Protected auto-buys, screened before the money moves.

Screening a Solana token means checking a short list of things that can make a position unrecoverable regardless of price action: whether the token can actually be sold, whether authorities that let someone freeze or mint remain active, how concentrated the holders are, and whether the liquidity is real enough to exit through.

Those checks are mechanical, which is what makes them automatable. ARCHR Shield uses Jupiter Shield data to flag the structural problems and can block an auto-buy outright or downgrade it to a warning. On top of that sit your own filters — market-cap bounds, minimum holder count, social verification — which encode what you personally consider worth touching.

The second half of security has nothing to do with tokens. A trading bot holds keys that can move your funds, so how those keys are stored matters as much as what it screens. In ARCHR, private keys and agent API keys are AES-256 encrypted at rest, excluded from normal logging, and used only to sign actions you initiated or explicitly configured. The AI agent has no tool that can reveal a key, because no such tool exists to be misused.

None of this makes trading safe, and it would be dishonest to imply otherwise. Filters reduce avoidable, mechanical losses — the sellability trap, the token you would not have bought if you had checked. They do nothing about market risk, and a token that passes every check can still go to zero because the market simply stopped caring.