A little context.
A better question.
You don’t need to read every number. Start with the market, follow a token, then investigate the signals that deserve your attention.
Read the room first.
The market overview is independent of any token. It shows Solana DEX trading volume reported by DefiLlama, alongside Bitcoin and Solana prices from CoinGecko.
What to look at
- Trailing 24-hour volume: how much traded across covered Solana DEX protocols. The percentage compares it with the previous 24 hours, not a forecast.
- Daily volume history: switch between 14 and 30 observations. Hover the chart to inspect a day. The most recent day can be incomplete, so don’t treat its drop as a confirmed slowdown.
- Global sessions: an indicative timetable, with Tokyo, London and New York local clocks. Daylight saving is reflected in city clocks; the highlighted activity windows remain fixed in UTC.
- Session sound: opt in to a chime when a session starts. The browser must stay open and able to play audio. It is not a background push notification service.
One address is enough.
Open the token scanner, paste a Solana mint address and select Scan token. A ticker such as BONK is not enough: tokens can share the same name.
- Review the token name and address. Use the explorer link to confirm you are looking at the correct asset.
- Read the overview: price, primary-pool liquidity, 24-hour pool volume and the share held by the top ten reported accounts.
- Use the tabs to open the chart, holder table, wallet map, cross-token comparison, source checks or scan snapshots.
- Save a token to your list. Saved addresses stay in this browser only; they are not synced to an account. Reopen one for a fresh scan.
Watch price. Question liquidity.
The native chart uses TradingView Lightweight Charts and GeckoTerminal OHLCV data. Prices are denominated in USD and chart timestamps are UTC, even when the underlying pool is quoted in SOL.
Your controls
Choose a timeframe from 1m through 1d. Change the pool to inspect another venue. Drag to pan, scroll or pinch to zoom, and use Fit all candles to reset the visible history. The crosshair shows open, high, low, close and volume for the selected candle.
Green candles closed above their opening price; red candles closed below. The lower pane shows reported trading volume, not the number of unique people trading.
A connection is a clue.
The holder table lists accounts returned by RugCheck. These can include liquidity pools and program-owned accounts, so concentration is a question to investigate, not a complete owner distribution.
In Wallet map, select a node or cluster to read its source and relationship information. Search by address, filter relationships, hide zero-balance wallets, pan and zoom to inspect the structure.
Compare tokens
The Compare tab accepts two to five token addresses. It looks for repeated wallets in the available holder and graph reports. Highlight overlaps, then open Wallet map to inspect those matches in the current token.
Uncertainty belongs on the screen.
The heuristic score combines reported authority, concentration, cluster, liquidity and market factors. A higher score means more estimated risk, not a measured probability of loss. It is not investment advice or a buy/sell signal.
Check specific flags before looking at the score. Mint authority, freeze authority, holder concentration and linked wallets each describe a different concern. A missing risk report is shown as an incomplete picture, not a clean bill of health.
Read the source checks
The Sources tab shows which providers responded and runs consistency checks on holder amounts, ownership percentages and graph edges. A successful response does not guarantee the source is complete or correct.
The History tab stores scan-time snapshots, not reconstructed trades. On serverless deployments this history is best-effort and temporary. It should not be treated as an audit log or persistent portfolio record.
No black box.
- DefiLlama: network DEX volumes and protocol breakdown. Protocol totals are not an exhaustive measure of Pump.fun or Bonk launchpad activity.
- CoinGecko: BTC and SOL prices, requested once per minute. Displayed fetch time is not the time of the last trade.
- RugCheck: risk reports, holder accounts and reported wallet networks.
- DEXScreener API: pool metadata, liquidity, trading activity and price snapshots.
- GeckoTerminal: chart candles. Public API limits and pool coverage can affect availability.
Market overview requests are cached briefly and refreshed every minute. Token reports refresh when you scan again. The chart polls every 10 seconds when visible, with slower retries after errors. Browser or provider restrictions can interrupt updates.
Saved tokens use local browser storage. Scanned addresses are sent to the listed data providers. Never paste a seed phrase or private key.
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