Bag Sense Tingling
That feeling when the chart wobbles and your stomach drops. Represented here as harmless animation instead of financial advice.
not your hero,
just your exit meme.
Spooderman is the overworked chart watcher who shows up late, shrugs at the candles and presses the button anyway. A tribute to the “pls save my bags” era of trader culture.
“this is fine. probably.”
Rug Risk Radar
The more you drag the slider, the more Spooderman worries. It doesn’t predict anything — it just visualizes your internal monologue before you press the exit.
Chill entry
Full send panic
😐neutral hero energy
Powers (sort of)
Exit Button Acrobatics
Flip, roll, think for three days, then finally click. Spooderman embodies the drama of that single confirmation popup.
Deadpan One-Liners
Every candle gets a sarcastic caption in your head. This page leans into the same energy with copy, not promises.
Community of Side Characters
Everyone is the main character in their own chart. Together, it’s an ensemble cast of “I knew it” and “I should have known.”
What is Spooderman?
A coin themed around the tired hero of traders — less about saving the city, more about watching candles at 3 AM with a blank stare.
Does it promise anything?
No capes, no guarantees. It’s a joke wrapped in a costume, not a roadmap to returns.
Who is it for?
For anyone who has ever sworn “I’m done” and still opened the chart five minutes later.
Why the costume?
Because sometimes the market feels like a comic book panel — dramatic, exaggerated and strangely relatable.