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Risk score: a transparent triage score, not a forecast. It weights contract controls, holder concentration, liquidity, pair age, trading imbalance, and launch-cluster evidence. Missing feeds reduce evidence coverage; they do not count as clean.

Solana: market data from DEX Screener; contract, holders and insider-network signals from RugCheck. BNB Chain: DEX Screener plus GoPlus token-security fields and a launch-window RPC sweep when available. Robinhood Chain: DEX Screener plus direct EVM contract/RPC checks and launch-window transfer clustering; chain ID 4663.

Side-wallet limit: an unlabeled address cannot be reliably attributed to a person or company from a single token scan. Exact watchlist matches and shared on-chain behavior are shown separately. Add addresses you trust to the local watchlist.

Bundle vs market-maker check: every flagged cluster is classified as known infrastructure, likely market maker, likely coordinated bundle, or unclear. Known addresses \u2014 DEX routers, wrapped-native tokens, burn addresses, major programs, and the tracked pool itself \u2014 are matched against a curated list. Remaining wallets are profiled with two cheap RPC reads \u2014 lifetime transaction count and native balance \u2014 sampled from up to 6 wallets per cluster. Wallets with 150+ lifetime transactions read as professional market-maker activity; wallets with \u22648 transactions and dust balances read as fresh bundle wallets. On Solana the check uses RugCheck account labels and insider flags instead of extra RPC calls. These are heuristics, not identity proof, and sampling keeps public RPCs within rate limits. For EVM clusters each sampled wallet's current token balance is also read, so the report shows whether the cluster still holds (live overhang) or already sold (invisible to holder-graph tools like Bubblemaps).

References: DEX Screener endpoints · RugCheck fields · GoPlus security API · BNB RPC notes · Robinhood Chain network facts.