The rules behind take, wait and avoid
Avoid: a scoped control failed, for example an active mint permission or a honeypot transfer restriction.
Wait: nothing failed outright, but a required check is unknown, the quote is stale, or projected net reward to risk after fees is below 1.5.
Take: all scoped controls pass, a native-ETH quote is at most 60 seconds old, closed-candle structure is valid and projected net reward to risk is at least 1.5.
Why fees decide many setups
Some V4 pools charge a hook fee on both the buy and the sell. A 1% fee per leg means price must rise roughly 2% before you break even, before gas and price impact. Trade Check uses fee-adjusted outcomes, not gross chart moves.
Freshness
Evidence has a capture time and the decision has an evaluation time. A take from yesterday is not a take today; re-run the analysis before acting.
Questions
Is Trade Check financial advice?
No. It is an automated, rules-based reading of dated evidence. You decide whether and how much to trade.
Why is the saved example a wait?
The dated example has incomplete control coverage, and measured round-trip costs exceed the nearest target's gross upside. Read its evidence timestamp and the specific reasons in the report; a historical simulation is not a live execution quote.
Does it place trades?
No. MemeAssist never connects to your wallet or routes orders on Robinhood Chain.
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