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XRYPTON provides two complementary protection layers: Anti-Nuke watches audit logs in real time and punishes users who exceed action thresholds for destructive events, while Anti-Raid monitors join patterns and account attributes to stop bot waves before they take hold. Both systems are independent and can be tuned separately.

Anti-Nuke

Anti-Nuke must be enabled before any module can be configured. Once active, it tracks nine threat categories — each with its own toggle, action threshold, and punishment. Available modules: Ban, Kick, Bot, Roles, Vanity, Webhook, Channels, Permissions, Massmention Available punishments: ban, kick, warn, strip
Only the server owner or users designated as Anti-Nuke Admins can run these commands. Anti-Nuke Admin is a separate privilege from Discord’s server Administrator permission.
The strip punishment removes all roles that carry dangerous permissions (ban, kick, administrator, manage channels, etc.). It does not ban or kick the user — combine it with another punishment type if you need removal.

Module Behavior Reference

Start with a threshold of 3 on destructive modules like Ban, Channels, and Roles. This gives legitimate admins room to work in bulk while still catching malicious actors who move fast.

Anti-Raid

Anti-Raid operates on join events and has three independent modules: Mass Join, New Accounts, and Default Avatar. Each module is configured and toggled individually. There is no global enable/disable switch — disabling all three modules effectively turns off Anti-Raid.
Mass Join punishment applies retroactively to all members in the cache when the threshold is crossed — not just the most recent joiner. Make sure your threshold is high enough to avoid false positives during legitimate membership surges (e.g., after a promotional post).
The antiraid newaccounts whitelist command is distinct from antiraid whitelist. The former exempts a user only from the New Accounts age check; the latter exempts them from all three modules.