Free Solana Rug Checker

Copy the token’s contract address from DexScreener, pump.fun or your trading terminal and paste it into the free rug checker on this page. In a few seconds you get a 0 to 100 risk score, where higher means riskier, with eight holder metrics, the developer’s past launches, LP burn and creator balance underneath. Open any metric that looks high before you buy, and use the result next to your own research.

Yes. Everyone gets 100 free rug checks a day, signed in or not, with the full report: risk score, holder metrics, developer history, LP burn and creator balance. Premium is $20 a month and adds unlimited rug checks, a live risk score and live KOL data, the AI positive or negative read on news and the calendar, push and email alerts, and developer API access.

A rug pull is a cryptocurrency scam where developers create a token, attract investors, and then suddenly withdraw all liquidity or dump their holdings, leaving investors with worthless tokens. Warning signs include unlocked liquidity, high creator wallet concentration, mint or freeze authority enabled, suspicious holder clustering across connected wallets, and abnormal bot or sniper activity at launch.

Every report shows eight holder metrics: Empty Wallets, Inactive Wallets, New Wallets, Coordinated Buying, Wallet Similarity, Single-Purpose Wallets, Bot Activity and Connected Wallets. Each one answers a different question, from how many holders look like parked shells to whether many wallets lead back to the same group. Farming and slow rugs usually stand out right here. A 0 to 100 risk score sits on top, next to the developer’s launch history and LP burn.

The risk score runs from 0 to 100, and higher means riskier. It shows in green, yellow or red so you can sort tokens at a glance, with holder metrics such as Connected Wallets, Coordinated Buying and Bot Activity right below it. No score guarantees safety. Always do your own research and never invest more than you can afford to lose.

Because xAxios watches more than the token itself. It follows every holder's wallet live across the chain, so activity that has nothing to do with this coin can still move a metric, even when nobody bought or sold it. That is what lets the scan catch patterns a holder list alone would miss. On new coins with only a few holders, each wallet carries more weight, so the metrics move faster and further, then settle as the holder base grows.

Open the holder metrics under the score and see which ones stand out: a high Connected Wallets or Bot Activity reading tells a different story than a lot of empty wallets. Then look at the developer’s past launches, the creator’s balance and the LP burn. Take extra care with tokens that raise several flags, and never rely on a single tool for an investment decision.

xAxios AI supports Solana as the primary blockchain, plus Robinhood Chain with the same full holder-signal analysis. Paste an address from either chain and the checker detects which one it is. We keep expanding multi-chain coverage.

Yes. The free xAxios AI Chrome extension checks Solana and Robinhood Chain tokens right on the token pages of GMGN, pump.fun, OKX, Padre, Fomo, Axiom, DexScreener, DexTools and GeckoTerminal. It shows the risk score, holder metrics, KOL trades and developer history on the page, so you don’t need another tab.

Price, market cap, liquidity, volume and holder count update live on the token page for everyone. The risk score, holder metrics and KOL data update on their own every 30 seconds on the free plan and live on Premium. You don’t need to refresh or run the check again to see the latest read.

Token farming (also called slow rugging) is a quieter scam where developers sell off their holdings bit by bit through sub-wallets or bot wallets instead of pulling all liquidity at once. They spread tokens across many wallets to hide who owns them, then sell slowly, so the price drifts down while the project still looks legitimate. On xAxios AI this shows up in holder metrics like Connected Wallets and Coordinated Buying.

It shows who holds the token and how those wallets behave. The top holders are tagged as insiders, snipers, bundlers, KOLs, smart money or locked wallets, and eight holder metrics point out wallets acting as one group, empty or brand new wallets, and coordinated buys.