How to use Anceta, and how to install it.

1. 1

   Make an account

   On Sign up, with your email and a password of 12 characters or more. Google and Solana or Ethereum wallets work too; a wallet account adds an email later.

2. 2

   Confirm your email

   A 6-digit code arrives in your inbox. Type it on the page. The code lasts 10 minutes; ask for a new one if it has gone.

3. 3

   Choose your plan

   Base is free: the web app and the extension, 5 seconds behind. Pro is instant, with every check. Nothing opens until a plan is chosen; switch any time from Plans and billing.

4. 4

   Open the panel, add RugUAV

   The panel is the web app. For the extension, see RugUAV below: add it to Chrome and press Sign in with Anceta.

• Feed

  Every new coin as it is sequenced, newest first, with its genome strand, its risk score and its family. Filter it to clean coins or to rugs, show or hide the hidden ones, and hover a row for the genome card.

• Coin page

  One coin in full: its score and what it is built on, its genes, its closest relatives and how they ended, its family, the launch bundle trace (who bought in the launch window, who funded them, what they sold), holders, authorities, and its own network.

• Trending

  The coins trading most over the last minutes or hours, with their activity, their reading and the few that show the fewest red flags.

• Network

  A day, a week or a month of coins drawn as a lineage: each coin linked to the earlier coin it most resembles. Pick any date; hover a node for the coin.

• Families

  Groups of coins that share the same recipe over time, each under a neutral codename, with how many rugged and how many survived.

• Wallets and crews

  The wallets behind today's launches: creators, launch buyers, funders, and the crews that act together across launches. Open any wallet for its record and its map.

• Stats

  Today, this week and all time: coins sequenced, rugs and survivors, how fast rugs happen, and what the brain gets right.

• Search

  Paste a mint, a wallet address, a name or a ticker in the bar at the top: coins, wallets, families and crews answer.

Speed, by plan

On Base the feed and the wallet tracker are sent every 5 seconds; on Pro each coin appears the instant it launches. Everything else in the web app is the same on both plans.

Install it

1. 1

   Add RugUAV to Chrome

   From the Chrome Web Store, with the button below. It works in Chrome and in browsers built on it (Brave, Edge, Arc, Opera). Open the store page.

2. 2

   Press Sign in with Anceta

   In the extension's window. It opens anceta.com, you sign in (or you already are), and the extension connects to your account by itself: nothing to copy, no key to paste.

3. 3

   Set your risk line

   In the extension's settings, the score above which a coin is hidden from your list. Start where the default puts it; move it as you learn how you read coins.

4. 4

   Open Axiom, padre.gg or GMGN

   Trade as usual. Each new pair carries its score on the row; the ones over your line leave the list; one click opens the full read.

What it shows

• Rates every coin as it appears

  Each new pair gets its risk score, rug-risk estimate and flags from Anceta's cloud, right on the platform you trade on.

• Hides coins over your line

  Set your risk threshold once. Coins above it disappear from the list the moment they are rated, so you never have to scroll past them.

• Checks the website and X

  Whether the coin's website and X account actually name its contract address, and how quickly they answer.

• Traces the launch bundle

  Which wallets bought in the launch window, who funded them, and how much of it has already been sold.

By plan, in the extension

• Base, free

  The web app and the extension, 5 seconds behind, without the website, X and tech checks. Needs a confirmed email, no card.

• Pro, monthly

  Instant everywhere, with every check. By card it renews each month until you cancel; in USDC or SOL it is one month at a time, with a reminder before it ends.

• Custom

  For teams and builders: advanced API access to the whole network, with your own keys and limits set for you. Priced per use. See the API section below.

Paying by card

Cards go through Stripe; Anceta never sees the number. Pro renews by itself every month. If a renewal fails, Stripe retries for a few days while your access continues; a note tells you to update the card. Cancel any time from Payment and cards: Pro runs to the end of the month already paid, then your account is on Base.

Paying in crypto

USDC or SOL on Solana, straight from your wallet to Anceta's: scan the code with a phone wallet or pay with a desktop one. A payment buys one month of Pro and never renews by itself; a notification and an email come 3 days before it ends and the day before. Nothing is ever taken automatically.

