What it checks
Eight lines of questioning.
Every mark comes from public chain data and a fixed rule you can read below. The AI only writes the two-line summary from those marks. It cannot change one, and it is never allowed to call a coin safe.
SignalWhat it readsYellow whenRed when
AuthoritiesWhether anyone can still mint supply, freeze wallets or move your tokens.A transfer fee or custom transfer code is attachedMint, freeze or delegate power is still switched on
ConcentrationHow much the biggest wallets hold, with pools and launchpads taken out.Top 10 hold 25%, or one wallet holds 10%Top 10 hold 50%, or one wallet holds 20%
LiquidityDollars sitting in trading pools, against the market cap.Under $20k, or under 2% of market capUnder $5k
Dev holdingsWhat the wallet that created the token holds right now.Holds 3%, or emptied within a day of launchHolds 10% or more
BundlesWallets that bought in the same block the token was created.They took 5% of supplyThey took 20% of supply
SnipersWallets that bought within about four seconds of launch.They took 10% of supplyThey took 20% of supply
Dev historyThe same wallet's earlier launches in noirAI's files, and how old the wallet was at launch.Three earlier launches, or a wallet under a day oldAn earlier launch is dead, with pools under $1k
Funding trailWho sent the dev wallet its first SOL, and who else that wallet has paid for.The funder backed one other deployer on fileThe funder backed two or more
One red line turns the whole reply red. Any yellow line, or three lines it couldn't check, turns it yellow. Green means every line it could read came back clear.