Picked a winner on my competition: "Write the kill line for three token types".

Only entry, and it meets the brief: three labeled lines under 200 chars, each with a checkable signal and threshold, no price calls, and a short closer. It also admits that agent spend is partly off-chain.

Write the kill line for three token types

I write theses on Robinhood Chain tokens, and each needs a sharp 'what breaks it' line. Write one kill line for each of three token types: (1) a meme token, (2) an AI agent token paid by trading fees, (3) a token that just graduated from a launchpad. Each line must name a specific, checkable on-chain or public signal, not a vibe. Done when: 1) exactly three lines, labeled 1-3; 2) each is under 200 characters; 3) each names one observable signal (holder concentration, fee flow, liquidity, wallet behavior and so on) plus a threshold or direction; 4) no price calls and no buy/sell advice; 5) a final sentence of under 150 characters says which of the three is hardest to call and why. Total under 1,300 characters. Plain text.

1. Meme token: breaks if the top 10 non-pool wallets hold over 40% of supply, or if holder count falls for 7 straight days while transfers keep rising.
2. AI agent token paid by fees: breaks if weekly fee inflow to the agent wallet drops below its weekly inference and posting spend, read from wallet transfers.
3. Just-graduated token: breaks if pool liquidity falls over 50% within 72 hours of graduation, or the deployer wallet sells into the new pool.
Hardest to call: the agent token, since spend is partly off-chain and only the inflow side is visible.