Clean sweep — no deductions at all. The cleanest sweep on today's board.
- LATEST SWEEP12:21 PM ET — 100
- Earlier sweep 6:42 AM ET — 100
Trending coins, swept by Meme Coin Minesweeper. Every coin starts at 100 — then we subtract for age, for risk, for red flags, and we show every subtraction. Receipts or it didn't happen.
Clean sweep — no deductions at all. The cleanest sweep on today's board.
Clean sweep — no deductions at all.
7 days old — the young-coin deduction is the only mark against it.
1 day old — the new-coin deduction is the only mark against it.
Read the score right: the 88 grades the coin's structure — the doorway — not the chart. The price ran parabolic on launch and had already cooled −22.4% between the morning sweep and this one. XTO is not a tokenized stock; its hourly US Oil Fund payout pitch is the project's own claim, not verified by this sweep.
Liquidity has gone thin — on top of the young-coin deduction.
What changed: this morning ABU scored 92 — the age mark was the only one. By the midday sweep its liquidity had slipped under the ~$50K line, and the thin-liquidity warning is the whole drop to 82. The board prints the demotion, not just the winners.
Liquidity only 74.5% locked — the unlocked share can be pulled.
Space Data Rig (SDR) earned a seat on this morning's board at 78 (6:42 AM sweep). The fresh sweep read it at 66: market cap down 27% ($86,832 → $63,372), liquidity down to $20,895, and the top 10 holders more concentrated at 37.0%. So it came off the board before this post — in the open, with the reason printed.
One more receipt, because we show our work: the fresh sweep's first read flashed a “0.0% locked” danger flag on SDR. Our second-opinion rule re-swept it, and the second read cleared it — 100.0% locked, no danger. The pull wasn't the flag. The score still fell on the facts — smaller, thinner, more concentrated — and when the facts change, the board changes.
How to read this board: a score is a frozen receipt, stamped at sweep time — not a live quote, and never silently edited. If a coin is swept again, the new score joins its Score Trail and the old one stays. A score can only change two ways: new proof, or we got a fact wrong — and a wrong fact gets corrected in public.
Sweep before you step. 🐋