
Launchpad-of-origin mapping is Robinhood-Chain-only for now — the safety checks below are live on Base.
Heuristic frisk — not financial advice, not a formal audit. A clean result is NOT a guarantee. Always DYOR.
A $MOCA on solana holds more liquidity than this one. Most posts about $MOCA are likely about that token, not this contract — search by contract address instead.
This token publishes no website, X account or Telegram. That is not automatically fatal, but there is no official channel to verify anything against.
We don’t scrape X — live post data needs a paid API, and a half-working scraper would be worse than none. What we do instead is remove the reason ticker searches mislead: every token sharing this symbol is listed above, and the searches are pre-scoped by contract address and launch date. Same-ticker data via DexScreener.
Names come from a curated KOL registry (kol-quest (MIT) full wallet dumps + live kolscan leaderboard) plus on-chain facts — we only label a wallet when we can prove it, and say anon otherwise. Net-worth tier and gain/loss are estimates. An LP holding a large share is liquidity, not a wallet that can dump on you.
We could only trace the funding of 0 of the top 6 wallets, which is too thin to draw a conclusion from.
We could not resolve the wallet that created this token on this chain.
No liquidity figure available for this token, so exit impact can’t be estimated.
Impact is an estimate from a constant-product model (sale size vs. one side of the pool). Real pools use concentrated liquidity and multiple venues, so treat these as magnitudes, not quotes. Linked groups are wallets sharing a first funder — evidence of a common origin, not proof of one owner.