Everything's on sale.Some of it's even good.
WAGMART is the dip store. Every coin that just got marked down hits the shelf with its real was/now price, a quality grade from real buyers and holders, and how much you can buy before your own order moves the price 3%. Put it on your shopping list and we'll ping you when it's cheaper.
$WAG · read-only, nothing to sign · a sale is not a recommendation
Buddy is opening the store…
Rollbacks on the dip.
Coins marked down the most in 24 hours, but only ones with real buyers in the last hour. Every tag shows the grade and the max cart. Live from GeckoTerminal, Jupiter and the chain; nothing here is sample data.
connecting to GeckoTerminal…
- Stocking the shelves… Buddy is reading GeckoTerminal's trending pools.
Shelf rule 24 h change ≤ −30% · ≥ 10 buyers this hour · ≥ $5,000 liquidity · SOL-quoted Sort deal = % off × grade score ÷ 10 (ties: more buyers) WAS NOW ÷ (1 + 24 h change)
My shopping list 0 / 10
Name your price. We check your list with the shelves and ping you when a coin hits it. Stored in this browser only.
- Nothing on your list yet. Press + ADD TO LIST on any tag, or paste a coin below.
Up to 10 coins. Alerts fire once when a target is hit, only while a tab is open.
Checked by your open tab about every 2 min in one batched GeckoTerminal call. No server, no account, nothing runs after you close it.
Price check
Scan any coin. Real was/now, grade and max cart from its live pool, in one GeckoTerminal call.
Paste an address, a pump.fun link or a GeckoTerminal pool link.
Opens another site: GeckoTerminal ↗ DexScreener ↗ pump.fun ↗
The clearance bin.
Down 90% or more in 24 hours and nobody's buying. Final sale, no returns, we checked.
Bin rule 24 h change ≤ −90% (so ≥ 90% below its 24 h high) · ≤ 1 buyer this hour · liquidity reported
Quality control.
Every grade is printed math on public numbers. A sale with an F is a trap with a price tag.
Real buyers
Unique buyers and buys vs sells in the last hour, from GeckoTerminal. No buyers, no shelf.
Who holds it
Top-10 holder share from Jupiter. If ten wallets own most of the store, the grade drops. No number? The tag says "holders: n/a".
Max cart
How much SOL you can buy before your own order moves the price 3%, from the pool's reserves read on-chain.
Points ÷ points available × 10
A buy share under 35% is a sell-off and costs 4 points; the score never goes below 0.
- Buyers this hour
100+ = 4 · 40+ = 3 · 15+ = 2 · 5+ = 1 - Buy share (buys ÷ all trades, 1 h)
55%+ = 2 · 45%+ = 1 · 35%+ = 0 · under 35% = −4 (sell-off) - Top 10 hold (Jupiter)
≤ 20% = 2 · ≤ 35% = 1n/a → graded out of 8 - Liquidity
$50k+ = 2 · $15k+ = 1
A≥ 8B≥ 6C≥ 4D≥ 2Fbelow
Before your order moves it 3%
max cart = R × (√1.03 − 1) ÷ (1 − fee)
Constant product: x · y = k, so price = x ÷ y = x² ÷ k. A 3% higher price after your buy needs x × √1.03: you add R × (√1.03 − 1) ≈ R × 0.01489, plus the fee that never reaches the pool.
- R on PumpSwap
the pool's SOL vault, read on-chain - R on pump.fun
the curve's virtual SOL, read on-chain; capped at what fills the curve - Other constant-product
R ≈ GeckoTerminal liquidity ÷ 2 (labelled est.) - Fees assumed
pump.fun 1.25% · PumpSwap 0.3% · other 0.25% - Concentrated liquidity
n/a
Four aisles, no wallet.
- 1
Walk in
The store opens GeckoTerminal's trending and busiest pools in your browser. Nothing to sign, no wallet.
- 2
Shop the circular
Only real markdowns with real buyers this hour make the shelf, sorted by % off × grade.
- 3
Check the tag
WAS / NOW, buyers this hour, an A-F grade and the max cart before your own order moves the price 3%.
- 4
Make a list
Name your price. Your open tab pings you when a coin hits it. Or scan any coin at the price check.
Read the tag.
WAGMART reads GeckoTerminal's and Jupiter's public APIs and the Solana chain (publicnode) in your browser. The data can lag and can be wrong. A markdown is not a recommendation, a grade is a formula, and nothing here is financial advice. $WAG is a memecoin. Read-only: nothing to sign, nothing touches a wallet. Not affiliated with any retailer.
