Reading the chain…
mint · holders · launch window · liquidity · creator — about ten seconds
Clean fundamentals with one thing to watch.
Paste any CA, see if you're about to get rugged. 7 on-chain checks, one tier, every dev sale traced. Pump.fun, LetsBonk, Meteora and Moonshot. lpx.sh · Not financial advice
Top 10 wallets hold 21.55% of supply.
Nobody can mint new tokens; supply is fixed.
Nobody can freeze your wallet's tokens.
No PumpSwap LP tokens are outstanding (LP mint supply is 0), so nobody holds a claim that could pull the liquidity. Only the PumpSwap program controls this pool.
lpMint = FBshWWMB9WnXCeivV6mTAdw6LeKFZgrgdWfDc6TDGW2N; burned = 100%
The creator wallet holds little or nothing, so a dev dump is not the main risk.
creator = 9hA2jKBhH4HYDB6yabC5VrDs7XfMsYSnqk6cdLddhXXw
The ten largest wallets control 21.55% of supply (largest 2.79%). A coordinated sell from them would crater the price.
largest wallet = 2.79%
Token has too many transactions for the free scan; the creation transaction could not be located, so the launch window was not analyzed.
No launch history is attributed: the creator was not proven from the creation transaction, or LPX's ledger could not be read.
Creation slot through +2. Who bought before the public could.
Partial: hit the pagination cap. Numbers are a floor.
Token has too many transactions for the free scan; the creation transaction could not be located, so the launch window was not analyzed.
No PumpSwap LP tokens are outstanding (LP mint supply is 0), so nobody holds a claim that could pull the liquidity. Only the PumpSwap program controls this pool.
Top twenty token accounts, grouped by what they are. Pools and the curve do not count toward concentration.
