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@Argona7 Argona7 released this 11 Sep 16:24
· 43 commits to main since this release

First public release: the working prototype with one recorded, verified sample.

Run without keys

git clone https://github.com/Argona7/stampede && cd stampede
uv sync && uv run stampede demo          # downloads stampede-demo.sqlite.xz from this release, replays it on :8791
uv run stampede terminal --api-url http://127.0.0.1:8791

Assets

  • stampede-demo.sqlite.xz — the recorded sample (PONS v2, 60 min, 2026-09-10 16:29:57–17:29:57 UTC): 146,329 trades, 33,743 wallets, 87,497 sequences of the 30-minute window (331 direct, 11,833 clean, 75,333 ambiguous — ambiguous rows are listed, never counted), wallet scores from the research backtest, the alert journal. 17 MB, unpacks to 139 MB. stampede demo fetches it automatically; stampede export-demo builds it from your own store.
  • stampede-v5-autopilot.mp4 — the 44-second demo: terminal intro (real Textual renders), then one continuous browser take of the replay at 20×: 3D network build-up, autopilot over the strongest observed routes with evidence cards, RADAR, FLOW. Edit notes: docs/DEMO-V5.md.

What is in the box

  • stampede terminal (Textual): feed of observed sequences, hot rotations, activity sparkline, Radar screen.
  • Web (Vite + React + three.js): RADAR (ranked coins with every score part visible), FLOW (ego network of one coin), MAP (2D/3D scene, evidence rows per route, autopilot).
  • One FastAPI server with a shared replay clock; fixture | replay | live modes; live needs an Alchemy key.
  • Docs: algorithm, coverage, verified examples, radar score, research backtest, development reference.

What it is not

Not proof of money flow between coins, not attribution of addresses to people, not a signal, not a return. Radar thresholds come from a five-hour backtest of one launchpad and describe that sample only. Nothing is sent to the chain.

Tests: 48 pytest, 8 Playwright. Licence: not chosen yet (see README).