Every trade has a price.
Paste any wallet and get the bill: profit and loss, rugs eaten, dead bags, every coin it launched and dumped, and the suspicious wallets it's linked to.
Free. No wallet connection, nothing to sign. Check yourself, a caller, or a dev you don't trust.
We read how the wallet's balances changed, not which app it used, so every launchpad, DEX and trading bot is covered.
Printing the receipt…
How it works
- Paste a walletYours, a caller's, a dev's. Solana or 0x. No connection, nothing to sign.
- Get the billEvery buy matched to every sell. Rugs, dead bags, launches and linked wallets, stamped with a grade.
- Read the autopsyWhere the money went, the habits behind it, and the rules that would have saved it. Then share the damage.
The trenches right now
Every 30-day receipt printed lands here.
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Battle a friend
Two wallets, two receipts, one verdict. Find out who's the bigger degen.
Questions
Do I need to connect my wallet?
No. Wallets are public on the blockchain, so all we need is the address. There's nothing to connect and nothing to sign. If a site ever asks you to sign something to "check your wallet", close it.
Which platforms are covered?
All of them on the chains we support. We read how the wallet's balances changed in each transaction, not which app sent it, so pump.fun, bonk.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium, Meteora, Orca, Jupiter and Moonshot are covered, and so is anything bought through Axiom, Photon, GMGN, FOMO, Trojan, BullX or Banana Gun. On Robinhood Chain that includes Pons, LONG and Pools; on Base, Clanker, Zora and Virtuals.
Why is my P&L different from my trading app?
Apps usually count only the trades made through them. We count every trade in the time range, from every app, and value coins you still hold at today's price. Coins sent in from another wallet are left out, because we can't see what was paid for them.
Is "rug pattern" an accusation?
No. It's a pattern on public data: a coin the wallet launched is now dead, and the wallet sold at least half its own coins within an hour of launch. Check the chart and decide for yourself.
How we count
- Data
- Public on-chain history for the time range you pick (24 hours to 180 days; 30 days by default). Very active wallets may be cut short on long ranges. Solana is read through Helius; Robinhood Chain, Base and Ethereum through Blockscout. Prices and coin status come from DexScreener.
- Profit and loss
- Every swap is matched by the SOL/ETH or stablecoins that left or entered the wallet. Coins still held are valued at today's price. Network fees are counted separately.
- Win rate
- Share of closed positions (90%+ sold) that made money.
- Rug eaten
- You lost more than half of what you put into a coin that is now dead: under $1,000 of liquidity or under $5,000 market cap. Coins we couldn't price are never counted as rugs.
- Launched coins
- Coins this wallet created in its own create or launch transactions (plus pump.fun's public list when available).
- Linked wallets
- The wallet that first funded it, and the wallets it sends SOL/ETH or coins to and from (swaps excluded). Each one is checked for recent launches, rug patterns, being brand new, and launching coins the checked wallet traded. Exchanges and bots show as "busy" and are not judged.
- Grade
- A score out of 100 from return on money spent, win rate, profit factor (total wins ÷ total losses) and how often the wallet got rugged. "RUG" means two or more launches show the rug pattern.
- Leaderboard
- Wallets with at least 3 coins traded or 1 launch appear after someone prints their 30-day receipt, so everyone is compared on the same footing. "Worse than X%" compares against every wallet checked so far.
Rug of the day, every day.
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