On February 12th, Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, the founder of Binance, sent crypto traders into a frenzy when he started asking how memecoins work. Was it as simple as posting a picture of his dog and letting the internet do the rest?

The speculation immediately ignited traders and degens, who began bracing for what seemed like an inevitable CZ-backed memecoin launch.

Then came February 13th. At 8PM Dubai time, as promised, CZ dropped multiple pictures of his Belgian Malinois, Broccoli, along with a heartfelt story about his journey. But there was no contract address. No official memecoin. Just Broccoli

The Aftermath: The Memecoin Gold Rush Begins

With no official CZ-backed token, the memecoin casino opened for business. Within seconds, degens flooded Pump.fun, Solana’s top memecoin launchpad, racing to create the first “official” $BROCCOLI token. The speed of the reaction was astounding:

⏱ 8:12PM – CZ drops the picture of Broccoli.
⏱ 8:12PM - 8:13PM – The first memecoin contract appears on Pump.fun.

⏱ 8:13PM - Solexys spits out the first rug pull alert (writer is 2h behind Dubai time hence the 6:13 timestamp)

⏱ By 9:00PM, there were dozens of Broccoli tokens being launched across Solana.

But while traders were rushing in hoping to strike gold, something else was happening: a wave of rug pulls.

How Solexys AI Handled the CZ Memecoin Frenzy

While the market was fixated on CZ’s tweets, Solexys AI was already working in the background, scanning new memecoins, tracking liquidity movements, and detecting fraudulent activity before most traders even had time to click "Buy."

At 8:13PM, just one minute after the first Broccoli token launched, Solexys flagged the token as a potential rug pull in its Alerts Chat.

💡 What did Solexys see?
🚩 Suspicious Developer Wallet Activity – The contract deployer held a disproportionate amount of supply.
🚩 Liquidity Risks – The liquidity was completely controlled by one wallet, meaning a dev drain was imminent.
🚩 Artificial Volume & Wallet Clusters – The early transactions were highly concentrated, a classic sign of insider manipulation.

Over the next several minutes, more Broccoli tokens flooded the market, and every few minutes, Solexys issued another rug pull alert. By the time casual traders realized what was happening, Solexys users already had an edge—knowing which Broccoli tokens to avoid and which ones had potential staying power.

Why This Matters for Traders

📉 Before Solexys, traders were at the mercy of blind speculation.
🔍 Now, they have an AI agent actively scanning new memecoins in real time.

💡 How Solexys Protects Traders from Rug Pulls:
✔ Real-Time Contract & Liquidity Analysis – As soon as a memecoin is launched, Solexys assesses its structure, ownership, and liquidity locks.
✔ Early Detection of Dev Wallets & Insider Dumps – Tracks how initial supply is distributed and flags contracts where devs control liquidity.
✔ Multi-Hop Transaction Monitoring – Solexys identifies hidden wallet connections that could indicate coordinated rug pulls.
✔ Mempool & Smart Order Flow Tracking – Sees where the next transactions are going before they settle on-chain.

🚀 For traders in the high-risk world of Pump.fun, Solexys AI is the ultimate weapon—keeping them one step ahead while others blindly gamble.

The Future of Memecoin Trading is AI-Powered

CZ’s Broccoli saga proves one thing: the memecoin market moves faster than human reaction time. By the time most traders realize a scam is happening, it’s too late.

With Solexys AI, traders now have:
⚡ Instant alerts on new token launches.
🔍 Live risk assessment of contracts before buying in.
🛡 AI-driven fraud detection that protects against rugs.

CZ may not have launched his own memecoin, but he did give the crypto world something else: a live experiment in market psychology, speculation, and how important real-time intelligence is for traders.

Solexys AI didn’t just watch the Broccoli chaos—it gave traders the data they needed to survive it.