Explorer
Tokens and programs
Open a token to see who launched it, who trades it and its red flags. Open a program to see who controls it and who calls it.
A token
A token card's inspector shows the token (name, supply, launchpad, whether more can be minted and whether holders can be frozen), its Rug check, its Launch, its Trading, its Actors and its Top holders.
Rug check
Red flags found in the trades read, each high or medium. With none: “No red flags in the trades read.”
| Flag | Means |
|---|---|
| The creator dumped / is selling | The wallet that launched it sold what it bought. |
| More can still be minted | The supply can grow at any time. |
| Holders can be frozen | Someone can freeze your tokens. |
| Insider wallets | Wallets funded by the creator bought in. |
| Bundled launch | Wallets bought in the same block as the launch. |
| Sniped | Wallets bought within seconds of the launch. |
| Concentrated holders | A few wallets hold much of the supply. |
| Linked wallet clusters | Groups of traders funded by the same wallet: likely one owner. |
| Mostly fresh wallets | Traders with no history before this token. |
| Inflated volume | Trades that net out to nothing. |
Actors
Show actors puts a token's market on the board as groups; open a group for its wallets, with what each bought, sold and holds.
| Group | Who |
|---|---|
| Creator | Launched the token |
| Insiders | Funded by the creator, or by the wallet that funded it |
| Bundlers | Bought in the same block as the launch |
| Snipers | Bought within seconds of the launch |
| Linked wallets | Share a first funder with other traders: likely one owner |
| Whales | Hold 1% of the supply or more |
| Market makers | Buy and sell in balanced amounts, again and again |
| Volume bots | Many trades that net out to nothing |
| Early buyers | The first buyers after the launch, snipers aside |
| Fresh wallets | Brand-new wallets, almost no history before this token |
| Top buyers, Dumpers | Spent the most, sold the most (top 10) |
| Biggest winners, losers | Took the most profit, lost the most (top 10) |
Insiders, bundlers, snipers, linked wallets and volume bots are warning groups: red with Color by type on.
A program
- Owner
- Its upgrade authority (or “None: the program can't be changed anymore”), who deployed it and when, and its last change.
- Calls
- How many calls were read, from how many callers, how many failed, and over how long.
- Top callers
- The wallets that call it most. Show connections puts them on the board.
- Used with
- Other programs called in the same transactions.