A token with ninja reflexes.

Most tokens set their trading limits once, at launch. Reflex has an AI that checks how it is trading every 15 minutes and adjusts them: how much one wallet can buy, how fast you can sell. It can slow trading down. It can never take your tokens or lock you in.

Test a trade Read the rules

Watching the market

Practice trades, checked against the live rules Click to throw one

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Cut down: 0

The market now

01 The scroll 掟書

The rules, right now.

This is everything the token enforces at this moment, in plain words. If a trade breaks one of these, it fails. If it doesn't, it goes through.

Rules in force

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What the AI is thinking

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02 The dojo 道場

Throw a trade at the rules.

Set up any buy or sell and see what the rules in force would do with it. Nothing is bought or sold. The answer comes from the same rules engine the token runs on.

The ruling

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03 The method 仕組み

Watch. Decide. Prove it. Sign.

It watches

On a timer, the AI reads the token's trading: price, how many buys and sells, how big they are.
It decides

If trading has changed, say bots are flipping it or a sell-off has started, it writes new limits. Usually it changes nothing.
It gets tested

Every change is run against practice trades first. If it would trap holders, it is thrown away.
The owner signs

The token's owner approves the change from their phone. Then the new rules are public, on-chain.

The rules live inside the token, not on this website. Solana checks them on every trade, so a trade that breaks one simply fails. Reflex is built on Hooked, which makes tokens like this possible.

04 The code 掟

Four things the AI can never do.

These are checked by code before any change is allowed, not left to the AI's judgement.

Lock you in

Once you have held for 24 hours you can always sell, any hour, any day. A rule may cap how much goes in one trade, but never below 0.05% of supply.

Single anyone out

A rule can't name a wallet. Nobody can be blocked, and nobody gets a pass, the owner included.

Touch your tokens

A rule can only say yes or no to a trade. It can't charge a fee, move tokens or mint new ones.

Shut the door

A new buyer must always be able to get in. Any change that would refuse a small first buy is thrown away.

05 The record 記録

Every check, in its own words.

Each time the AI looks at the market it writes down what it saw and what it did.

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06 Plainly 真実

What's real and what isn't.

The token	…
The AI	…
The owner	Trusted. The owner's wallet signs every rule change and could sign rules the AI never proposed. Whatever is signed is public on the token's Hooked page.
The safety test	Real. Every proposed change is compiled and run against practice trades on Hooked's rules engine, the same one the token uses.
Try a trade	Real answers from that same rules engine. No wallet, no money, nothing sent on-chain.
Market numbers	…
The ninja	A show. The trades flying at him are made up; the limits he checks them against are the rules in force.

Can the rules change while I'm holding?

Yes, that is the point of the token, and it is a risk as well as a feature. What can't change is the code above: whatever the rules become, you can sell once you have held for a day.

Who decides, the AI or a person?

The AI proposes, and its proposals have to pass the safety test. The token's owner signs each change, and the owner's wallet is the only one that can. That means you are trusting the owner to sign only what the AI proposed. Every rule set the token has ever had is public, so anyone can check.

What kind of rules does it write?

Limits on trades: the most one wallet can hold, the biggest single buy or sell, a short wait between buying and selling, and blocks on bots buying in bundles. They only ever say yes or no to a trade.

How do I know a change is coming?

A proposed change shows on this page under “The rules, right now” before it takes effect, and every past change stays in the record.