Flashpoint
Everything the engine watches
Five conditions, read together as one stack. Any of them alone is noise — Flashpoint cares about the moment they line up on a single ticker.
Volume
A move usually starts in the tape. Flashpoint scores volume expansion against each token's own day-average — not raw volume, which flatters the big caps, but how hard the last hour is running versus its normal.
- 1h volume measured against the token's 24h baseline
- Scored per token, live from Solana DEX data
- Acceleration, not an absolute threshold
Liquidity
On a DEX the pool decides how far a move travels. Flashpoint scores turnover against pool depth — a thin pool being churned by heavy volume moves further on the same flow. Thin pool plus building pressure is how a runner starts.
- Volume-to-liquidity turnover per pool
- Shallow pools under load flagged early
- Pool depth read live, not quoted spreads
Flow
When buys lean hard against sells, someone is arriving. Flashpoint reads on-chain buy/sell imbalance over the last hour and separates one-sided pressure from churn.
- Buy vs sell transactions per token
- Imbalance and direction, not just count
- Sustained pressure over minutes, not a single swap
Attention
Before a move, attention concentrates. Flashpoint reads the trending board and transaction activity and flags when one token starts absorbing an outsized slice of the arena.
- Trending membership as a live attention read
- Transaction activity as the crowd shows up
- Concentration onto a single ticker
Momentum
Spot Solana has no open interest, so the fifth signal is momentum — short-term price acceleration. How hard a token is moving right now versus a minute ago. When momentum breaks with the rest of the stack, the window is real.
- Short-window price acceleration per token
- The spot-native stand-in for perp positioning
- Confirms the move rather than leads it
The execution window
Each condition feeds a score. When enough of the stack confirms on one token, Flashpoint opens the execution window — an alert with the readings that triggered it. It flags conditions; the decision stays yours. $FLASH is early access: holders get every window the instant it fires, everyone else on a 90-second delay.