Papertrail
Solana project review · read-only
Launch & money
Tech
Printing
Not a safety rating. Not financial advice.
Solana · read-only
Check a coin before you buy it.
Paste a token address. We read how the coin launched and where its fees go, straight from the chain, then open the project's website and try the product. You get a receipt: one line per check and a stamp at the bottom.
Checking
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Printing your receipt…
No receipt for this coin yet
A review reads the launch and fee wallet on-chain (a few seconds), then tests the website's product in a real browser (about 1–3 minutes). You can watch it happen.
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Starting the review
Research notes
The details behind each line
Creation block
Who bought in the first moments after the coin was created.
Checking for a bundle…
Wallet map
The dev is in the middle. Each circle around it bought at launch; bigger circles got more of the supply.
- Dev
- Bought at launch
- Hand-off: bought right after a launch wallet sold
- Paid for several launch wallets
Operators & holders
Where the fees go
Every trade pays a creator fee. What the project says happens to it, where it's set to go, and what actually happened.
Reading the fee setup…
What they say
waiting…
Where it's set to go
waiting…
What actually happened
waiting…
Tech check Waiting for the on-chain check
The research browser opens the project's site, clicks its features and tries each one twice with different inputs, recording every request. Each claim becomes a check (the tool, the chain, the code, the account), and the checks decide: WORKS needs two independent proofs.
X account
Every finding, word for word
Launch & money
Tech
How it works
Paste the address
Copy the coin's token address (CA) from pump.fun, DexScreener or the project's X, and paste it above.
We read the chain and try the product
The launch, holders and fee wallet take a few seconds. Then a real browser opens the website and tests what it claims, which takes 1–3 minutes. You can watch.
Read the receipt
Each check gets a line: ✓ passed, ! warning, ✗ problem, ? couldn't check. The stamp sums it up: RED, CAUTION or CLEAN.
Latest receipts
See all in the library →Coins checked here recently. Opening one replays its recorded review; nothing is re-run.
Glossary
- Bundle
- One person buying a big share of a new coin in its first seconds, spread over many wallets so it looks like lots of different buyers.
- Relay hand-off
- A launch wallet sells, and brand-new wallets buy through the same trading program seconds later. It hides who really holds the coin.
- Fake liquidity
- Liquidity is the money in the trading pool you sell into. It's fake when the pool is mostly the coin itself, or tiny next to the market cap, so the price is mostly paper.
- Official CA
- The contract address (CA) is a coin's unique ID. Copycats reuse names and tickers, so the real coin is the one whose address the project's own X or website posted.
- Creator fees
- On pump.fun every trade pays a small fee to the coin's creator. Projects often promise to send it to holders, buybacks or the pool; the fee wallet shows whether they did.
- LARP
- Short for "live-action role play": the product the coin is selling is fake, broken or gives the same canned answer every time.
What it reads
The coin's first transactions, the first funders of its launch wallets, current top holders, the pools' real reserves, the pump.fun fee config and the fee wallet's payouts. All read-only: a review never connects a wallet or sends a transaction.
What it can't see
Payouts sent by hand from other wallets, payouts held in custody or paid off-chain, Meteora DBC fee setups, and bots buying in the same slot. Those lines print as ? not checked.
What the stamp means
CLEAN means these checks found nothing, not that the coin is safe. Tech results are WORKS, PARTIAL, LARP or UNVERIFIED. Nothing here is advice.