One scan shows a signal.
Repeated scans reveal persistence.
RYO's market scan tells you who shows up now. Pulse tells you whether a token keeps showing up under the same scan, or was just a flash. It gives one honest status, with the reasons, and a code you can replay.
Most persistent right now
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The gap
A single hit isn't a pattern
Agents treat one appearance in a momentum scan as a lasting signal. RYO had no tool that asks: did this token keep showing up under the same scan?
scan_market: one moment
"PEPE is ranked #1." But was it there an hour ago? Will it be there next scan?
Pulse: the pattern
"PEPE is emerging: first seen 2 scans ago, present in the newest." It's a real signal, but not a pattern yet.
One status, always
Five honest answers
Each status comes with counts, coverage, first and last seen, a streak and a plain-language reason. There's no LLM judgement and no price prediction.
Keeps showing up across the window.
Showing up now, only recently. A signal, not yet a pattern.
Showed up, then faded or appeared only sporadically.
Enough good scans, and it never appeared.
Not enough comparable, successful scans to say.
How it works
Collect, classify, monitor
Pulse uses RYO's read-only research tools over MCP. It can't buy, sell or move anything.
Collect
Pulse takes a RYO market scan on a schedule, along with RYO's read on the market mood.
Classify
It compares each token across scans taken with the same settings and gives one clear status.
Monitor
The dashboard shows what changed since the last scan first, most important on top, with settings you control.
Outage-proof
No data means no verdict. Most scanners quietly turn an outage into "not there". Pulse refuses to.
Outages lower coverage
A failed or "unavailable" scan is stored as failed. It never counts as the token being gone, and if coverage drops the answer is insufficient.
No mixed scans
Every scan's settings are hashed into a profile. Scans with different settings are excluded, so one hash means one comparable series.
Replayable
Every answer comes with a replay code. Rerun it from the saved scans and you get the exact same result, so nothing can be quietly changed.