Updated 31 October 2026
Meme waves
When a meme catches, dozens of coins with the same name launch within minutes. yeppo splits every launch name into words and flags a word launched far more often in the last 30 minutes than in the last day.
Inside a wave it shows the original, the coin with the most trading, and marks later copies with the same ticker. Copies rarely hold.
Smart money
yeppo learns from its own data which wallets keep getting into coins early and then sell at a profit. A wallet counts only after 3 or more real wins across 3 or more different creators, with a hit rate of 12% or better.
Sniper bots that sell within seconds, and bots that buy tiny amounts and never sell, are excluded: in yeppo's tests, following them by hand lost money.
What gets thrown away
- Coins from creators whose earlier coins all faded, including wallets funded by the same money.
- A launch bundle of 10% or more, or a creator still holding 5% or more.
- Buying from one wallet, or a few wallets trading back and forth (fake volume).
- Coins already more than half down from their high.
Questions
Does the scanner pick winners?
No tool does. It narrows thousands of launches to a few that passed the checks and show real buying right now. Most of those still fail.
How often does it update?
Every minute on yeppo.it/trends, with an optional Chrome notification from the extension.
Not financial advice. Most memecoins go to zero. Only trade what you can lose.