See through the token. Every scan remembered. Bundles, insiders, fresh wallets, cross-funding. 8 chains, 35 checks. by @dexbuilds https://nitter.gq/t.co/WLqf48uLGH
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We've spent the past year building DeFade, shipping new features and improving it every single day. We did it for one reason: to make the trencher safe.
Today it's the first scanner with all these modules in one scan. Nobody else puts this much in one place, and nobody else goes this deep.
We were also the first to detect Proxima and Sumo, the launch-bundling tools behind a lot of the coordinated launches that get people farmed.
When a wallet ran one of them on a token, DeFade names the tool right next to the wallet.
One scan shows you the bundles, including delayed sweeps and the real peak exposure. It shows the snipers and sybil bands, meaning wallets funded by the same hand. It traces funding origin across multiple hops, so a rotated wallet still gets caught, and it catches wallets running the same bot config through their fee fingerprints. It pulls the dev wallet and deployer history, so you know if this person has rugged before. And it flags the fresh and virgin wallets farming the chart.
It runs on Solana, ETH, Base, BSC, Robinhood, Arc, HyperEVM and more to come, on the web, in a Chrome extension, on mobile and in a Telegram bot. We also built MCP connectors, so you can plug DeFade straight into Claude or ChatGPT and run a full scan from inside the conversation. Ask your AI about a contract and get the real answer, backed by the same scan.
And yes, we're launching a token. We waited on purpose. Most projects launch a token first and build something around it later. We did it the other way around: a year of building, a working product people already use, and only now the token. It never made sense to us to ask for your trust before there was something to trust.
We're in the trenches too, and we were tired of watching people get rugged by wallets that were obvious in hindsight.
Rugs keep evolving, so we keep shipping.
Paste a contract. Get the truth.
Defade.org
What happend to $AEVA ?
Another “legendary project” down the drain. Turns out farming fees was the real roadmap all along?
@AevaChain “team” (Kareem) seems to have disappeared. 💀
One mystery remains… are @kareemxbt and @0xmazzy actually the same person?
1/ $AEVA @AevaChain launched "mainnet" on 27 Sep. Before you ape, here's the chain:
• anonymous dev, wallet funded from KuCoin
• ~$75k in fees taken in under 3 days
• ~$66k of it already at Binance
• their domain is on MetaMask's phishing list
• no audit
We followed the money 🧵
If it wasn’t clear already, @slingoorio taught us a valuable lesson: NEVER buy a coin where one person controls the majority of the supply. Not even if that person is Gandhi.
Every cycle, someone builds the launch. Then sells it to you.
DEFADE now names the tool behind it: J7 and RapidLaunch join Proxima, Sumo and uxento.
Five launch tools. One scan.
Stop being the exit liquidity.
defade.org
6 new launchpads are live on DEFADE, and we now track 50 across 8 chains.
On Solana, every scan now reads @LaunchWithShip launches. It names coins made through @notrandomdotfun and labels its treasury, and shows the wallet behind each @floatdotxyz launch with its fee tier.
On Robinhood, @flywheelcash coins are read from their first trade on Uniswap v4, and @fobodotfun coins show their live floor. @Crackerfun curves are read on BSC, Base, Robinhood and Monad, with their stage, price and graduation.
That’s 50 launchpads on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BSC, Robinhood, Arc, Hyperliquid and Monad, and a token launched without one is scanned just the same. Launchpads can now show the DeFade score on their own coin pages too.
DEFADE is growing up.
We started as a memecoin analyzer because that is where the rugs were. Along the way we built something bigger: an engine that reads wallets. It shows who funded them, which "independent" holders are one person, and where the money came from and where it went.
That engine isn't just for memecoins.
We're working on taking DEFADE across the whole market, from the newest launch to the oldest coin on chain. Any asset, any wallet, any entity: who holds it, who's moving it, and where it's going.
Memecoin scanning stays at the core and keeps getting better.
The team is heads down on this. More soon.
Read the wallets, not the promises.
Hi dev @_LaunchX
Since you’re saying you didn’t rug $LAUNCH can you confirm that it wasn’t launched using Proxima?
$LAUNCH AhBidGAgv6QbKSWfrSCegGrzFLcBx4E5FNYTKHNQQj6C block by block.
30% bought in the launch block, dumped 1s later, cycled through 23 same-block buy-backs in 36s. 11 of the buyers are Proxima wallets, and the dev's create tx shares their fee setting.
Proxima's program never touched it. Its wallets did.
New on DEFADE: CONNECTIONS.
We already caught it all: bundles, fresh wallets, cross-funding. Now it’s on one map: who funded the buyers, which wallets move together, what the dev paid for, and what they still hold.
And since July, DEFADE remembers every operator, sniper and bundler it has ever scanned, Proxima and Sumo bundlers included. The next time they launch, we already know them. No other scanner has that database.
defade.org
