the board reads, gated on the same measurements, so the phone and the screen can never disagree.
In the first 83 hours of scored history, every runner the system tracked was already held before it ran, at a median lead of 18 minutes and a median market cap of $18k.
Most boards display data. Intel interrogates it first.
Tradeable-cap verification
A market cap priced by a pool that cannot be traded is not a market cap. Intel refuses the number, and refused reads as unknown everywhere, never as zero.
Quote-side pool depth
Depth is measured from the quote side of the pool, the side that cannot be minted, so inflated token supply cannot fake liquidity.
A second witness on every hit
A price multiple alone cannot tell a run from a broken reading. Every scored hit must agree with an independently derived cap multiple, or it does not count.
Staleness gates first
A drained pool stops being traded, so its last reading is its healthiest. Rows past the freshness window are dropped, and every row prints when its numbers were read.
Impersonation filtering
Tickers built to render as another ticker are stopped before the board, and the evidence is kept, not scrubbed.
Absence is not zero
A provider going silent is not a measurement. A failed read never arrives downstream as a confirmed negative, which is the most common way market tools lie.
Our internal edge first.Your seat later.
Intel is internal software. We built it for our own trading and we run it on our own money, every check on the board earns its place by performing for us before anyone outside ever sees it.
Outside seats open only after the board is market-proven, in small numbers, and at a serious price. An edge that gets handed out stops being one. Requesting access puts you on the shortlist for those seats; approved accounts sign in at intel.vaylostudios.com with nothing extra to set up. Non-custodial always: Intel never holds keys and never executes a trade.
Vaylo Intel is a research tool. Nothing on the board is investment advice, and no output is a recommendation to buy or sell any asset. Measurements describe the system's own history, not future results.
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Tell us who you are and how you trade. Every request is reviewed by hand. Know what you are asking for: this is internal software, and when seats open they will not be cheap. The shortlist hears first, including the price.