
Narrative intelligence for spotting tomorrow’s attention while it’s still invisible Backed by @SuperteamUK
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hastur retweeted
Pulse update
118 narratives moved from Early (barely any views) → Outbreak (ridiculously viral) over the past 7 days
Tracked by hastur Pulse
Pulse update
118 narratives moved from Early (barely any views) → Outbreak (ridiculously viral) over the past 7 days
Tracked by hastur Pulse
hastur retweeted
Dacity was at $1.19M market cap when hastur found the narrative on Oct 16.
$17M later.
30 days of data showing how Early-stage narratives developed over time.
The numbers are starting to speak for themselves.
Interesting data from the last 30 days.
1103 out of 2003 narratives hastur picked up in the “Early” stage, when they basically had zero views, ended up reaching “Outbreak” which is our final lifecycle stage in terms of virality.
That means there’s already a >50% chance that something you’re seeing in Early goes on to become ridiculously viral. If you include the ones that move into “Forming” too, then basically almost everything showing up in Early has some mathematical reason for being there suggesting it’s likely to get more attention than it has right now.
This is the edge we were talking about: You’re not looking at trending stuff you’re looking at emerging subjects that have a real tendency to become much bigger than they currently are, way before everyone else sees it.
Security Notice: Infrastructure Successfully Patched
We have successfully updated the backend runtime environments for Frontier Tech Hub & hastur to the latest secure versions. This resolves the recent critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities announced for PHP and Node.js.
All systems have been fully audited, patched, and verified as secure, and no user data or services were impacted.
hastur retweeted
Replying to @solana_sailor @colosseum @solana @crabbylions @superteam @solana_devs @SolanaFloor @solanamobile @rajgokal @toly @vibhu
i found hastur!!! @gethastur
Bankroll was at $200k market cap when hastur found the narrative on Oct 6.
$11M today.
The first signs are always quiet.
50 days ago this was an idea. Now trenchers are using it.
Less theory, more proof.
See what changed👇
Every founder, brand and investor in the world wants to know what people will care about next.
Web3 is just the starting point, never the end goal.
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We built something special for the trenches.
Memecoin research is completely broken. By the time a narrative hits your timeline, you're already late, or you're buying a bot-botted vampire clone contract.
So my team and I built the solution: an AI-powered narrative intelligence engine that anchors viral internet velocity directly to verified on-chain contracts.
The team:
• @AmdelGoesGlobal (CEO): 3 years in the trenches designing fair token distribution and launches.
• @SevenOnChain_ (Advisor): Veteran GTM scaling strategist across both web2 & web3.
• @pinkprintersol (Advisor): Hardcore trencher and seasoned memecoin launcher.
• Me (CTO): Architecting the algos and training the AI agents mapping human attention data in real time.
backed by @SuperteamUK built for @colosseum
We went looking for answers and found a better question @colosseum
hastur retweeted
Tell me you recognise this UI lol
Except now instead of: new pairs → final stretch → migrated
You get: early → forming → outbreak
Difference is we’re not tracking coins, we’re tracking narratives virality journey from like 20 views all the way to 2M views
hastur retweeted
Funny because this is pretty much the frustration that started hastur.
I wasn’t trying to start a company. I’d just been in the trenches doing the same thing: finding narratives, researching them for hours then thinking why didn’t I see this earlier?
At some point I stopped asking, “what’s forming right now?” and started asking “what was going on before this even became a narrative?”
That kinda changed how I saw the whole market. I stopped caring as much about where attention was and started watching where it was heading.
Turns out that’s a pretty useful edge when you live in the trenches.


















