Row 6897

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I've been slowly getting better at my chain analysis of newly launched contracts on Solana, but it's still time consuming and frustrating trying to tell if a new token has had its supply massively sniped (usually by its own 'dev') and redistributed to several wallets to try and hide the fact that it's largely owned by often nefarious actors.

I know this is laughable to many, but I'm extremely short on time and just curious if someone would be willing to share a process and approach that would make the process more efficient.

It's all too common that a massive % of a newly launched token is sniped up (80%+ is not uncommon) and the ability to quickly tell if that's the case is not commonly known. The % of scams to legit projects being launched on Solana is massive and I'm hoping to be able to learn an efficient process (aside from rugcheck. xyz, soulscanner, and other surface checking services that are great, but fail to identify the insider supply snipe issue).

I want to learn and share the knowledge so that the space can be better off as a whole. The more who know, the less noobs get rekt. The less noobs getting rekt = a more sustainable adoption curve and better positive referral base overall.

Apologies if this is a common question here, and I hope my question was concise enough to merit a helpful response.

Cheers and happy trading/investing

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text I've been slowly getting better at my chain analysis of newly launched contracts on Solana, but it's still time consuming and frustrating trying to tell if a new token has had its supply massively sniped (usually by its own 'dev') and redistributed to several wallets to try and hide the fact that it's largely owned by often nefarious actors. I know this is laughable to many, but I'm extremely short on time and just curious if someone would be willing to share a process and approach that would m…
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datetime 2024-05-14
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