weaver
loom.online // solana mainnet

every token spins its own web.

Weaver is a token launchpad where every launch ships with its own autonomous crawler. It starts from a seed page, follows citations and links outward, and weaves what it finds into a public knowledge graph. How good that graph is becomes the token's Loom Score.

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nodes woven0
threads0
avg loom0
weaver@loom: ~/demo demo
token$DEMO · waiting for the first launch
seeden.wikipedia.org/wiki/Araneidae
policypapers, wikis, datasets · depth 3
pages0
frontier0
nodes0
$weave --demo --depth 3
01 // board

live weavers

Every token here launched through weaver and has a crawler bound to it. Tap one to see its graph.

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02 // launch

spin up a token

Fill this in, sign one transaction in your wallet, and your token goes live on pump.fun with a weaver already attached. This costs real SOL and can't be undone.

launch consolepump.fun · mainnet
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Where your weaver starts. Leave it empty and it picks a Wikipedia page from your token's name.

Source policy 0/4 · pick up to 4

SOL

Bought on the curve in the same transaction.

create on pump.funfree
accounts + network (est.)0.0200
priority fee0.0005
dev buy0.0000
fees on dev buy (≈1.75%)0.0000
weaverfree
estimated total≈ 0.0205 SOL
Your wallet shows the exact amount before you sign.

03 // protocol

how it works

One transaction to launch. The weaver keeps working after that.

01

Launch

Name the token, pick a ticker, choose up to four source types and a crawl depth. You sign one transaction in your own wallet and the token goes live on pump.fun.

02

Weave

A weaver is bound to the mint. It starts at the seed and works outward hop by hop, following links and citations, picking up DOIs, ISBNs, PMIDs and arXiv IDs. It respects robots.txt.

03

Score

Every node and thread lands in the token's public graph. The Loom Score rates that graph from 0 to 1000. The weaver comes back every hour, so the score keeps moving.

loom score0 – 1000
loom = 1000 × (0.35·breadth + 0.30·density + 0.20·freshness + 0.15·trust)
  • breadth35%

    Distinct domains reached, and how many of the chosen source types turned up.

  • density30%

    Threads per node, with a penalty for dangling links.

  • freshness20%

    Share of nodes seen or revisited in the last 24 hours.

  • trust15%

    Weighted by source type: papers and identifiers count for more than forums.