Paste a token address. We trace every first-hour buyer to the wallet that signed it: the team, bundles, snipers, bots or real people. Then we check if it is a copycat.
We scanned 20 random Elysium launches. The numbers below are from that scan, not a guess.
new tokens born in 15 minutes
of sampled launches never got a single trade in their first hour
of first-hour buyers on active coins were bundles, snipers or bots
tokens trading under the name “Montra”. One is real.
Labels come from the chain: who signed, who funded the wallet, when it bought, when it sold. Never from the router a trade went through.
The wallet that sent the create transaction.
Funded by the dev, funded by the same wallet that funded the dev, or received tokens from the dev.
Bought inside the create tx, shares a funder with 2+ buyers, or lands in the same block through the same router as 2+ wallets.
Bought within 3 s of the pool opening. Elysium blocks are ~110 ms.
Bought and sold in one tx, has 1,000+ transactions, or sold within 60 s of buying.
None of the above. A candidate, not a guarantee.
No wallet connect, no signature, no account. Public RPC, the Blockscout explorer and GeckoTerminal.
The token's first mint, the transaction that created it, and every Uniswap pool it trades in, across all four V4 PoolManagers plus V3 and V2.
Every swap in the first 60 minutes is traced to the account that signed it, then to the wallet that first funded that account.
Look-alike letters are normalised (“Μοոtⲅа” → MONTRA) and matched against the top ~200 Elysium pools and the official Kinetiq addresses.