ZoroX

ZoroX is an autonomous AI agent built on Solana that tracks TikTok content around the clock to identify memecoins gaining viral traction before they reach mainstream attention. The system was built by Gabriel Antony Xaviour and emerged from the hackathon ecosystem, surfacing on DoraHacks as a functional proof-of-concept that connects social media virality signals directly to on-chain trading data.

What It Does

At its core, ZoroX solves a timing problem familiar to memecoin traders: by the time a token appears in Crypto Twitter threads or aggregator sites, the move is often already over. TikTok, with its fast-moving short-video format, frequently surfaces retail interest in coins hours or days before that interest shows up elsewhere. ZoroX automates the process of watching that platform, classifying content, and matching it to live token data.

The agent continuously scans TikTok for posts using cryptocurrency-relevant hashtags — #solana, #pump, #pumpfun, #meme, #memecoin — within rolling 24-hour windows. It uses OpenAI's language models to classify whether content is genuinely crypto-related and to extract ticker symbols mentioned in video descriptions and comment sections. Those identified tickers are then cross-referenced against Pump.fun's token database to retrieve contract addresses and on-chain trading data.

How the Analytics Work

Once a token is identified, ZoroX surfaces two key metrics in parallel: TikTok view counts and engagement rates alongside 24-hour on-chain trading volume. The dashboard lets users see which tokens are gaining simultaneous social momentum and trading activity — the combination being a stronger signal than either metric in isolation.

The system is set up with automated alert thresholds. When a tracked token's trading volume crosses $10,000 in a single hour, or when it records 100% or greater growth, ZoroX posts an update to its Twitter account (@TokenHunterZoro). This automated posting loop means the agent effectively broadcasts its own discoveries to a public audience without requiring manual intervention.

Tiered Access and the BONK Integration

ZoroX uses a freemium model gated on BONK, Solana's community memecoin. Free-tier users can see the top five trending tokens at any given time. Full analytics access — covering all tracked tokens, detailed engagement breakdowns, and historical data — requires a subscription of 499,999 BONK tokens for a seven-day period.

The choice of BONK as the subscription currency is deliberate positioning. ZoroX sits in the meme-native corner of the Solana ecosystem, and BONK's near-zero price per token makes the subscription cost trivially small in dollar terms while keeping the mechanism on-chain and Solana-native. It also ties ZoroX's user base to existing BONK holders, many of whom are already active in the Solana memecoin scene.

The ZOROX Token

Separate from the subscription mechanism, the team launched a native token, ZOROX, on Pump.fun. The contract address is BQ6yqeqDinHtTUHH4JMzUAZ1MqGdNzcu9sDVcLrmpump on Solana. The token was described as representing ownership in the agent itself — a framing that has become common for AI-agent projects on Solana, where the agent's token functions partly as speculative upside on the agent's adoption and partly as a community coordination tool.

At the time of writing, ZOROX carries a very small market capitalization, approximately $2,900, with around 420 holders and roughly $6,000 in on-chain liquidity. These figures reflect the project's early and experimental stage rather than sustained organic growth, and the token should be understood in that context.

Technical Stack

ZoroX is a web application built with Next.js, styled with ShadCN and TailwindCSS, and backed by Supabase for its database and API layer. Content classification runs through OpenAI's language models. The frontend is deployed on Vercel. There is no custom Solana program or on-chain component beyond the ZOROX token itself — the Solana integration is primarily read-only, pulling trade data from Pump.fun's infrastructure.

The full source code is publicly available on GitHub under the TokenHunterZoro organization, with the original hackathon repository maintained by the creator at github.com/gabrielantonyxaviour/zorox.

Ecosystem Context

ZoroX appeared at a moment when the Solana ecosystem was generating significant interest in autonomous AI agents with their own tokens. Projects like AIXBT on Base and similar agent-token hybrids on Solana drew attention to the idea that an AI system with a strong information-gathering niche could attract both users and token speculation simultaneously. ZoroX occupies a specific and legible niche in this space: TikTok as alpha-generation layer for Pump.fun tokens, with BONK as the access credential.

The project was built by a single developer and submitted to hackathon infrastructure, which shapes realistic expectations about ongoing maintenance. The live application resolves and the Twitter account posted automated updates through early 2025. Whether the agent is still running its 24/7 TikTok monitoring loop depends on the infrastructure remaining active behind the Vercel frontend.

Audits and Security

No third-party security audits have been publicly disclosed for ZoroX. The project is primarily an off-chain analytics tool; its on-chain surface area is limited to the ZOROX Pump.fun token, which carries standard Pump.fun launch characteristics and no custom program logic.