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WAS and NOW come from one GeckoTerminal pool, in USD. A price check is a reading of public data, not a recommendation: a coin that's down can keep going down.
The weekly circular for Solana coins. WAGMART reads GeckoTerminal's trending and top Solana pools and puts the biggest 24-hour markdowns on the flyer, but only coins that still had real buyers in the last hour. Dead stock stays off the shelf. Paste any coin for a price check. Read-only, nothing to sign.
An animated sale-day scene: sunburst rays, falling price tags and confetti, a price gun stamping the day's real markdowns onto a big shelf tag, and a red starburst with the biggest 24-hour markdown on the flyer. Decorative; every number is also in the circular below.
The burst = the biggest 24h markdown on this week's flyer.
No wallet, no signature, no transaction, nothing to buy from us. WAGMART only reads public GeckoTerminal data and prints it like a sale flyer. The receipt is just a PNG.
Big-box energy, real numbers. WAGMART reads the Solana market from GeckoTerminal and marks it down for you, without touching a wallet.
The biggest 24h markdowns on Solana right now, each on a dashed coupon with its aisle, market cap and volume.
A coin needs $2,500+ volume, 10+ buys in the last hour and real liquidity. No buyers, no flyer.
Paste any coin and get a shelf tag: WAS (its highest high in a named window), NOW and % OFF.
No wallet, no signature, no transaction. Every number is public GeckoTerminal data, named on the tag.
Live from GeckoTerminal: the biggest 24-hour markdowns on Solana that still had shoppers in the last hour. Tap a coupon for a price check. Read-only.
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Shelf rule: 1h volume ≥ $2,500 and 10+ buys in the last hour, $5,000+ liquidity
Stocking the shelves from GeckoTerminal's Solana pools…
Markdown = the pool's 24h price change on GeckoTerminal. Coin images are never shown; names with slurs, links or "claim" pitches stay off the shelf. Tap a coupon for a price check.
Paste any Solana coin. WAGMART reads its pool's candles and prints a shelf tag: WAS (its highest high in the window named on the tag), NOW and % OFF, plus a receipt you can save.
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WAS and NOW come from one GeckoTerminal pool, in USD. A price check is a reading of public data, not a recommendation: a coin that's down can keep going down.
Every few minutes WAGMART reads GeckoTerminal's trending and top Solana pools: price, 24h change, market cap, volume and last-hour buys.
The 24-hour drop becomes the markdown. Biggest markdown first, each on a coupon with its aisle, market cap and volume.
No shoppers, no flyer: a coin needs $2,500+ of volume and 10+ buys in the last hour, with $5,000+ of liquidity in its pool, to make the circular.
Paste any coin. WAGMART reads its candles and prints WAS, NOW and % OFF on a shelf tag and a receipt you can save.
Every number on the flyer and the price tag comes from GeckoTerminal's public API, read in your browser, by these fixed rules. Simple on purpose, so read them before you read the tag.
Thank you for shopping. Come back at the bottom.
The numbers are real: every markdown, price, market cap and volume is what GeckoTerminal's public API returns, read straight from your browser. But WAGMART does nothing on-chain. There's no wallet to connect, nothing to sign, no transaction and nothing to buy from us. The receipt is just a PNG your browser draws.
The coin's 24-hour price change on its pool, as GeckoTerminal reports it. Only coins that are down make the flyer, biggest drop first. It says how far the price fell today, not whether the coin is cheap, good or coming back.
Dead stock stays out. A coin needs at least $2,500 of trading volume and 10+ buys in the last hour, and at least $5,000 of liquidity left in its pool, to make the circular, so the flyer only shows markdowns that still have shoppers. The shelf is also limited to the pools in GeckoTerminal's Solana trending lists and its top pools by 24h volume at the last refresh.
Only when the tag says so. A price check reads one pool's candles from GeckoTerminal at a resolution picked from the pool's age, up to 1,000 candles. If that window covers the pool's whole life, the tag says "since the pool opened". If the pool is older than the window, WAS is the highest high over the window it names, and it is not called an all-time high. Other pools of the same coin (like a pump.fun curve before it graduated) aren't counted.
MGR SPECIAL marks the biggest markdown on the flyer. FRESH MARKDOWN marks the newest pool on it. The aisle is where the coin trades (pump.fun curve, PumpSwap, Raydium, Meteora, Orca or another DEX) plus how long its pool has been open. They're labels from the data, not ratings.
GeckoTerminal's public API: its Solana trending pools (1h, 6h, 24h) and top pools for the flyer, and one pools lookup plus one candle read for each coin you price-check, cached. Calls are paced to its public rate limit, so the flyer refreshes about every three minutes and open tabs share one reading.
No. WAGMART is a parody sale flyer and a memecoin. It isn't affiliated with pump.fun, GeckoTerminal, Walmart or any real retailer, and there's nothing for sale here. The coin images you won't see are on purpose: every product box is our own drawing.
No. WAGMART shows public price and volume data dressed as a sale flyer. It recommends nothing, rates nothing and predicts nothing. A coin that's down can keep going down. $WAG is a memecoin with no intrinsic value or promise of returns.
Yes: $WAG on Solana, launched on pump.fun. The only official contract address is WAGMdEuUVuT674jFvatD4fdTdDeuTaPFrCc5CAh5D8q. WAGMART is free to use and never needs the coin.
This week's circular is live: the biggest markdowns on Solana that still have shoppers. Read-only, nothing to sign.