Scout

Scout reads the coins you are already looking at, and tells you who is behind them. Scout works on Axiom Pulse and GMGN. It matches each visible coin row to its exact Solana mint, so two coins sharing a ticker are never confused for one another. Nothing is scored until a full mint is found. ON A LIST OF COINS Scout colours each row it has matched and shows a badge: a score and verdict where the evidence supports one, a colour-coded caution where it does not, and a blue RUNNING badge for a coin that has turned over its own pool inside five minutes. ON A COIN'S OWN PAGE The popup answers the questions that decide a trade: - Holders: how many there are, how concentrated the top ten are, the largest wallet or account, and what the developer still holds. - Wallet quality: the deployer's track record, bundled buys, snipers, bots and fresh wallets, each as a share of supply. A thousand wallets funded to buy the launch is a different trade from a thousand that found it on their own. - Market and pool: price, liquidity, volume, buys versus sells, and how hard the coin is actually trading relative to its own pool. - Token checks: mint and freeze authority, transfer control, top-10 concentration. - Is this a copycat? Other coins trading under the same name, and the all-time high, so you can see whether this is the original or the trap. WHAT SCOUT WILL NOT DO It never claims a coin is safe. Where the evidence is missing it says so (Not published yet, Unknown) rather than showing a zero, and it keeps an unverified creator labelled UNKNOWN DEV instead of guessing. A WAIT FOR CONFIRMATION badge is not a recommendation to avoid; it means Scout does not yet have enough to say anything useful. NO ACCOUNT. NO WALLET CONNECTION. NO TRACKING. Scout has no analytics, never signs anything and never places a trade. It reads public market data and stores your settings on your own machine. Not affiliated with Axiom, GMGN or any data provider. Scout is not financial advice, and it does not tell you whether to buy or sell.