RECIPES · DO IT END-TO-END

Recipes & Workflows

The rest of the manual explains each tool on its own. This page shows how they work together — complete, start-to-finish plays for the things you'll actually do. Each recipe has a diagram, the steps, and one-tap links to the real pages.

HOW TO READ A RECIPEFollow the diagram left to right, then work the numbered steps. Gold chips jump straight to the live tool. None of this is financial advice — it's a repeatable process for making your own informed decision.

01Vet a token before you touch it

Someone shills a coin. Before you even think about buying, run it through the funnel.

Token addressthe thing you were shilled Rug Checkhome page · instant Baron auditdeep safety read Decidepass · watch · walk away
Workflow · token → rug check → deep audit → decision
  1. Instant screen (free). Paste the token address into Rug Check on the home page. If the top-line verdict already screams danger, you're done. Home →
  2. Deep audit. Take the same token to Baron Samedi for a full behavioral/contract read — honeypot, taxes, ownership, liquidity, holder concentration. Baron →
  3. Context. Is it part of a live narrative, or a fresh hunt? Cross-check the Narratives heatmap and Snake. Narratives → Snake →
  4. Decide. Only now form a view — and size it small if you act at all.
RED FLAGS = STOPHoneypot, un-renounced ownership with mint power, >5–10% in one wallet, or locked/again-unlockable liquidity are walk-away signals no upside justifies.

02Run your first paper trade (zero risk)

Practice the whole loop with fake money before a single real dollar is involved.

Pick a coinsearch any market Chart & Deskread the chart Paper ticketbuy/sell · fake funds Blotter + reviewlearn from the result
Workflow · pick → chart → paper ticket → blotter
  1. Open the Desk. Go to the Chart & Paper Desk, search the coin, and read the chart. Chart & Desk →
  2. Place a paper ticket. Enter a size and hit buy — it's simulated, nothing real is spent.
  3. Watch the blotter. Your open position and P&L update live. Close it when your plan says so.
  4. Compare with MAZAKA. See how the house paper-trader is playing the cycle and what it's learning. MAZAKA →
THE POINTPaper trading builds the habit — entry, size, exit — without tuition paid to the market. Do 10 before you ever risk real money.

03Arm a thesis — and let it watch your reason

The mistake isn't being wrong; it's holding after your reason broke. Brigitte guards that.

Write the thesiswhy you're in Vigil watchesthe reason, not price Set exitsstop + take-profit The Passageif it's a loss
Workflow · thesis → vigil → exits → passage
  1. Write why you're in. In Brigitte, state your thesis in a sentence — the actual reason you bought. Brigitte →
  2. Let the Vigil watch. It tracks whether that reason still holds — not just the price flashing red.
  3. Set your exits. Arm a trailing stop and a take-profit ladder so the plan runs even when you're away.
  4. If it's a loss, walk the Passage. A calm, four-gate loss-interceptor that helps you exit on purpose instead of panic. Open the Passage →
WHY IT WORKSPre-committing your exit and your reason turns a live, emotional decision into a rule you already agreed to when you were calm.

04Find what's moving — safely

From "the whole market" down to a short, vetted shortlist.

Narrativeswhere capital rotates Picksvetted candidates Baron auditsafety gate Shortlistwatch or paper-trade
Workflow · narratives → picks → audit → shortlist
  1. See the rotation. Open the Narratives heatmap to spot where attention and capital are flowing. Narratives →
  2. Get candidates. Check the vetted Picks board for names inside those themes. Picks →
  3. Gate on safety. Run each candidate through Baron before it earns a spot. Baron →
  4. Shortlist, don't FOMO. Park survivors on a watchlist and paper-trade them first (Recipe 02).

05Gut-check a trade with Gede before you buy

A 30-second sanity pass that catches the mistakes you keep repeating.

  1. Describe the trade in plain words. "Buying X because Y, risking Z." Gede →
  2. Read the honest review. Gede flags over-sizing, chasing, thesis-free entries, and revenge trades — before you act.
  3. Let the Ledger learn you. Over time it surfaces your recurring patterns so you can break them.
⚜ MAMAN BRIGITTE"The market will teach you these lessons too — but it charges tuition. Let the agents teach them for free."