"Snipers are wallets that buy in the very first block. If they hold a big share, they can sell straight into your buy. Here they hold 22%. Would you still go in?"
one concept, then a check-inWhy it exists
Nine in ten launches go to zero. Still, the market rarely beats you on its own. A few habits do it, trade after trade, and nobody points at them. tilt reads your wallet, names each habit, and puts a price on it.
How it works
Paste a wallet
Drop in the address you trade from. tilt pairs every buy with its sell, then takes each token apart: the deployer's history, bundled supply, snipers, the first fifty holders.
Get a cause for every loss
Each red trade gets one reason, built only from what you could have seen before you bought. Habits become leaks with a SOL figure: chased the pump, held through the deployer's exit, sized up after a loss.
Drill on launches that happened
Real launches paused five minutes in, chosen around your weak spots. Make the call, then watch how it played out. Spaced repetition, a skill map, and a calibration score that checks whether your confidence is earned.
Keep a coach that remembers
Your lessons, your rules and the way you like feedback stay put. Repeat a mistake and it notices, with the figure attached.
Cause: you bought after the deployer sold. Fourth time this week: 0.82 SOL.
The deployer still holds. Buy?
Lead with the count. Keep it short. Check that it landed.
Straight from the chain
Coaching at your level
Same coach.
Your language.
"Five of your eight red trades this week came after the deployer exited: 1.2 SOL. Your rule from now on: check the deployer first. If they've sold, you pass."
your data, one leak, one rule"n=52, expectancy -0.04 SOL, win rate 38%, payoff 0.8. Entries under 60 s carry the whole drawdown. Drop them for 30 trades and re-check the sign."
numbers first, then the cutStop paying
for the same lesson.
Paste the wallet you trade from and get your first review in about a minute. tilt only reads: it never trades, never signs, never touches your keys.