CoinDashboard
Read the token
before you buy it.
Paste a contract address in Telegram. In seconds you get what the chain actually says — mint and freeze authority, LP lock, holder concentration, transfer taxes, pool fees, launch bundles.
Free to scan · no wallet connection, no signature, no extension — the bot only ever reads public addresses.
A real scan, 26 Sep 2026
Evidence, not opinions.
Every line is something measured on-chain, with the reasoning attached. No score out of a hundred, no vibes — the levers that let someone take your money, and whether each one is open right now.
And when a check cannot be read, the card says so instead of guessing. Missing data is never reported as “fine”.
Why it exists
A new token launches every few seconds.
In that noise the dominant risk is not volatility — it is fraud. Rugs, bundles, honeypots and serial operators. This does the due diligence a careful person would do by hand across five tools, in one command.
Three ways in
One scanner, a live feed, and a fighting game
The same on-chain engine sits behind all three.
Scan any token
Send a Solana address or an 0x… contract. You get the verdict, the evidence,
and what would still hurt you. /watch pings you in seconds if the LP or the
dev moves.
Watch the feed
New tokens scanned around the clock. Rug risks posted as they appear, the rest collected into a daily digest. Every call is scored again at 24 hours and 7 days.
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Play now →We grade our own calls — and we just failed our own test.
Every token we flag is re-read on-chain seven days later. 452 calls have been graded so far. This morning we published the death rate per verdict band. This evening we ran the control that mattered and pulled the figure. Here is why, because the reason is the product.
What went wrong. The headline said a token we flag as rug-risk dies about three times more often than one we clear. But a token is pushed toward red partly because its pool is small, and it is scored dead because its pool fell under $1,000. For 388 of the 452 calls that was the only death test available. When we matched calls by pool size — the one control that separates skill from arithmetic — the gap vanished: zero deaths in every band. So the figure was measuring "small pools die", which needs no scanner.
What happens now. We record pool size at call time on every new flag, so the size-matched comparison becomes possible as the sample grows. When it is large enough, the rates come back — with the control attached, or not at all. We would rather publish this than a number that flatters us, because a scorecard you cannot attack is not evidence, it is marketing.
What it actually checks
Four levers that let someone take your money
Plus the costs a clean checklist never shows you.
Mint & freeze authority
Can the team still print new supply, or freeze your tokens so you cannot sell?
Liquidity lock
Is the LP burned or locked — or can whoever holds it pull the floor out?
Holder concentration
How much supply sits in a few wallets, with pools and contracts excluded.
Real exit depth
What a $1,000 sell actually costs you, not the liquidity number on the screen.
Transfer taxes
Token-2022 fees written into the mint — and whether the rate can still be raised after you buy.
Pool fees
What each swap really costs. Some pools charge 3% — a round trip at 6% before slippage.
Launch bundles
Fresh wallets sharing one funder, holding supply that looks like a crowd and is one entity.
Deployer history
What this creator launched before, and how those tokens ended.
Provenance
Whether the project existed before the token. A site registered the same day cannot have the history it claims.
Fee families
When one wallet collects the tax across a whole roster of tokens, you learn where the money leaving the market goes.
Wash trading
Volume that is the same wallets cycling against themselves, market makers excluded.
46 EVM chains
Ethereum, Base, BSC, Arbitrum, Unichain, Robinhood, Arc and more — resolved automatically from the contract.
What this is not
A green verdict is not a buy signal. It means no rug lever was open at the moment of the scan. Tokens still go to zero for reasons no checklist can see.
An EVM scan is weaker than a Solana one, because launch-bundle analysis, deployer history and wash trading are Solana-only for now — and the card tells you that too.
Every call posted to the channel is scored again after 24 hours and 7 days, and the record is published. Not financial advice — an evidence-based checklist, not a guarantee.