Skills
Insider / early-buyer check
Did a tight group get in first? Insider networks on Solana, and first buyers grouped by block on Ethereum.
What it answers
"Did insiders, or a group acting together, buy before everyone else?"
Inputs
A token address on Solana or Ethereum.
What you get back
On Solana
- Insider networks flagged by Rugcheck: groups of wallets that look connected, and how much of the supply they hold where the source reports it.
On Ethereum
- The first buyers, starting from the block the token was created in, grouped by block. Several wallets buying in the same block right at launch is a common sign of a bundled launch.
On both
- A plain-language read of what the pattern suggests. This is an opinion, so it comes with its factors and a confidence level. See Evidence and sources.
Sources
- Solana: Rugcheck.
- Ethereum: public chain RPC and Blockscout.
Coverage by chain
| Chain | Coverage | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Solana | Live | Insider networks from Rugcheck. |
| Ethereum | Live | First buyers from the creation block, grouped by block. |
| Base | Not yet | Opens as Basic with Glimz's Alchemy connection: first buyers from the token's first transfers, funder = first wallet to send them coin. |
| BNB Chain | Not yet | Same as Base. |
Limits
- Buying in the first block isn't proof of inside access. Bots buy early too. That's why the read is labeled as an opinion.
- Wallets funded through an exchange are hard to link to each other.
Ask it like this
Did insiders get into <token address> early?
Who bought <token address> in the first blocks?