meme-rush

name	meme-rush
description	Live launchpad feed + AI hot topics for meme tokens. (1) meme-rush: real-time lifecycle feed on launchpads (Pump.fun, Four.meme) — brand-new launches, currently-finalizing / bonding-curve tokens, and just-migrated-to-DEX tokens; filter by dev behavior, age, market cap. (2) topic-rush: AI-detected hot market narratives with the associated tokens ranked by inflow. Use for: "new pump.fun launches", "what just migrated", "currently bonding", "hot narratives", "what topic is pumping right now", "live launchpad feed", "AI hot topics".
metadata	{"author":"binance-web3-team","version":"2.0"}

Meme Rush Skill

Overview

Two rank feeds fronted by one CLI: meme-rush (launchpad lifecycle tracking) and topic-rush (AI hot-topic discovery with associated tokens). The CLI owns URL, method, JSON encoding, timeout, and upstream error mapping — the agent only picks the subcommand and fills the filter JSON.

When to Use This Skill

User intent	Command
New / finalizing / migrated meme tokens on a launchpad	meme-rush
AI-generated market hot topics and their associated tokens	topic-rush

Supported Chains

Chain	chainId	Supported on
BSC	56	meme-rush, topic-rush
Solana	CT_501	meme-rush, topic-rush
Base	8453	meme-rush

How to Call APIs

node <skill-dir>/scripts/cli.mjs meme-rush '{"chainId":"CT_501","rankType":10,"limit":20}'
node <skill-dir>/scripts/cli.mjs topic-rush '{"chainId":"CT_501","rankType":10,"sort":10,"asc":false}'

Commands

Command	Purpose	Required args	Example
meme-rush	Launchpad token lifecycle ranking (new / finalizing / migrated)	chainId, rankType	node <skill-dir>/scripts/cli.mjs meme-rush '{"chainId":"CT_501","rankType":10,"limit":20}'
topic-rush	AI-generated hot topics with associated tokens	chainId, rankType, sort	node <skill-dir>/scripts/cli.mjs topic-rush '{"chainId":"CT_501","rankType":10,"sort":10}'

Optional filters for meme-rush (all min/max pairs): progress, tokenAge, holders, liquidity, volume, marketCap, count{,Buy,Sell}, holders{Top10,Dev,Sniper,Insider}Percent, bundlerHoldingPercent, newWalletHoldingPercent, bnHoldingPercent, {bn,kol,pro}Holders, devMigrateCount, globalFee; plus keywords, excludes, limit (max 200), protocol[], devPosition, devBurnedToken, excludeDevWashTrading, excludeInsiderWashTrading, exclusive, paidOnDexScreener, pumpfunLiving, cmcBoost, pairAnchorAddress[], tokenSocials.atLeastOne, tokenSocials.socials[]. See references/cli.md for type and semantics of each field.

Optional filters for topic-rush: asc (boolean), keywords, topicType, tokenSizeMin/Max, netInflowMin/Max.

Rules

• meme-rush rankType enum — stage of the token's launchpad lifecycle:
  • 10 = New (freshly created, still on bonding curve)
  • 20 = Finalizing (bonding curve nearly complete, about to migrate)
  • 30 = Migrated (just migrated to DEX)
• topic-rush rankType enum — topic freshness:
  • 10 = Latest (newest hot topics)
  • 20 = Rising (rising topics, all-time-high inflow between $1k–$20k)
• topic-rush sort enum: 10 = create time, 20 = net inflow. Default to sort=10 when the user does not specify a sort preference.
• Only chainId and rankType are required for meme-rush; all other parameters are optional filters. topic-rush additionally requires sort.
• Percentage fields are pre-formatted — progress, holder %, devSellPercent, taxRate, priceChange, priceChange24h are already strings like "42.5", so append % directly when displaying; do NOT multiply by 100.
• Icon URL prefix: icon is a relative path returned by upstream; prepend https://bin.bnbstatic.com before rendering. tokenList[].icon in topic-rush responses follows the same rule.
• taxRate visibility: for protocol=2001 (Four.meme) taxRate only appears on the Migrated list; for protocol=2002 (Flap) it appears on all lists.
• Protocol codes (1001–2002) map to specific launchpads (Pump.fun, Moonit, Pump AMM, Raydium V4/CPMM/CLMM, BONK, Dynamic BC, Moonshot, Jup Studio, Bags, Believer, Meteora DAMM V2 / Pools, Orca, Four.meme, Flap). See for the full table.

Full CLI Reference

See references/cli.md for per-subcommand invocations, full parameter tables (all filter fields, holder-distribution filters, dev & launch filters), return-field tables (core, trade counts, holder distribution, dev & migration, tags & flags, social links, AI narrative, topic + tokenList), and real response samples.