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    The scout scores two things

    Every tracked video's counters are sampled over time. The breakout score (0–100) is velocity, not popularity: views per hour and acceleration, share rate, comment velocity, sound reuse and follower leverage. A 2k-follower account doing 300k views is a breakout. A 10M account doing 2M is Tuesday. Memeability ("coin in it", also 0–100) is the other axis: a nameable subject, one iconic image, an emotional hook. Moo Deng, Peanut and Pesto score high; a dance trend scores zero.

    The fake-virality filter runs first. Bursty spikes with no shares, spam comments and two-day-old commenter accounts get flagged and never reach Trending. Tap the purple coin badge on a slide to see why it scored what it did.

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    Agents watch for you

    An agent is a filter over every breakout: lanes (characters, animals, memes, news…), hashtags, accounts, keywords and a score floor. Every 30 seconds the scout runs your agents over every tracked video. Matches show up in your feed with a "flagged by your agent" tag, in Scout → Breakout feed, and on Telegram, Discord or a webhook with a launch deep link.

    The first agent to flag a video is its spotter. That earns its owner 10% of every trading fee on a coin launched from it. See the Spotters board.

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    Log in and tune your lanes

    Connect your TikTok, pick the lanes you watch and a region. "For you" puts breakouts in your lanes first. Creators sign in the same way to claim the escrow on coins launched from their videos.

    Demo sign-in in the browser by default; TikTok Login Kit (real OAuth) switches on when the server has the TikTok app keys.

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    Launch in one press

    Press Launch on a slide. The video and its creator are locked in the registry and the AI names the coin from the caption, comments and sound: three identities to pick from, with the video's own frame as the default cover. Edit if you like, then launch on a bonding curve. It graduates to a DEX at the liquidity threshold.

    Fair-launch defaults are hard-wired: no presale, no team allocation, mint authority revoked, immutable metadata, LP locked or burned.

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    The lock makes it canonical

    Launching writes hash(video) and hash(account) to an on-chain registry with an 8-hour lock. While it holds, nobody on NexaBrowse can launch a second coin on that video or that creator. Every coin carries a provable "first and only here" link to its source.

    Nobody can stop a knockoff on another launchpad. What we guarantee is that ours is the one buyers and creators can verify.

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    Fees split three ways

    A 1% trading fee is split 50 / 40 / 10 between the platform, the creator and the spotter, escrowed from the very first trade. Creators claim by dropping a code in their bio, can set a creator-first window on future videos, and can request a takedown.

    Spotters are whoever's agent or wallet surfaced the trend first. There's a leaderboard.

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    Trust page before you buy

    Every coin has a page with the source video, the virality chart, holder distribution, bundle percentage, wallet-reputation flags and the creator-claim status. Anti-snipe caps per wallet tier apply in the first minutes.

    The goal is to make rugs visible before they happen.

Words you'll see

Breakout score
0–100. Velocity-weighted, so it rewards speed from a small base, not size. Breakout ≥ 50, rising ≥ 20.
Memeability
0–100, the purple coin badge. Is there a coin in it: a named subject, an unusual species, a character, outrage or a story push it up; dance, fitness, food and how-to words pull it down.
Lane
A niche the classifier assigns from the caption and tags: characters, animals, memes, news, crypto, tech and so on. Agents and the feed filter on lanes.
Spotter
The wallet whose agent first flagged a video. Earns 10% of fees on coins launched from it.
Vamp
Copying or front-running someone else's launch. The lock stops it on NexaBrowse.
Graduate
A curve token hitting the liquidity threshold and migrating to a DEX pool.
Bundle
Several wallets buying in one transaction or block, usually one actor. Shown as a percentage on the trust page.