What is Eremos?
Eremos is a modular framework for deploying autonomous “swarm agents” that monitor on-chain activity across the Solana ecosystem. These agents run independently, observe funding flows, bundling behavior, deploy patterns, and more - surfacing early signals before they’re obvious.

Built as a public good, Eremos aims to enhance transparency and insight across Solana. It’s fully open-source, easily extendable, and designed to plug into dev or analyst workflows. Learn more here:
https://github.com/EremosCore/Eremos

The Bounty:
We’re opening this up to the community:

What’s a Solana-specific on-chain behavior you wish could be detected earlier?

Your task is to propose a new Eremos agent. This isn’t just about code (yet) - it's about conceptual thinking.

You’ll need to:

• Identify a real problem or blind spot on Solana (e.g. shady deploy behavior, mixed funds, ghost dev wallets reactivating, unusual bundling patterns, stealth airdrop launches, etc)

• Describe how that behavior can be tracked programmatically

• Propose the logic for a swarm agent that could detect it

Simplified Examples:

• “An agent that tracks long-dormant deploy wallets waking up”

• “An agent that flags airdrop claimers funneling to the same CEX”

• “An agent that detects duplicate token deploys with minor metadata variance”

• (Your example must be detailed & well written. Reference: https://x.com/EremosCore/status/1943963251454402931)

Submission Requirements:

• Think about current problems or inefficiencies in Solana on-chain activity.

• Propose a new swarm agent that could solve one of those problems.

• Submit your agent concept publicly by writing a well written twitter thread/article (and tag us @EremosCore in the post).

• Paste the link to your tweet in your submission response here on Superteam Earn.

• To be eligible, your twitter account must have at least 100 followers.

Why this matters:
Eremos works best when its swarm is diverse - we want to surface the weird, the quiet, and the early.
We’re looking for creative thinkers, not just coders.