• Profile

  A picture (PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF or AVIF, up to 6 MB; it is redrawn as a small square and nothing else of the file is kept) and an optional username. Without a picture, the first two letters of your email.

• Ways to sign in

  Email and password, Google, Solana and Ethereum wallets. Keep two, so one can be lost; the last one can't be removed.

• Two-step sign-in

  A 6-digit code from an authenticator app on top of your password, with 10 backup codes shown once. Changing the password signs every other session out.

• Sessions

  Every browser with your account open, with its address and when it was last active. Sign the others out if one is not yours.

• Notifications

  Payments due and made, your plan starting or ending, a failed card, the extension not yet connected, two-step still off, your affiliate earnings. The count sits on your bubble.

• Delete the account

  From the danger zone: the account, its sign-ins, wallets, keys and plan go at once; a card plan is cancelled. Payment records stay for 7 years, as tax law asks.

1. 1

   Pick a name

   On Affiliate: 3 to 10 letters or digits. It becomes your link, anceta.com/?=YourName.

2. 2

   Share it anywhere

   Any page works: add ?=YourName to a research page or the pricing page. Copy, X and Telegram buttons are on your dashboard.

3. 3

   Watch the funnel

   Clicks, visitors, sign-ups, paying customers, and every commission with where it stands; day by day over 30 or 90 days.

4. 4

   Get paid

   In USDC on Solana, to the wallet you set, once US$50 is payable.

Keys

A Custom account makes its keys on the account page (up to 5 live at a time, revoke any). Send a key as a bearer token on every request. Keys start with anc_; keep them server-side, never in a page.

curl https://anceta.com/v1/coins?filter=clean&limit=20 \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer anc_your_key_here"

Endpoints

curl -N https://anceta.com/v1/stream \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer anc_your_key_here"

retry: 3000
event: hello
data: {"lastEventAt":1793973000000,"eventsPerMinute":31,"mode":"instant"}

event: coin
data: {"coin":{"mint":"…","name":"…","symbol":"…","firstSeenAt":1793973001234,"latestScore":0.82,…},…}

Limits and errors

• Requests a minute

  Set with your plan, per account (every key together), coin pictures apart. Every answer carries x-ratelimit-limit, x-ratelimit-remaining and x-ratelimit-reset; over the limit, 429 RATE_LIMITED with retry-after.

• Daily and monthly caps

  When your plan has them: 429 DAILY_CAP (resets at midnight UTC) or MONTHLY_CAP. Your account page shows where you stand today and this month.

• Live connections

  Set with your plan: how many /v1/stream connections at once (429 CONNECTIONS_CAP past it). One connection carries every coin; fan it out on your side.

• Allowed addresses

  If your plan names your servers' addresses, a key from anywhere else gets 403 IP_NOT_ALLOWED. Keys stay server-side.

• 401 · 402 · 403

  401 REVOKED when a key is revoked; 402 API_PLAN_REQUIRED when the account is not on the Custom plan; 403 API_SUSPENDED while access is suspended. Each says what to do.

• You are told

  A change to your terms, a suspension, a revoked key or the plan's end shows in your notifications, with the reason when there is one.

• The risk score

  A 0–100 reading from Anceta's brain, trained on coins that rugged and coins that survived. It says how much a launch resembles the ones that ended badly; it is not a prediction for this coin.

• Relatives and families

  Coins whose genome is highly similar, and groups of them over time. "Highly similar to coins that rugged" is what Anceta says; it never calls a coin or a person a scam.

• Outcomes

  Rug or survivor, decided by what happened on the chain after the watch period, with the time it was seen. Facts keep the time they were observed; an earlier reading is never rewritten.

• Not financial advice

  Pattern analysis, not financial advice. Similar coins can behave differently. No price targets, no returns.

Words are defined in the glossary; the numbers behind Anceta are published in Anceta Research.

Write to [email protected] from the address on your account. A bug? Say which page, what you did, and what you saw; a screenshot helps. We answer within 5 business days, usually much sooner.