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Contact log

    Reading the signals

    Every contact is read with the same checklist. Each line is a fact pulled from the chain or the launch feed, with what it can mean — never a rating.

    Mint authority

    If still active, someone can create new tokens at will and dilute every holder. Revoked means the supply is fixed.

    Freeze authority

    If active, someone can freeze any holder’s token account — the account can no longer send or sell.

    Transfer-changing extensions

    Token-2022 can add transfer fees, transfer hooks, permanent delegates, pausing or frozen-by-default accounts. Each one changes who controls transfers.

    Metadata update authority

    Mutable metadata means the name, ticker and image link can still be changed after launch.

    Launcher’s first buy

    How much of the supply the launching wallet bought inside the creation transaction.

    Top-10 holders

    Share of supply in the ten largest accounts, excluding the bonding curve’s own vault. Read on a budget, busiest launches first.

    Liquidity status

    On a pump.fun curve there are no LP tokens to pull; SOL only leaves through sells. After graduation the radar notes the migration but does not inspect the pool.

    Launcher’s other launches

    How many tokens the launching wallet has created and how many graduated, per Jupiter — plus what this radar itself recorded. Hundreds of launches with few graduations is a throwaway-coin pattern.

    Jupiter wallet labels

    Share of supply in wallets Jupiter tags as snipers, insiders, bots or bundle buyers. Those are Jupiter’s heuristics, quoted as-is.

    Wallet age

    When the launching wallet was first funded. Minutes-old wallets are typical of single-use launches; age alone proves nothing.

    Same name or ticker

    Copycats show up within minutes of a popular launch. Verify the mint address, never the name.