Free token contract scanner for Solana, Ethereum and Base
Paste an address and press Scan. You get the same full report as in the Terminal. It starts with the rating, its coverage and any vetoes, then a lifetime footprint of every trade since launch, early accumulation trade by trade and every category. It also lists the holders with each address linked to its explorer, wallet clusters and their members, the launch buyers, every marker with its evidence and every source queried.
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How to read a report
- Rating
- The rating runs from zero to a hundred and comes from the markers the scan could check, weighted by category. Coverage is the share of the checklist that could be answered. A high rating with low coverage rests on little evidence.
- Vetoes
- A veto is a finding that overrides the rating on its own, such as a live mint authority, a freeze authority or a honeypot flag.
- Lifetime
- This puts every trade since launch in a single footprint candle. Each step of the candle is a market-cap step, with sells on the left and buys on the right. Next to the candle you can see what was bought above and below today's market cap and is still held. Full screen adds a magnifier for rows too thin to read.
- Early
- This shows how much supply was bought in the launch block, the first minute, the first hour and below each market cap, net of what those wallets sold back. Each card says whether its figure is exact or a floor.
- Addresses
- Addresses are shown in full. Click an address to open it in its block explorer. ⧉ copies it.
- Standing
- The rating says "Untested" until we check it against what tokens went on to do, and we have not done that check yet. The base rate it quotes comes from published research, because we have not measured our own.
- Sources
- This lists every source the scan queried, whether it answered and how long it took. A skipped source is named as a gap in the report.