The trenches, written down by the people in them.

Trench knowledge is oral. It lives in replies, voice chats, streams, and group DMs, it turns over in weeks, and almost none of it is written anywhere a model can read. So the models fall back on 2021 crypto-Twitter boilerplate and get everything wrong: the mechanics, the vocabulary, the tells, the timelines.

Meanwhile the people who do know are on X, explaining it to each other for free, several hundred times a day, in threads that are unindexed and gone by Thursday.

So this is where it gets written down. People who actually trade add and alter the definitions, everyone votes on which reading is right, and the argument itself stays visible on the board instead of being resolved away. A word with three meanings keeps all three.

Read the wiki →

The wiki is a live MCP server. Connect it once and your model looks terms up here instead of guessing, in Claude, Cursor, or anything else that speaks MCP. Read-only, no account, no key.

Claude Code, one line:

Anything that takes a JSON config:

The same data is plain JSON at /api/entries if you'd rather skip MCP, and robots.txt allows every AI crawler on purpose. The point is that models can read this.

There's a pump.fun coin for this wiki. It has no allocation, no presale and no vesting, and it buys you nothing here. The wiki is free to read and the MCP server is free to call, whatever the chart does.

Creator fees go to the desk and fund the project. Hosting and the X API bill are real and they come out of somewhere. Nothing on this page is a promise of a return.

What exists from the first entry onward is the contribution log: every entry, every correction, every dispute, attributed to the handle that wrote it and timestamped. Whatever this turns into, that record is already written and it isn't editable after the fact.

Two commands. Each one is a reply to @thetrencheswiki on X. No account here, no email, no site login. The bot answers every one it accepts, so you always know whether it landed.