Is anyone actually behind this coin?
Paste a token address. We gather every social link the coin lists, load the website, look up the domain's age, open the Telegram and Discord, and check whether the X account is recycled from other coins.
Paste a mint above. Results are cached for five minutes.
Effort leaves traces. We count them.
A high score means someone spent time and money on the coin's presence. It does not mean the team is honest or the price will go up.
Website · up to 45
Loads over HTTPS, shows this exact CA, domain older than a month. A big old site that never mentions the coin (a news page or a government site) is flagged as borrowed.
X · up to 25
A project profile beats a single tweet or a community link. If older coins already used the same handle, that costs points. Later copycats do not.
Community · up to 20
Telegram member count from the public t.me page, Discord member count from the public invite. Private invites cannot be counted.
Where links come from
Jupiter's token data, DexScreener's token profile (paid listings get +5) and pump.fun's coin metadata. Links that agree across sources get +5.
What we never do
We only load public internet hosts, never private or local addresses, with a 7 second timeout and at most 4 redirects. We read the HTML; pages that render everything with scripts may look emptier than they are.