Paste a token address. The scanner measures four things on-chain — can holders sell, is the V3 liquidity locked, who is the deployer, and who captured the launch window — against the public RPC and Blockscout. No API keys, no wallet, no execution.
· Contract source: mint functions, fees, blacklists. We simulate behavior; we do not audit code.
· Rings that fund each wallet straight from a bridge — indistinguishable from organic users on the funding axis.
· Coordinated buying that starts after the first 120 seconds — the funding window is fixed.
· Lockers we don't know: a position parked in an unlisted locker shows as "wallet" (flags as loose — errs toward risk, never toward safe).
· Deployer history when the launchpad does not emit the standard TokenLaunched event.
· How much a V4 hook charges on the swap: the sell simulation moves tokens with transfer(), so hook code on the swap path is never exercised. The axis reports what the hook's address declares it CAN do — a fee measured in the moment, it does not.
· Token-supply locks with an unlock date (team/vesting): a locked slice can come back and be sold. Only permanent burn is counted here.
· Burns that decrement totalSupply: those tokens leave no balance to measure, so the burned figure is a floor, not a total.
· Anything a source failed to answer — it shows up as NOT MEASURED, never as a guess.