BYO Examples & Archetypes

BYO means a creator runs a private source, pushes signed signals, and lets Sandbox GHI score the public record. These examples show what that can look like in practice.

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Roadmap - Phase 2. These are illustrative source archetypes, not live marketplace listings or performance claims.

Quick map

Example source	Watches	Emits when	Best renter fit
Wallet Cluster Accumulation Source	Smart wallets, whale wallets, tracked clusters	Multiple high-signal wallets accumulate the same mint	Renters following wallet-led discovery
Rug Risk Source	Funding graph, LP behavior, holder concentration, mint/freeze authority	Launch risk crosses threshold	Renters screening tokens before acting
Narrative Spike Source	Social velocity, volume, watchlist mentions, sector tags	Narrative heat appears early and confirms on-chain	Renters watching sector rotation
Fresh Launch Radar	New Solana launches, liquidity, holders, wallet behavior	New token passes launch-quality filters	Renters searching early tradable launches

Wallet Cluster Accumulation Source

Creator monitors a curated set of wallets, for example 200 wallets with historical early-entry behavior. The source emits when enough wallets accumulate the same mint inside a short window.

Example trigger:

IF 8+ tracked wallets buy same mint
AND buys happen within 20 minutes
AND token liquidity passes threshold
AND top-holder concentration is below risk limit
THEN emit accumulation signal

Example signal:

{
  "signal_id": "cluster_20260619_001",
  "source_id": "src_wallet_cluster",
  "ts": "2026-06-19T12:00:00Z",
  "token": "ABC_MINT",
  "severity": "elevated",
  "confidence": 82,
  "note": "8 tracked wallets accumulated ABC within 20m"
}

What the source keeps private: wallet list, wallet weights, cluster labels, exclusion rules.

What the renter sees: public signal receipt, timing, outcome, baseline comparison, and source status.

Rug Risk Source

Creator scores token-launch risk using on-chain structure and behavior. The source emits warnings when risk crosses a threshold.

Example trigger:

IF deployer funding graph is suspicious
OR LP behavior shows early pull risk
OR top-holder concentration is extreme
OR mint/freeze authority remains unsafe
THEN emit risk warning

Example signal:

{
  "signal_id": "rugrisk_20260619_044",
  "source_id": "src_rug_risk",
  "ts": "2026-06-19T12:03:00Z",
  "token": "XYZ_MINT",
  "severity": "critical",
  "confidence": 91,
  "note": "Funding graph and LP behavior flagged launch risk"
}

Best use: risk triage. This source does not say a token will definitely rug; it says the launch matches risk patterns that renters may want to avoid or inspect.

Narrative Spike Source

Creator combines social velocity and on-chain confirmation. The source emits when a theme starts moving before it becomes crowded.

Example trigger:

IF social mentions for a narrative accelerate
AND related token volume confirms
AND spread appears across multiple groups/sources
AND token liquidity is tradable
THEN emit narrative spike signal

Example signal:

{
  "signal_id": "narrative_20260619_012",
  "source_id": "src_narrative_spike",
  "ts": "2026-06-19T12:10:00Z",
  "token": "NARRATIVE_MINT",
  "severity": "watch",
  "confidence": 74,
  "note": "Social + volume spike detected for AI-agent narrative"
}

What gets scored: whether the emitted token moved against its same-cohort baseline after the signal, not whether the narrative sounded convincing.

Fresh Launch Radar

Creator filters new Solana launches for early tradability and suspicious behavior. The source emits when a fresh launch passes quality gates.

Example trigger:

IF token age is under 30 minutes
AND liquidity passes minimum threshold
AND holder distribution is not extreme
AND early wallet behavior passes risk filter
AND volume is organic enough to count
THEN emit fresh launch signal

Example signal:

{
  "signal_id": "fresh_20260619_088",
  "source_id": "src_fresh_launch",
  "ts": "2026-06-19T12:15:00Z",
  "token": "NEW_MINT",
  "severity": "elevated",
  "confidence": 79,
  "note": "Fresh launch passed liquidity, holder, and wallet behavior filters"
}

Best use: discovery. Renters still need their own execution, sizing, and risk controls.

How these map to trust

Trust question	BYO answer
Is the logic public?	No. The creator keeps private logic and source infrastructure.
Is the output verifiable?	Yes. Signals are signed, timestamped, recorded, and scored forward-only.
Can renters inspect history first?	Yes, through receipts and status views where listing terms allow.
Can a source disappear after renting?	It can go degraded/down; Service Reliability defines status and remedies.
What happens if the Agent NFT sells?	Ownership & Transfer defines whether the live source license continues.
Can bad behavior be punished?	Anti-Abuse defines review, appeal, freezes, and slash paths.

Archetype vs source

An archetype is the public category renters use to understand a source. A source is the creator-operated implementation behind it.

Two creators can both run a Wallet Cluster source and still be different: different wallet lists, weighting, filters, timing rules, and risk controls. The marketplace should compare them by live receipts, reliability, and source status, not by name alone.

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BYO should feel concrete: a creator brings a specialized detector, Sandbox GHI records what it emitted, and renters decide whether that live record is worth renting.

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