The Wanted board

A launcher who sells their own dev buy is posted automatically. Other abuse is posted by the team, with evidence.

One rule is automatic: dev sells, dev is Wanted. When you launch with a dev buy, FRONTIER records exactly how many tokens that buy put in your wallet. Every minute it checks your wallet. If more than half of that allocation is gone (sold, or sent to another wallet), you are posted on the Wanted board within minutes, with the transaction as evidence.

• Only your own launch allocation counts. Tokens you buy later are yours to trade.
• All of your token accounts for that token are counted, so moving tokens between your own accounts is not a sell.
• A sell must be seen on two checks at least 2 minutes apart. A network hiccup can never post anyone.
• Launches without a dev buy have nothing to watch.
• Graduation to PumpSwap and other protocol steps don’t touch your wallet, so they never count as a sell.

The team can also post wallets for clear abuse. Each poster states the charge in plain words, lists the wallet’s launches and what happened to them, and links the on-chain evidence.

• Dev sell (automatic): sold or moved the allocation from their own launch buy.
• Rug pull: liquidity or the dev’s supply dumped soon after launch.
• Scam: a launch built to mislead buyers.
• Serial abandonment: launching and dumping again and again.
• Impersonation: copying another token’s name, image or links.
• Wash trading: trading between linked wallets to fake volume or rank.

Being Wanted means: the wallet’s tokens stop ranking at the next snapshot, it can’t launch, govern or claim, and its unclaimed rewards are forfeited. They go back to the bounty of the territory they were earned in (presidential rewards go back to the Jackpot). Dev sells are posted automatically; everything else is added by the FRONTIER team with evidence. Appeals go to the team on X (@frontierdotgold) or by email (contact@frontier.gold); a cleared wallet is marked as cleared, not erased.