Custodial bots keep the private keys of hundreds of thousands of wallets on their servers. One breach and the deposits are gone. Eagle is built so that this point of failure doesn't exist.
The bot prepares the transaction, the wallet signs it, the network executes it. The private key is involved only in step two and only on your device.
Most Solana rugs are technically visible before the purchase. We look at four signals and block the trade on any red one.
If the right to mint tokens hasn't been revoked, the creator can print any amount and crash the price. Purchase blocked.
If the freeze right is active, your tokens can be frozen in your wallet and become unsellable. Purchase blocked.
If the largest real wallet holds more than 30% of supply, one person controls the price. Liquidity pools and burned tokens are excluded so normal coins don't trigger false alarms.
Too little liquidity blocks the trade: there'd be nobody to sell to. A falling price doesn't block, it warns and asks for confirmation: catching a knife should be a conscious choice.
Anti-rug filters out technical scams. Memecoin market risk stays with you.
The only things the bot sees: your public address, your trade history through Eagle and your Telegram ID for the partner program.
The AML button in any token card, or the /aml command. We check the token creator and the largest holders against the OFAC sanctions list and the Eagle blocklist, and look at wallet age and activity. Result: a risk level with reasons. Not a replacement for professional compliance, but a layer trading bots don't have. Found a scam address? /report address reason adds it to the blocklist.