SONAR is an always-on AI agent, not a dashboard. It pings every Pons V2 curve on a fixed interval, re-reads deployer share, pool state, trades and fees, then compares the new snapshot with the last one. Unchanged tokens stay quiet. Movement flips them to WATCH or LEAVE.
The point is the memory: SONAR never judges one chart in isolation — it keeps the timeline of what a token was doing before the current block.
Each row is the delta between the last two sweeps. Click a token to read its memory.
| Token | State | Echo | Curve | Δ 15m vol | Trades | Dev share | Fees | Trend |
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Perceive → diff → decide → remember. No prompts, no chat, no human in the loop.
This is not a chart site and not a chatbot with a wallet attached. SONAR runs a complete autonomous decision loop: it perceives its environment on a fixed interval, decides on its own what changed, acts by publishing a verdict, and carries that decision forward as memory into the next sweep. An AI agent does not have to be a chatbot.
Every sweep re-reads deployer share, pool reserves, trade count and accrued fees for every tracked curve.
The fresh snapshot is diffed against the stored one. Nothing is ever evaluated from a single frame.
Unchanged stays QUIET. Suspicious movement flips to WATCH; deployer exit or draining volume to LEAVE.
Every transition is appended to the token's timeline with its block, so the next sweep has a past to compare against.
Read-only by construction.
SONAR holds no wallet and has no transaction path. It cannot buy, sell, approve or move anything — the only thing it writes is its own append-only log of snapshots and transitions.