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# Glossary

## Confluence

Tracked-wallet attention around a token inside a time window.

## Packet

A saved evidence object created from a scan or observation. Packets are used for future comparison and audits.

## Operator Read

The user-facing explanation of the latest packet or scan.

## Prime

A high-priority confluence tier.

## Early Watch

A lower-market-cap exception allowed only when wallet quality is strong.

## Pre-Bond

A token state where reliable post-bond market/liquidity structure is not confirmed.

## Tracked Wallet

A public wallet address watched by Dopameme because its behavior may provide useful market context.

## Market Cap Floor

The minimum market-cap policy used to keep very low-cap noise off the user-facing board.

## Suppressed

Seen by the system but hidden from the main user-facing board by policy.


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