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Read the log before you trust a bot
TOWER is a trading bot that works the tower on new Solana pairs, on paper. It never trades real money and never asks for a key. Every new SOL pair asks to land. TOWER reads its token and its pool, clears a few, holds the rest, flies the cleared ones until they take profit, stop out or run out of time, and writes down every call with the number that made it. At the end of the watch you get the handover sheet.
Coming soon, and off duty until launch. No $TOWER token or contract address exists yet.
One watch, four calls
- 01
Open the watch
A watch lasts 1 hour and starts with 5 virtual SOL (4 and 8 hour watches open later). Pairs come from GeckoTerminal's new-pool feed, SOL pairs only. pump.fun bonding curves are read straight from chain; every other pool is priced through DEX Screener.
- 02
Screen every pair
Each pair goes through twelve hold checks at one of three strengths: loose, normal or strict. Most of a watch is holds, and every one is written as a sentence with its number, like
liquidity $554.32 (min $7,500)
. - 03
Fill it honestly
Before a fill TOWER takes a fresh quote: the curve re-read from chain, or a Jupiter route for a pool. The quote must be at most 3 s old and its price impact under both the strength's limit and the slippage cap. Then it waits 1.2 s and reads the pool again. If the liquidity was pulled in that wait, the fill fails; if the price moved against it, it fills at the worse price, and past the slippage cap it fails. Every fill is made 100 bps worse than its quote and pays 0.0001 SOL.
- 04
Hand over
At the end you get the handover sheet: return, start and end SOL, trades, win rate, max drawdown, profit factor, exposure, hourly volatility and Sharpe when there is enough data, and what happened to the pairs it held. Every sheet says it is a paper result.
Reading the scope
- Bearing is when TOWER first looked at the pair. Twelve o'clock is the start of the watch and one sweep is the whole watch.
- Range is the pool's liquidity on a log scale: thin pools on the rim, deep ones near the runway.
- The dashed amber ring is the liquidity floor. Pairs outside it are held as too thin.
- A green diamond was cleared. It flies a track to a gate by the runway; there are as many gates as open positions allowed.
- A blue ring closed in profit; a red ring with a cross closed at a loss.
- The trace on the bezel is the watch's equity: outward is up from the start.
The recorded watch, finished. Pick a reason below to light the pairs it was held for.
The hold checks, one by one
The numbers in each column are the limits at that strength. The count is how often the check held a pair on the recorded watch.
| Check | What it reads | Loose | Normal | Strict | Held |
|---|
Holds from the watch itself
Ways out
Take profit (default +80%), stop loss (default −25%), an optional trailing stop, max hold time (default 120 min), liquidity gone (pulled, or drained by a dump), and the end of the watch, which closes everything. An exit fills at the price that triggered it, less the same penalty.
The recorded watch in one sentence
On the recorded watch TOWER looked at – new pairs – times, cleared –, and held –, of which – were pools under $7,500 of liquidity; it ended – on paper.
GeckoTerminal new pools · pump.fun curves on chain · DEX Screener for pools · Jupiter quotes for live fills
Where the money for a watch goes
- 01
You book a watch
The price is set in dollars and converted to $TOWER at the live price when you book. At launch: 1 h $2, 4 h $6, 8 h $10.
- 02
You pay an exact amount
The amount has a unique 4-decimal tail, for example 1,840.0371 TOWER. It is valid for 30 minutes and matched on chain to your order by that amount; a payment up to 24 hours after it expires still counts. With a wallet connected the page builds the transfer and your wallet shows it before you sign. Without one, send the exact amount from anywhere.
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Every token paid is burned
Payments go to a collector address, and every few minutes the collector's whole balance is burned with SPL BurnChecked. Each burn is a public receipt with its signature.
So the supply only shrinks as people use the product. That is the one path from TOWER's revenue to the token.
- Supply
- Set by the launch. This page reads it from chain once the token address exists.
- Unlocks
- This product has no vesting contract, so there is no unlock schedule to show.
- Pool fees
- Set by the launch pool and read from chain after launch. Nothing is printed here before then.
- On chain
- Payments matched to orders, and every burn with its signature.
- Off chain
- The engine and its results. A watch is a simulation on real prices with a deliberate penalty.
Questions
Does TOWER trade real money?
No. Every watch is paper trading on real prices. Real fills may differ.
Will it ever ask for my key?
Never. TOWER's server never sees a key or a seed phrase. Your wallet only ever signs a payment it shows you first, and the page tells you what it is.
What is a claim replay?
Paste a pair and a window, say someone's 10x at 2 am, and the same engine replays that window on the prices TOWER recorded at the time. It is a same-conditions replay, not proof of anyone's claim, and only pairs TOWER observed are included.
How does the leaderboard work?
Booked watches are ranked by return, only with at least 5 trades and a drawdown that never passed 50%. Seasons are weekly, from Monday 00:00 UTC, and the winning rules become the house watch's rules for the next week.
What is thin?
Burns only happen when people book watches. Results are a simulation with a deliberate penalty. Public RPCs refuse many top-holder lookups; TOWER runs on a private one, and when a lookup still fails the pair is held at normal and strict strength.
When does it open?
In steps after launch, listed below. No date is set here.
What opens when
Watch the house
The house watch runs around the clock once TOWER launches. In the app you follow it on the scope, read every strip, pull the handover sheet, and try your own rules on the recorded watch.