Launch Radar

My Statement Regarding Solada and the Recent Accusations I wasn't planning to speak publicly. I wanted to move on quietly and avoid unnecessary drama. However, after being publicly named a "bad actor" and accused of trying to obtain Solada's code, I feel it's necessary to defend my reputation. Let's clarify what actually happened. From day one, I was helping Beastives improve Solada by identifying bugs, reporting issues, and suggesting solutions, often before problems became noticeable to the public. He even offered me a position, which I initially declined. When I later agreed to help independently, I specifically asked him to remove any private keys or sensitive information before sharing code. The only code he ever shared was related to quote functionality. I never had access to Solada's database, private keys, or complete codebase. Regarding my sniper bot: I've been a sniper long before Solada existed, and I'll always be one. Sniping is common across memecoin launchpads like Pump.fun and Snek.fun. Being a sniper doesn't automatically make someone a scammer. I've developed my own trading tools and infrastructure independently for years. My sniper was built entirely with my own code. I never needed Solada's private code to build it, and helping Beastives was never about obtaining it. Where things went wrong: I accidentally sent Beastives the frontend file of my independent sniper. I panicked and initially described it as something else. That was my mistake, and I take responsibility for it. I understand why it raised suspicion, but handling something poorly doesn't automatically mean having malicious intentions. Regarding the AI report: Beastives analyzed my frontend using Claude AI, not an independent developer as he publicly claimed. The AI flagged my website as a potential scam/security risk because it accepts wallet seed phrases. But the AI was analyzing MY independent sniper website, NOT Solada's platform. Those seed phrases were intended for my own burner wallets to sign and execute trades. I acknowledge the security concerns with that implementation, but an AI warning about my application isn't proof that I was attempting to steal Solada users' wallets. I never accessed Solada's user wallets or private information, nor did I attempt to collect anyone else's seeds. Regarding the sabotage accusations: I have never attempted to attack Solada, drain liquidity, steal funds, or sabotage the platform. I have nothing to do with the alleged attacks or technical incidents mentioned in the announcement. Something worth mentioning: Since I left Solada's Discord, I've noticed reports of slower performance, broken features, and ongoing technical issues. I'm not claiming my departure caused them, but I was regularly helping behind the scenes, sometimes every hour, identifying bugs and suggesting fixes without accessing any private code. It's disappointing to have contributed so much of my own time, only to be publicly portrayed as someone trying to bring the platform down. I even voluntarily joined a video call with Beastives and offered to verify my identity to establish trust. When he contacted me again privately, I was met with insults and harsh accusations despite trying to explain myself. Final thoughts: I acknowledge my mistake in sending the file and explaining it poorly. But I strongly reject being labeled a scammer, thief, or malicious actor. I've spent years building in the Cardano ecosystem, investing my own time and resources into independent projects. I know more about certain things that happened behind the scenes than I've chosen to share publicly. But out of respect for the people involved and the platform itself, I'm choosing to remain silent about those matters. I'm not here to expose anyone, involve others, or create drama. I'm simply defending my reputation. Being a sniper doesn't make me a bad actor. Making a mistake doesn't make me a scammer. I'll continue building and contributing to Cardano, just as I've always done. This is all I'll say for now. 🤝