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The grim reaper
of memecoins$REAP

MemeRippa hunts memecoin runners on stream. Every rug that hit it became a defence module. Today it runs six generations of lessons, and shows every loss in public.

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Entertainment, not financial advice. Memecoins can go to zero. Holding $REAP pays you nothing from the bot.

01 · The hunt

Find the runner. Survive the rug. Bank the win.

The bot reads the market continuously, screens every candidate through its defence modules, strikes small, and takes profit in stages. Every decision is journaled. It trades on simulation today; the real wallet ran briefly and its results are shown in full.

  1. SCAN

    Fresh launches, live holders, on-chain buy and sell flow.

  2. SCREEN

    Seven defence modules look for the fingerprints of a rug.

  3. STRIKE

    Small, fixed positions, only while demand is live.

  4. REAP

    Staged profit-taking and adaptive exits.

Staged profit-taking Schematic: a winning trade banks its stake, lets the rest ride, then locks profits. A losing trade is cut by an adaptive exit. Not to scale.
Schematic, not to scale.

02 · Highlight reel

Today's best trades handpicked, not typical

On-chain

REAL

Simulation

SIMSimulated fills, bigger position sizes. Never added to the real results.

03 · Scar tissue

Every rug left a defence behind

The worst trades, in public, and the module each one forced the bot to grow. We describe what the modules do, not how they're tuned: publishing the settings would teach rug deployers what to dodge.

The rug wall

worst simulated trades

04 · Evolution

Six generations, v1 → v6

Each generation ran on its own simulated book, with its own sizes and time window. Their results are shown side by side and never added up.

    Did the defences work?

    Two honest comparisons, computed from the books. Small samples, so read them as early signals.

    05 · No hiding

    The full scoreboard

    Simulation and real money, kept apart. Losses shown as loudly as wins.

    Where the SOL went SIM

    Net SOL of the flagship's closed trips, grouped by how each one ended. Hover or tap a row.

    Show as table

    Best real trades REAL

      Worst real trades REAL

        06 · Live

        Watch the reaper work

        Positions, the modules firing, profits banked and rugs dodged (or not), in real time.

        07 · $REAP

        How to buy $REAP

        1. Get a Solana wallet. Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. Write the recovery phrase on paper. Nobody from us will ever ask for it.
        2. Add SOL. Buy SOL on an exchange and send it to your wallet. Keep a little extra for network fees.
        3. Open $REAP on pump.fun. Use the button below or paste the contract address, connect your wallet and swap.
        4. Check the address. Copycats clone names and images. The only contract address is the one on this page and our official socials.

        08 · FAQ

        Questions degens ask

        What is $REAP?

        A community memecoin for MemeRippa, the memecoin-hunting bot we stream. It's a meme and a mascot for the show. It has no utility, no roadmap promises and no intrinsic value.

        What do the creator fees do?

        pump.fun pays the coin's creator a small fee on trading volume. Those creator fees fund the bot's trading wallet and the stream. The bot's results, good or bad, stay with the bot.

        Do holders get a share of the bot's profits?

        No. Never. There are no payouts, dividends, revenue share or airdrops from profits. Holding $REAP does not entitle you to anything the bot makes, and so far the bot has lost more than it made anyway.

        Is the bot profitable?

        Not so far. The simulated book is net negative, and the short real-money run lost SOL. The scoreboard has the exact numbers, straight from the bot's own books.

        What's the difference between SIM and REAL?

        SIM trades are simulated: the bot decides exactly as it would live and fills are modeled with fees and slippage, but no SOL moves. REAL trades happened on-chain from the Reap wallet and link to Solscan. Real fills are usually a bit worse than simulated ones, which is why they're never mixed.

        Why don't you publish the bot's rules?

        Because rug deployers read websites too. We show what each defence does and the losses that created it, but not the settings. The results are public; the recipe isn't.

        Can I copy the bot's trades?

        Please don't treat the stream as signals. The bot buys coins that often rug within minutes, the stream is delayed, and by the time you see a buy the moment has passed. It's entertainment.

        Where's the contract address?

        In How to buy, once $REAP launches. Until then, any "$REAP" contract address you see anywhere is not ours.