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🎯 "Why didn't my sniper buy?" It's the most common question we get. Most of the time, the sniper did its job. A.U.G.U.R snipers skip a call when: • Verify CA rejected it: the contract in the post was a decoy, split up or scrambled • Rug Guard flagged it: serial dev, top 10 holding over 35%, bundled block-0 wallets, or insiders • It was already bought once: one buy per coin, so no double entries • The call was too old, or the market cap was over your max • The price had already run past your max chase • Your daily limit was hit • There wasn't enough SOL in the wallet for the buy plus fees Every skip lands in your activity log with the exact reason, so you never have to guess. The guards cut stop-outs roughly in half in our tests. They don't make calls profitable on their own, and sniping new launches stays high risk: most of them go to zero. What they do is keep you out of the obvious traps, automatically, while you sleep. Set up a sniper → augur-trade.com/app

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👁 What A.U.G.U.R reads before you buy a token Every token page, call and paste gets a risk scan first. Here's what it checks, in plain words: • Mint authority: can the dev print more supply? • Freeze authority: can the dev freeze your tokens so you can't sell? • Token-2022 traps: transfer fees and hooks that eat your sell • Top holders: how much sits in a few wallets • Dev history: what this wallet's past launches did • Launch snipers and bundles: wallets that bought in the first block • Graduation odds: how likely the curve is to fill You get a verdict and a 0-100 score, with the reasons shown. Want to go deeper? Rugscope runs 10 engines on any Solana or EVM token and gives rug odds as a range, a bundle table, holder bars and the dev's record. It's free, and it has a free API. One honest rule: every read is a probability. No scanner can call a token "safe", and we never will. It tells you what's in front of you before you click buy. Scan anything → augur-trade.com/scan