What it is
A short list of what to read on a token page before you buy. The page shows what the chain says, so you can decide with the same facts as everyone else.When to use it
Use it before any buy, and most of all in the first minutes of a launch.Step by step
1
Read the preset
It tells you how long the opening rules last. See Launch rules and presets.
2
Look at Linked wallets
A wallet funded by the creator is a warning sign. A common source can also be an exchange. The section appears only when wallets look connected.
3
Check the dev's locked buy
See its size and when it unlocks, in Fees and locks.
4
Check the liquidity lock
There is no pool before migration, so nothing is locked yet except the dev’s launch buy.
5
Read the opening fee
While the fee is high, a buy can cost much more than it looks.
6
Open Verify
Open Verify to check the rules against the chain.
Numbers and limits
The dev buy also unlocks at migration, if that comes first.
What can go wrong
No linked wallets are shown
No linked wallets are shown
That does not prove the wallets are unrelated. The check flags wallets that share a funding source. It cannot prove who controls a wallet.
A value says it cannot be read
A value says it cannot be read
The page never shows a number it does not have. Try again later, or check on Verify.
Next
Read a token page
What each part of the page tells you.
Risks
What can go wrong, and what the protocol cannot do.