Token Guard
CAN INSPECT
Review a supported mint’s token controls and available concentration data.
STILL NEEDS REVIEW
Currently decode the entire Pump lifecycle, verify migration, or certify LP burns.
LAUNCH MECHANICS SOURCE-LINKED GUIDE
PumpFrom launch to liquidity.
A launch moves through curve state, trading, and migration. Separate the token, the quote asset, and the eventual pool.
READ THE SYSTEMTHEN ASK BETTER QUESTIONS
01
Curve reserves and actual balances are different concepts.
02
Completion and migration are distinct observations.
03
Current configurations and fee modes must be checked.
Why this matters
to a memecoin.
A Pump launch is a technical process, not a security endorsement. The useful questions are which mint you are tracking, what state it is in, and which public accounts support the claim.
This reference explains Pump mechanics. It does not announce a GudTek token, price, launch date, or allocation. Check the holder network for the deployment’s configured mint and access status.
Make the mechanism visible.
Walk through the flow. Each step gives you one practical question to investigate.
INTERACTIVE CONCEPT MAPChoose a step to inspect it
STEP 01 / 04
Create a coin
Creation associates a token with a bonding-curve account. Public documentation describes global configuration, per-coin state, and version-dependent fields.
Conceptual flow, not a live transaction trace. Use the sources below for implementation details.
The controls behind the claim.
01Canonical identities
Start from the mint and published program references. A similar ticker, suffix, or pool name does not establish authenticity.
Look for Published mint + program IDs + derived account relations02State and fees
Check the current curve or pool configuration, quote asset, and applicable fee mode. This guide deliberately does not hardcode a price or graduation target.
Look for Current account layout + official IDL and fee documentation03Migration evidence
Distinguish the documented migration mechanism from verification of a specific token’s liquidity or LP-token disposition.
Look for Migration transaction + canonical pool accounts04 / REFERENCE, NOT REPUTATION
PUBLIC GITHUBGo to the source.
Public protocol documentation and IDLs, not a full implementation source-code audit.
Reading the public repository
Resolving its default branch and pinning one commit.
Read-only · No account connection · No code executionOFFICIAL REFERENCESGuide reviewed 2026-10-27
01Pump · Program documentation02PumpSwap · Pool and instruction documentation03Pump · Current integration updatesGive the agent a clear job.
Repo Recon
CAN INSPECT
Map the public documentation and IDL repository as reference material.
STILL NEEDS REVIEW
Treat documentation as the deployed program’s complete implementation.
Start with this repository.
Prepare Repo Recon We’ll prefill the target. You review the scope before anything runs.
Live launches require verified holder access.Keep the unknowns in view.
01
Has the GudTek launch mint been officially published?
02
Which account proves the present curve or migration state?
03
Which wallets are owner addresses, pools, or program-derived accounts?
04
Does a claimed holder privilege match GudTek’s actual access rule?
A few terms, without the fog.
- Bonding curve
- A pricing mechanism driven by the protocol’s reserve state.
- Quote asset
- The asset used to price and trade against the launched token.
- Migration
- The protocol transition from completed curve liquidity to an AMM pool.
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