Past launches
Every other token the same creator put out, with its current market cap and trading volume. A long list of dead tokens reads very differently from a creator with a few that still trade.
Dev checker
Solana dev checker: every token a creator launched
Before you buy a new token, look at the wallet that made it. xAxios lists the creator’s other launches, how many migrated and whether the dev sold out, right next to the holder score.
Paste a Solana or Robinhood Chain token address
What a dev checker shows
A Solana dev checker looks up the wallet that created a token and lists everything else that wallet has launched. On pump.fun especially, one creator often ships token after token. Their track record is one of the fastest reads you can get on a coin that went live minutes ago, when there is no chart history to lean on yet.
On xAxios the developer history lives on the token page. For each earlier token you see market cap, volume, whether it migrated and whether the dev sold all, with a migration rate summary on top of the whole list.
What the dev wallet checker tells you
Four pieces of creator data, shown on the same page as the eight holder metrics.
Migration status
Whether each earlier token migrated, meaning it graduated off the launchpad bonding curve into a full pool. A plain yes or no per token, nothing to interpret.
Migration rate
The share of the creator’s tokens that migrated. A higher migration rate generally points to a more committed developer. A dozen launches with zero graduations is a pattern worth noticing.
Creator balance
On the token you’re looking at, whether the creator is still holding or has sold all. On past tokens, whether the dev sold everything. A creator who empties out of every launch early leaves an easy trail to follow.
How to check a pump.fun dev
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Open the token
Paste the token address on xAxios, or open the token on pump.fun, GMGN or Axiom with the extension installed.
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Find the developer history
The creator’s other tokens are listed with market cap, volume, migration status and sold all, under the migration rate summary.
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Weigh it against the holders
A strong dev record with a messy holder list, or a clean holder list from a dev with ten dead tokens, both call for a second look. The two together say more than either alone.
Dev history next to the score
The dev checker runs in the same scan as the holder metrics, so there is no second tool to open. Creator balance tells you whether the dev is holding or sold all on this token, while live market data and the vibe score sit on the same page. The free Chrome extension carries the creator’s launch record too, so you can check a dev from wherever you found the coin.
Open the full token checkWhat dev history doesn’t cover
A creator can launch from a brand new wallet every time, so an empty history doesn’t prove you’re looking at a first timer. A good migration rate shows that earlier tokens graduated, not that this one will. Selling all can also be a normal exit after a long run, so read it next to that token’s market cap before you judge it.
Frequently asked questions
Paste the token address into xAxios and open the developer history. You’ll see the creator’s other launches with market cap, volume, migration status and whether they sold all. The current token also shows the creator balance at the top.
It’s the share of a creator’s tokens that migrated, or graduated, from the launchpad into a full trading pool. A higher rate generally points to a more committed developer. A low rate across many launches suggests most of their tokens stalled early.
It means the creator wallet no longer holds any of that token. On a fresh launch that’s worth weighing, since the person who made it has already left. On an older token it can simply be a planned exit after a good run.
Yes. pump.fun tokens are Solana tokens, so the dev checker lists that creator’s other launches. With the Chrome extension installed, the same history appears on the pump.fun token page without leaving the tab.
No. Some creators launch from a new wallet each time, which leaves nothing behind to look up. Treat the dev checker as one input and read it alongside the holder metrics and the liquidity.
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The full token check on the page of the trading site you already use, free in Chrome.
Look up the creator
Paste the token address and see the dev’s other launches and migration rate.
Check the devScores, holder metrics and AI reads on xAxios are information to help your research, not financial advice.