Getting started
Examples
Concrete things to try, and what a good answer looks like.
Each example below is a real thing to do, with a note on what to look for in the result. The fastest way through them is Molthood Agent, which needs nothing installed.
Screen a token before buying
Is this token risky? Tell me what you checked and what you could not:
0x8e62F281f282686fCa6dCB39288069a93fC23F1cWhat to look for: the contract powers, not the score. A pausable token with an unidentifiable owner is a position whose exit depends on somebody else's choice, regardless of how the number reads.
Check a wallet
Analyse this wallet and tell me what it holds and what you could not check: 0x…What to look for: concentration, and whether every holding was screened. If one was not, the score you are given is a ceiling.
Research a project
Research this project and tell me what is verifiable about it: example.comWhat to look for: what is missing. A domain registered days ago, no published terms, an audits page with no audit on it — absence is the finding here.
Compare two subjects
Compare these two tokens and name the differences that matter: 0x… and 0x…What to look for: differences in control, not in price. Two tokens at the same market cap can be entirely different instruments.
Watch for change
Run an analysis, then run it again later. The second run reports what moved rather than repeating itself — liquidity leaving and ownership transferring are the two changes worth catching early.
Understand a contract
Explain what this smart contract does, in plain language, and what powers it gives its owner: 0x…What to look for: the owner's powers stated explicitly. "The owner can pause transfers" is worth more than three paragraphs about the token standard.