Memecoin tools: charts, scanners, explorers and bots
The toolkit most traders use and what each tool is for.
Key takeaways
- Aggregators show chart, liquidity and pairs
- Risk scanners check authorities and holder distribution
- An explorer is the source of truth for transactions
- Bots speed up trading but require trust in the operator
Aggregators and charts[1][2]
DexScreener and GeckoTerminal collect pairs from all major DEXs. You see the chart, liquidity, volume, pair age, transaction count and project links. Birdeye and GMGN add data on wallets, holders and trader behavior.
- DexScreener: quick pair view and trending
- GeckoTerminal: pool data and history
- Birdeye: token and wallet analytics on Solana
- GMGN: wallet tracking and new tokens
Risk scanners and holder maps[3][4]
RugCheck checks mint authorities, liquidity locks and supply concentration on Solana. Bubblemaps draws links between the largest wallets, which helps spot clusters controlled by one party.
Network explorers[5][6][7]
Solscan for Solana, Basescan for Base and BscScan for BNB Chain show the raw data: every transaction, balance and contract property. When an app and a wallet disagree, the explorer settles what actually happened.
- Solscan: Solana
- Basescan: Base
- BscScan: BNB Chain
- Check transaction history and mint or contract properties
Trading bots and terminals
Telegram bots and web terminals let you buy a token by pasting its address, set limit, take-profit and stop-loss orders, and copy other wallets' trades. Some hold wallet keys on their side, so choose established tools and keep only a working balance in them.
Check what stuck
A pass is 3 of 4 right answers.
Question 1 of 4
An app and a wallet disagree. What settles what actually happened?
Sources
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