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Wayne Intelligence is a private watchlist of crypto projects that have an X account but no token yet. You get the project when we find it, and the contract address when its token is deployed.
See pricing →Two moments per project. One early, one exact.
This is a research feed, not a trading bot. It never touches a wallet. It tells you which projects are about to launch a token, and then the moment that token exists.
The Project Finder
Your private members area. The live watchlist sits at the top; search it, filter it, sort it by score, by newest, by key followers or by chance of a token, and hide anything below a score you choose.
The dossier
Click any project for the full picture: its score out of 50, the reasons it qualified, how old the account really is, earlier names, what it has been posting, and which early, well-informed accounts follow it.
The deployments feed
Watched projects are matched against new token contracts on-chain. When a token is deployed you get the contract address, name, symbol, supply and deployer, with an explorer link.
Alerts in your Discord
Connect your own Discord channel and get a message the moment a project joins the watchlist, launches, or has its token deployed. You do not need to keep the page open.
The archive and People intel
On the top plan: every project we have ever rated, with its verdict, and profiles of the accounts that find projects early: how many they spotted, how early, and what else they follow.
First the project. Later, the contract.
- Why watchlist
- Pre-launch site, public docs, live testnet, no token yet
- Created
- 38 days ago · never renamed
- Followers
- 412
- Smart followers
- 7 known accounts follow it
- Early smart followers
- 3 among its first followers
- Recent activity
- Waitlist opened, testnet update posted
- Contracts
- None posted, none deleted
- Project
- @ · on the list since day 0
- Chain
- Base
- Token
- · $
- Contract
- 0x7a3f…c41e
- Deployer
- 0x19b2…08d7
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000
- Match
- Name and ticker match the watched project
Made for checking in twice a day, not all day.
Sign in by connecting the wallet you paid with. No password, no account to create.
New for you
Projects added since your last visit are marked, with a filter that shows only those.
Your picks
Star the projects you care about and keep them in one list.
Private notes
Write your own notes on any project. They are yours alone: other members never see them.
Sort and filter
By score, newest, key followers, followers, chance of a token or account age, with a minimum score.
Export
Download whatever you are looking at as a spreadsheet file, including your own picks and notes.
Works on your phone
The whole members area fits a phone screen, and every alert links straight to the project.
Six stages, from an unknown account to a contract address.
The system runs continuously. A project moves through these stages in order, and can be dropped at any of them.
Discover
New project accounts on X are picked up through the follow activity of accounts with a record of being early. An account can surface within days of being created.
Input: follow graphEnrich
For each candidate we pull its profile, real creation date, previous usernames, first followers, recent posts, any contract it has posted or deleted, and a read of its website.
Input: profile, history, websiteScore
The evidence is turned into a score out of 50 with the reasons listed beside it. Hard disqualifiers, such as an already tradable token, remove a candidate regardless of score.
Output: score and reasonsReview
A person reads the candidate and rates it. Only projects that hold up are kept. This is the step that removes most of the convincing fakes.
Output: ratingMonitor
Projects on the list are re-checked as they post and gain followers, and are removed if they go quiet, launch elsewhere or change character.
Output: updates, removalsMatch
New token contracts on Ethereum, Base and Robinhood Chain are compared with every watched project's name and ticker. A match puts the contract in your deployments feed.
Output: contract addressMost of what we find never reaches you.
These are the checks every candidate goes through before it can be posted. Each exists because of a specific way that fake or low-quality projects get past a casual look.
Who followed first
Which known, well-informed accounts follow the project, and how many of them were among its very first followers.
Account age and renames
When the account was really created and every name it used before. Old accounts recycled into a "new" project are flagged.
Deleted contract posts
Whether the account has posted token contracts before and deleted them, a common sign of a serial launcher.
The website
Docs, testnet, waitlist or points count for it. A buy link, a live ticker or an already-launched token count against it.
No token yet
Projects that already have a tradable token, or are NFT-only, or have no token angle at all, are dropped.
A human looks
Every candidate is rated by a person before it stays on the list. Entries that go stale are removed.
Every dossier has the same fields, in the same order.
You should be able to judge a project in under a minute. This is what each field tells you.
| Field | What it contains | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Why watchlist | The specific reasons this project qualified, in plain words. | Read this first. If the reasons do not convince you, skip the project. |
| Score | A number out of 50 summarising the evidence. | Use it to rank projects against each other, not as a verdict. |
| Created | The account's real creation date and any earlier usernames. | A years-old account presenting as a new project is a warning. |
| Followers | Current follower count. | Low is expected. These are early projects. |
| Followed by | Notable accounts that follow the project. | Shows who is paying attention. |
| Smart followers | How many well-informed accounts follow it, and which. | The strongest single signal of real early interest. |
| Early smart followers | How many of those were among the project's first followers. | Separates insiders from people who arrived later. |
| Recent activity | A summary of what the project has been posting. | Look for product progress: testnet, waitlist, docs. |
| Contracts | Any contract the account has posted, and any it has deleted. | Should be empty before launch. Deleted contracts are a red flag. |
The tags on a dossier, and what they mean.
