who is parasol for?
40,000 tokens launch on Solana every day. 98% are scams. the ones that aren't move fast — a token can 10x and crash in the time it takes to eat lunch.
parasol exists because no human can watch all of that. the filter, the scoring, the exits — that's what the agents do. but the people using them are all different.
here's who we built this for.
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the high-volume trader
you already know what you're doing. you've traded thousands of tokens across axiom, photon, dexscreener. you have whale wallet lists. you know what a buy ratio means. you're profitable.
but you're exhausted.
you can't trade 24/7. you miss pumps while you sleep. you watch gains evaporate because you couldn't set a trailing stop on a DEX trade. you have 5 tools open at all times and none of them talk to each other.
what changes with parasol:
the agent scans 10,400+ tokens daily through 8 different strategies. it applies a 6-layer manipulation filter that checks holder concentration, sniping patterns, liquidity, honeypot signatures, wash trading, and dev wallet behaviour — automatically. you get the 3-5 setups that actually passed, not the 40,000 that didn't.
when you open a position, the agent manages it: ATR-adaptive trailing stops that tighten as gains grow, take-profit laddering (35% at +80%, 25% at +250%, 10% moon bag), and a daily kill switch if things go wrong.
your positions are protected while you sleep. that's the difference.
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the curious newcomer
you heard about memecoins from a friend or a TikTok. you bought one token that a KOL recommended. it dropped 80% in two hours. you sold at a loss and felt sick.
you're still interested. you're not stupid — you know the market is full of scams. you just don't have the tools to tell them apart. you spend hours scrolling dexscreener and reading "how to spot rugs" threads but you still can't tell a good setup from a trap.
what changes with parasol:
paper trading. you run the agent with simulated money and watch how it operates. you see it enter a token, set stops, take partial profits at +80%, trail the rest, and exit cleanly. you learn what good setups look like by watching the AI make decisions.
the careful risk profile limits exposure to 1% per trade with a 5% daily loss limit. even if every trade is wrong, the damage is contained. points, streaks, and milestones turn the learning curve into a game — you're building skill, not just losing money.
when you're ready, you switch to real capital. on your terms, with protection.
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the token deployer
you've launched dozens of tokens on pump.fun. most died in minutes. a few got traction. the process is always the same: scroll X for a viral moment, think of a name, generate art, deploy, shill, hope.
the bottleneck is speed. by the time you manually spot a viral tweet and create a token, someone else has already launched it. you need to be first, not fifth.
what changes with parasol:
parasol black monitors up to 30 X accounts in real time. when a watched account tweets something with viral potential, the system generates a token concept — name, symbol, description, and image — using AI, then deploys it to pump.fun and executes the dev buy. all within 60 seconds.
after launch, the position is managed like any other parasol trade: trailing stops, take-profit levels, risk controls. no manual babysitting. no watching charts for hours hoping for a bid.
you configure the watchlist. the agent does the rest.
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the casual meme enjoyer
you're not trying to be a trader. you like the culture — the memes, the community, the rush of a token going 5x. you buy a token or two after work, show your friends when something pumps, and trade for entertainment.
but you've watched gains evaporate because you didn't know when to sell. you've held a token from +400% back to -30% because nobody told you to take profit. you know you got lucky on one trade that carried your whole P&L.
what changes with parasol:
the agent handles the part you're bad at — exits. you still pick the tokens you like, but the system protects you: automated take-profit at multiple levels, trailing stops that lock in gains, and a kill switch if the day goes wrong.
points, streaks, and a public leaderboard turn trading into a game. compete with friends. earn referral rewards by sharing. 8 AI agents with distinct personalities — claudia the alpha, sienna the oracle, ricky the runner — each with their own strategy and track record.
same excitement. better outcomes.
