Buy or not
Search a coin and Glimz AI gives you a straight call: Buy or Don't buy, with a confidence and the reasons. Every call is graded 24 hours later.
Research is only useful if it ends in an answer. Search a coin and Glimz AI runs its skills, then makes a call: Buy or Don't buy.
Each call comes with:
- A confidence: low, medium or high.
- 2 to 5 reasons, each taken from a skill result, so you can check it.
- A grade 24 hours later on the public signal ledger.
The call is rule-based and deterministic. The same facts always give the same call. It is not financial advice, and it can be wrong.
Step 1: blockers
Some facts end the question. If any of these is true, the call is Don't buy, with high confidence:
- Glimz's safety verdict is High risk.
- Any safety check failed. For example: a honeypot, a high sell tax, an exit check with no route or a big loss on a sale, or mint or freeze authority still active on Solana.
- The coin has less than $25,000 of liquidity. That is too thin to get out of.
Step 2: the score
With no blockers, Glimz scores the coin from 0 to 100. Each fact moves the score up or down.
| Fact | Effect | Comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Safety verdict is Looks clean | Up | Verdict |
| Each safety warning | Down 5 | Verdict |
| Liquidity of $250,000 or more | Up | Token snapshot |
| Buyers outnumber sellers 1.25 to 1 or more in the last hour | Up | Market activity |
| Sellers outnumber buyers (0.8 to 1 or less) in the last hour | Down | Market activity |
| Up 35% or more in an hour: late to chase | Down | Token snapshot |
| Down 20% or more in an hour: still falling | Down | Token snapshot |
| Up over 24 hours | Up | Token snapshot |
| Younger than 1 hour: too early to read | Down | Token snapshot |
For coins up to 14 days old, the on-chain signals count too:
| Setup or signal | Effect |
|---|---|
| Few wallets selling: a few wallets selling over and over into buyers | Down 15, never a Buy, and the first reason |
| Bot volume: the trading is mostly bots | Down 10, never a Buy, and the buyer and seller ratio above is ignored (bot trades say nothing about demand) |
| Early momentum, broad buyers | Up 8 |
| Steady buying | Up 4 |
| Wallets that passed the copy check are buying | Up 5 |
The buyer and seller ratio only counts when the last hour had enough trades to mean something.
Step 3: the call
- A score of 62 or more is Buy. The higher the score, the higher the confidence.
- Anything lower is Don't buy. The lower the score, the higher the confidence.
How calls are graded
Every coin call is logged on the signal ledger with the price at that moment. 24 hours later Glimz checks the price again.
| Call | Graded right if |
|---|---|
| Buy | The price held or rose. |
| Don't buy | The price fell. |
Misses stay on the ledger. That is how you can tell whether the calls are any good.
How to read a call
- It is a read of right now. Liquidity, holders and momentum change. Search again and the call can change.
- Confidence is not a guarantee. A high-confidence Buy can still lose money.
- Read the reasons. If they don't convince you, don't act on the call.
- Size your own risk. Glimz doesn't know your budget or your plans.
Acting on a call
A Buy call can open a trade that you review and sign in your own wallet. See Trading.