Each dossier carries short tags so the reasoning is visible. Warnings are shown, not hidden: a project can be on the list and still carry one.
Counts for a project
pre-launch siteThe website describes a product that is not live yet.has-docsPublic documentation exists.has-testnetA testnet or beta is running.notable early followersRecognised accounts were among the first to follow.fresh + key followersA new account that key accounts already follow.own-ca-confirmedThe project itself has confirmed its contract.
Counts against, or needs care
recycledAn old account repurposed as a new project.2x renamedThe account has changed its username, with the count.deleted CA tweetsIt has posted token contracts before and removed them.buy link on siteThe website already links to a purchase.unconfirmed-caA contract is circulating that the project has not confirmed.stale-launchA launch was claimed and nothing followed.
How the contract reaches you.
What we watch
We read new blocks on Ethereum, Base and Robinhood Chain and look at every token contract created. Each is compared with the names and tickers of projects on the list.
- Contract address and chain
- Token name, symbol and total supply
- Deployer address
- Block time and a link to the explorer
- Which watched project it matched, and why
What to keep in mind
A match means the token's name or ticker fits a watched project. It is not proof the project deployed it.
- Copycat tokens are common around anticipated launches
- Check the deployer and wait for the project's own confirmation where you can
- A project may launch on a chain we do not cover
- We tell you a contract exists. We do not assess whether it is safe to buy
Built for people who do their own work.
A good fit
- You trade launches and want to know about projects weeks before a token exists
- You already research projects yourself and want the screening done first
- You run your own execution and need the contract address quickly
- You run a group or fund and want a short, vetted pipeline of names
Not a fit
- You want buy and sell signals, or someone to tell you what to trade
- You want high volume. The list is deliberately short
- You want a bot that trades for you. This service never touches a wallet
- You need chains other than Ethereum, Base and Robinhood Chain today
Three plans. Paid in ETH or USDC.
| Compare plans | Watchlist | + Deployments | Full access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live watchlist with full dossiers | Included | Included | Included |
| Search, sort, stars, private notes, export | Included | Included | Included |
| Discord alerts: new watchlist projects | Included | Included | Included |
| Deployments feed with contract address | — | Included | Included |
| Launched projects and outcome stats | — | Included | Included |
| Discord alerts: launches and new contracts | — | Included | Included |
| Archive of every rated project | — | — | Included |
| People intel | — | — | Included |
| Direct line to the team | — | — | Included |
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Send to the address shown, in the exact amount shown. Your receipt is ready to download once it confirms.
Once the payment confirms, connect the wallet you paid with to open the members area.
A month or a year of access. Nothing renews by itself.
Before you pay.
What exactly am I buying?
Access to the Project Finder, a private members area listing pre-launch crypto projects. Each one has a dossier, you can get alerts in your own Discord, and on the higher plans the contract address appears the moment its token is deployed.
Where does the information come from?
Public sources only: project accounts and their follow history on X, their websites, and on-chain data. We do not use private or leaked information.
How early are projects found?
It varies. Some are picked up within days of the account being created, others when well-informed accounts begin to follow them. The gap between a project joining the list and its token deploying can be days or months.
Can a deployment point at a fake token?
Yes. Matching is by name and ticker, and copycats deploy around expected launches. Each one shows the deployer and why it matched so you can check before acting.
Can I share my access?
No. Access is for one person. A list like this loses its value once it is passed around.
Which chains?
The watchlist covers projects on any chain, because they are found on X before a token exists. Deployment matching runs on Ethereum, Base and Robinhood Chain.
How many projects are on the list?
The live watchlist is short on purpose, usually around ten. Thousands of accounts are screened and rejected to get there. The Full access archive holds every project we have rated, more than 1,800.
How do I sign in?
Connect the wallet you paid with and sign one message. It is free and is not a transaction. If you paid from an exchange, you can link your own wallet from your order page.
Do I need Discord?
No. Everything is in the members area. Discord is only for alerts, if you want them: you paste a webhook address from your own channel and we post there.
Do I get a receipt?
Yes. A PDF receipt is ready to download from your order page as soon as the payment confirms.
Does every project on the list launch a token?
No. Some never ship one and some ship a bad one. A place on the list means "worth watching", not "buy".
Does it trade for me?
No. It never touches a wallet. It tells you what we found and when the contract appears; what you do next is yours.
Refunds?
Crypto payments are final once confirmed. Start on the first plan if you are unsure.