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the investor evaluating the space
you've seen axiom hit $200M revenue in 202 days. you know the memecoin trading market does $9.7B in daily volume. you're looking for the next infrastructure play in AI + crypto — the "picks and shovels" bet.
you've looked at trading terminals, copy-trading bots, and signal services. most are black boxes. you can't evaluate the tech, can't verify the claims, and can't tell if the team can execute.
what parasol looks like from the outside:
the codebase has 115+ API routes, 8 adaptive trading strategies, a 6-layer manipulation filter, and an ML learner that auto-disables underperforming strategies. non-custodial architecture via turnkey MPC wallets. no custody risk, no regulatory surface.
more importantly: we publish our data. real trade results, real improvement plans, real audits. the blog post with 3,530 live trades isn't marketing — it's accountability. the 10-audit, 67-task improvement sprint isn't a roadmap slide — it's a shipped plan with cycle retrospectives.
when the raise happens, the diligence is already done. it's in the blog.
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the busy professional
you work 9-to-6. you can't have dexscreener open on your work laptop. you can't join discord voice chats during meetings. you check your phone at lunch and see tokens that pumped 500% while you were on a standup call.
you've considered quitting your job to trade full-time. you know that's insane. but you also know that full-time traders are seeing opportunities hours before you. by the time you check after work, the alpha is priced in.
what changes with parasol:
you configure the agent once — strategy, risk profile, starting balance. the agent runs 24/7 on a server, not your browser. it scans while you work, filters out scams, opens positions on high-scoring setups, and manages exits with trailing stops and take-profit levels.
you review the dashboard over dinner. 3-5 filtered opportunities instead of 40,000 raw tokens. a clear P&L curve. exit reasons logged for every trade. 10 minutes instead of 10 hours.
the agent does the work. you make the decisions on your schedule.
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the signal follower
you follow 15 KOLs on X. when they post a call, you check on-chain if they actually bought. if the wallet shows a real entry, you follow within minutes. your hit rate is about 40% — better than random, but you're still losing money because your exits are terrible.
the real problem: by the time you copy a whale's trade, the price has already moved 20-30%. the edge is gone before retail gets the signal.
what changes with parasol:
parasol's whale wake strategy doesn't copy trade. it monitors for volume spikes and elevated buy ratios that signal whale accumulation, then scores the setup through its own composite model. the entry happens at the right time — not after the whale's move is public.
the grok agent scans X in real-time for organic buzz about tokens before they trend. you get the signal at the source, not through a KOL's delayed post.
and the exits — 35% at +80%, trailing stop on the rest — mean you actually keep the profit instead of watching it round-trip.
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the traditional investor going on-chain
you manage a real portfolio — stocks, bonds, maybe some options. you've been reading about AI agents and memecoins in bloomberg and the FT. you understand risk-reward better than most crypto traders. but the DeFi UX is completely alienating.
you tried phantom wallet once. couldn't figure out how to swap tokens. closed the tab and went back to your terminal.
you would allocate $10-25K to an "AI agent trading" thesis if someone made it as easy as opening a wealthfront account.
what changes with parasol:
parasol speaks your language. risk per trade. max drawdown. profit factor. daily loss limits. kill switches. these aren't degen features — they're the same risk controls you use in equities, applied to memecoins.
non-custodial means you hold your own keys — no counterparty risk. every trade is logged with entry/exit price, hold time, P&L, and exit reason. export-ready for your accountant.
the careful risk profile limits exposure to 1% per trade. the 6-layer rug filter eliminates the 98% of tokens that are scams. the whitepaper explains the architecture. the terms page discloses the risks.
this isn't a toy. it's infrastructure.
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the common thread
every person described above is asking the same question: can I trust this?
the veteran wants to trust that the exits will fire while he sleeps. the newcomer wants to trust that the filter actually catches scams. the deployer wants to trust that the agent is faster than manual. the investor wants to trust that the tech is real.
trust in crypto is earned through transparency. most trading tools are black boxes — you send money, you get results, you have no idea what happened in between.
parasol publishes everything. trade data. improvement plans. audit results. the code is the product, and the blog is the proof.
that's not a marketing strategy. it's a different way of building.
less noise. more alpha.