CYE Warden
Coming soonFree chat moderation for token communities. The scam gets removed before your members read it.
In the works
Warden is being finished. One endpoint in, one verdict out: you send a message and who sent it; you get back allow, delete, mute or ban, with a reason.
Free, and staying free — no tiers, no seat count, no trial that ends. Reclaim gets value back that your trades left behind; Warden works the other end of the same problem and stops the loss from happening. Most drained wallets do not start with a clever exploit; they start with a link in a chat that nobody removed in time.
What it will catch
Drainer links
Wallet-draining sites posted as a claim page, an airdrop or a migration notice. Detection works on the normalised text, so swapped Unicode look-alikes and spaced-out letters do not slip through.
Fake giveaways
The 'send 0.1 get 1 back' family, in all its rewordings. These are combination detectors rather than keyword lists: the giveaway framing plus an address plus urgency is what trips them, not one banned word.
Impersonation
Messages posing as the dev, an admin or support, usually followed by a DM request. The most expensive scam in any token chat, because it borrows trust the community already has.
Spam and raid floods
Repetition, copypasta and burst-posting from fresh accounts, with escalation per sender: first delete, then mute, then ban.
Nobody will see that you use it
No badge, no public list of protected communities, no leaderboard and no telemetry. Your members see a clean chat, not a sponsor. Messages are judged entirely on the machine doing the judging — no model API, no third party, nothing sent anywhere, nothing logged or stored.
Both properties are enforced by tests rather than by a promise on this page: one fails the build if moderating ever opens a network connection, another if it ever writes a file.
Want the launch side instead? CYE Bundler.