Three things shipped on Ocellus today. 1. Every scan now shows what the price did afterwards Open any token's page. Each scan in its history has a new line, like: "After this scan: a day later the price was down 43%." We look at the price again an hour, six hours, a day and a week after every scan. Now you can see it too, good or bad, including "no market priced it any more". A risk level is only worth something if you can check it against what happened. Scans from before 6 Oct often have no line: we were missing those looks, and fixed it. 2. Phone sign-in in one tap A phone's browser has no wallet in it, so signing in meant finding ocellus.app again inside your wallet app. The Account page now has two buttons, Open in Phantom and Open in MetaMask, that take you straight there. 3. Calls from a verified wallet A call says you hold a coin and stand behind it, and the board tracks how calls did. It needed the coin in the wallet you signed in with. A wallet you've verified on your Account page now counts too. Still one call per coin, per person. Behind the scenes: Ocellus now checks itself every five minutes. Pages, the launch feed, scans, price looks, holder credits. Earlier this week we found three faults by accident. Now we get a message when something stays broken. A lot of this came from holders telling us what didn't work. Keep it coming. Full notes: ocellus.app/changelog

15 days of building Ocellus. No days off. Where things stand: • The product works, and it works well. Bundled launch buys, wallet funding, holder analysis, real sell simulations, wallet records, the callers leaderboard, live launches, and now a public API. • Around $3K of $OCELLUS has been bought back so far. • Infrastructure has been paid out of pocket. • DEX boosts have been paid for almost every day. The one thing Ocellus has not really had yet is proper marketing. The next step is getting the product in front of more people. I’ll be doing more buybacks, and part of that supply will be allocated to KOLs who are genuinely interested in using Ocellus and showing it to their audience. I’m saying that publicly before it happens so there is no confusion later about where those tokens came from or why they moved. The priority is still the same: product first, distribution second. The product is ready for a much bigger audience now. Time to make sure more people actually see it.

1/5 We found what looked like the biggest serial launcher on Robinhood Chain. 581 launches in 3 days. 563 of them dead. That is roughly one new token every 7 minutes, around the clock. So we traced it. It was not one person. 🧵

1/5 I’ve been doing a lot more networking lately and talking with projects, builders and people who could actually use Ocellus data outside the website. That made one thing obvious. Ocellus needed an API. So I built one. It’s public, free, and live now. 🔌

Ocellus just crossed 100,000 tracked wallets. Every scan, every wallet we track, and every call adds more context to the system. That data helps Ocellus improve how it connects wallets, filters noise, spots patterns, and decides what information is actually worth showing you. The more it sees, the better the reports get.

New Launches and the Screener are not the same thing. New Launches shows you what is happening right now. Fresh launches. Fast curves. Almost bonded tokens. Creator history. The things you want to see when you are looking for something early. The Screener starts where that ends. Once a token has been scanned, you get the deeper side of it: holder concentration, linked wallets, creator exposure, exit cost, whales, smart money, warnings and the evidence behind them. So the difference is simple: Launches helps you find the token. The Screener helps you decide whether it deserves more of your attention.

A lot is happening behind the scenes right now. I’m speaking with different people and exploring a few potential partnerships around Ocellus. There’s an opportunity here for Ocellus to become more than just a scanner. A place where projects are researched, followed and understood, while also producing useful data, content and news around what is being built in the space. My main goal is still simple: bring as many people as possible to the website by making the product genuinely worth using every day. Then comes monetization, but only in a way that does not damage the experience or the retention we are building. Once that foundation is strong, the token utility can grow around something real. A lot of projects start with hype and then struggle to keep up with the promises. With Ocellus, it has been almost the opposite. The product came first. The features kept shipping. The infrastructure kept improving. Now the attention, partnerships and bigger opportunities are starting to follow. A lot is happening, and I’m genuinely happy with how this is developing. The bigger picture is getting clearer every day.

A little incentive to make Calls more interesting. The first eligible user to call a token on Ocellus that goes on to reach 10x from their recorded call price will receive 0.1 ETH, sent directly to the wallet linked to the call. To qualify, you must hold at least $50 worth of $OCELLUS. This is the first of several gamification ideas I want to introduce around Calls, activity and participation on the platform. The goal is simple: get more people using the product, testing the feature, and building a public track record. More coming.