- Shelves
- GeckoTerminal trending pools (24 h + 6 h) + busiest PumpSwap pools + one rotating list, SOL-quoted pools only
- Shelf rule
- 24 h change ≤ −30% · ≥ 10 unique buyers this hour · ≥ $5,000 liquidity
- WAS
- The price 24 h ago = NOW ÷ (1 + GeckoTerminal's 24 h change); a pool younger than 24 h shows its first price in that window
- Grade
- Buyers this hour, buy share, Jupiter's top-10 holder share, liquidity; printed points, A-F
- Max cart
- SOL before your own buy moves the price 3%: R × (√1.03 − 1) ÷ (1 − fee), R read on-chain via publicnode
- Rhythm
- About every 2 min, inside GeckoTerminal's limit; a 429 pauses and retries once; open tabs share one reader
- Price check
- One GeckoTerminal call per scanned coin (+ Jupiter + the on-chain reserve)
- Alerts
- Your shopping list, checked only while a tab is open; browser notification or a toast
- On-chain
- Nothing. No wallet, no signature, no transaction, nothing to buy from us
- Data
- GeckoTerminal + Jupiter APIs + Solana RPC (publicnode); can lag. Not affiliated with any retailer
Is this real? Does it do anything on-chain?
The numbers are real: every price, 24-hour change, buyer count, buy and sell and liquidity figure is what GeckoTerminal's public API returns, the top-10 holder share is Jupiter's, and every max cart is computed from the pool's reserves read on-chain, all from your browser. But WAGMART does nothing on-chain. There's no wallet to connect, nothing to sign, no transaction and nothing to buy from us.
What makes a coin "on sale"?
A printed shelf rule: a SOL-quoted pool whose price is down 30% or more in 24 hours (GeckoTerminal's own 24 h change), that still had at least 10 unique buyers in the last hour and holds at least $5,000 of liquidity. We read GeckoTerminal's trending pools (24 h and 6 h, plus one rotating list) and its busiest PumpSwap pools about every 2 minutes, so it's the dips of the coins people are trading, not every coin on Solana.
What is the WAS price?
The price 24 hours ago, worked out from the pool's current price and GeckoTerminal's own 24-hour change (WAS = NOW ÷ (1 + change)). If the pool is younger than 24 hours, it's its first price in that window and the tag says so. It is not an all-time high.
How is the grade worked out?
Printed math on public numbers: buyers this hour (100+ = 4 points, 40+ = 3, 15+ = 2, 5+ = 1), the buy share of the last hour's trades (55%+ = 2, 45%+ = 1, under 35% = minus 4: a sell-off, so a coin being dumped can't grade well however many buyers it has), the share the top 10 holders own as Jupiter counts them (20% or less = 2, 35% or less = 1) and liquidity ($50k+ = 2, $15k+ = 1). Score = points (never below 0) ÷ points available × 10: A at 8+, B at 6+, C at 4+, D at 2+, else F. If Jupiter has no holder number the tag says "holders: n/a" and the grade is out of the other 8 points. A grade is a formula, not advice.
What is the max cart?
The SOL you can spend before your own buy moves the pool's price 3%. In a constant-product pool (x · y = k) the price is x ÷ y = x² ÷ k, so a 3% higher price means the SOL side x grows by √1.03 and max cart = R × (√1.03 − 1) ÷ (1 − fee). R is read on-chain: the PumpSwap pool's SOL vault, or a pump.fun curve's virtual SOL (capped at what fills the curve). Fees assumed: pump.fun curve 1.25%, PumpSwap 0.3%, other constant-product pools 0.25% (their R is estimated as half of GeckoTerminal's liquidity). Concentrated-liquidity pools get "n/a".
How does "best deal" sort?
Deal = % off × grade score ÷ 10, highest first; ties go to more buyers this hour. Today's best deal in the window is simply the top tag. A big markdown with an F grade sinks; that's the point.
What's in the clearance bin?
Coins down 90% or more in 24 hours (so at least 90% below their 24-hour high) with 1 or fewer buyers in the last hour, from the same lists. Final sale, no returns. It's a list of what's dead, not a bargain bin.
How do shopping-list alerts work?
Add up to 10 coins with a target: price at or below a number, down N% from when you added it, or its grade drops below B. Your open tab re-checks them with the shelves about every 2 minutes in one batched GeckoTerminal call and alerts once when a target is hit, as a browser notification if you allow it, otherwise an in-page toast. The list is stored in this browser only, and alerts only fire while a tab is open.
Where do the links go?
Copy CA copies the coin's address. GeckoTerminal, DexScreener and pump.fun are plain links to those sites (no affiliate tags, no tracking); they open other sites. Share this deal opens X with the tag's real numbers as text. WAGMART never asks you to sign anything.
Is WAGMART affiliated with a store?
No. WAGMART is a read-only parody and a memecoin. It isn't affiliated with any retailer, pump.fun, GeckoTerminal, Jupiter or DexScreener, and Buddy is our own dog.
Is there a $WAG coin?
Yes: $WAG on Solana, launched on pump.fun. The only official contract address is BaP9dudRLhpNnCgCQfynYhrHDkzPg21w559VNmHtbXpb. WAGMART is free to use and never needs the coin.
Is a markdown financial advice?
No. WAGMART puts public market data on a shelf by fixed rules. A markdown is not a recommendation, a grade is a formula, and most coins that drop keep dropping. $WAG is a memecoin with no intrinsic value or promise of returns.
The shelves restock every couple of minutes.
Real markdowns, printed grades, a dog who means well. Nothing to sign.