How it works, in detail.

Four signals, each adding points. Liquidity: under $3k adds 35, under $15k adds 20, under $50k adds 8. Pair age: under 1 hour adds 30, under a day adds 18, under a week adds 8. Sell pressure: if more than 70% of the last hour’s trades were sells, that adds 15. Volume-to-liquidity: a ratio above 15 adds 12. The total is capped at 100.

Under 28 is low, 28 to 54 is medium, 55 and above is high. These are thresholds on a heuristic, not probabilities. A token scoring 20 is not “80% safe” — it means none of the four warning signals fired strongly.

Because the score only measures the four signals above. A token can be entirely legitimate and still sit in a shallow pool or trade on a young pair, and the score will say so. That is the score working, not failing.

No. Scan reads public market data — liquidity, volume, timestamps, trade counts. It never reads contract bytecode. It cannot detect a hidden mint function, a freeze authority, a blacklist, or a honeypot. If you need that, you need a real audit, and this is not one.

The one with the deepest liquidity, since that is the pool most trades actually route through. If the token trades on more than one chain, the result notes how many and shows the deepest pool across all of them.

All 24: Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche, Optimism, Sui, Aptos, TON, Tron, Sei, Linea, Blast, Scroll, Mantle, Cronos, Celo, Fantom, zkSync, PulseChain, Berachain, Hyperliquid.

Coverage depends on what the upstream data source indexes with enough depth to be meaningful. Adding a chain with three thin pools would produce a confident-looking number built on nothing, which is worse than not covering it.

No. Paste the address and the chain is detected automatically. The chain buttons only narrow the search if a token exists on several and you want a specific one.

Volume divided by liquidity. A $50k pool doing $500k of volume ranks above a $50m pool doing the same, because the smaller one is where attention has concentrated relative to its size.

Each chain has a liquidity floor so the table is not filled with dust pools. If nothing clears it, or the upstream feed hiccups, you get an empty state rather than fabricated rows. Try again shortly or switch chains.

5 token scans a day, 1 tracked wallet, 10 journal entries, the top 5 trending rows, and the brief every 24 hours — on every supported chain. No card, no expiry.

Choose a plan and a network (Solana, Base, Arbitrum or Sui). An exact amount is quoted at the live rate and held for 30 minutes. Send it to the address shown, paste the transaction hash, and Lekderis reads that transaction directly from the blockchain — checking it went to the right address for the right amount — then activates your plan automatically.

Verification allows 2% tolerance, so ordinary movement will not block you. If the 30-minute quote lapses, generate a new one.

Verification reports exactly what arrived against what was expected. Send the difference and submit the new hash, or start a fresh quote.

Those funds cannot be recovered by anyone, including us. The network you select is shown on the payment screen with the exact asset to send — check it before confirming in your wallet.

No. A plan runs 30 days and then reverts to Free. Crypto payments are one-off by nature, so nothing is ever taken without you sending it.

Crypto transactions cannot be reversed, so payments are final. That is precisely why the free tier is a real plan rather than a trial — use it properly before paying.

Not currently. Crypto only.

On your own 24-hour cycle. The first arrives once you verify your account, then one every 24 hours from that moment — not at a fixed clock time.

Major asset prices with 24-hour moves, the biggest overnight movers on Solana and Ethereum by absolute change, and links back into the tools.

Yes.

Name, email and a password of at least 8 characters. A 6-digit code is emailed to verify the address. After that, sign in with email and password.

Use “Forgot password” on the sign-in screen. You will get a code by email, and you set a new password in the same step.

Never, under any circumstance. Wallet tracking uses public addresses only — the kind you can paste into any block explorer. Nobody legitimate will ever ask for a seed phrase, here or anywhere else.