Live · Solana mainnet

Every wallet has a history.

Anyone can check a token. Almost nobody checks the wallet that deployed it — even though that wallet usually has a public record of everything it launched before.

Destroyed in 24h: $369.44K; across 3 collapses over $40k
Deepest fall: -99%; peak to now, 24 hours
Deployers holding none: 3/3; own allocation already gone

The rally, then the exit — in one candle

Collapsing right now

3 observed live

Solana tokens that were worth at least $40,000 yesterday and have fallen more than 70% since. Ordered by money lost rather than percentage lost — a 99% fall on a fifty-thousand dollar cap took more from people than a total wipeout of five thousand. One collapse is an event; a wall of the same shape is the argument this site exists to make.

Observed from DexScreener's public token lists: 3 of 37 tokens are down more than 70% over 24 hours from a market cap of at least $40,000. Each shape is reconstructed from the pair's 1h, 6h and 24h price-change buckets — four observations, not a continuous price history — and plotted on a logarithmic axis spanning three decades from peak, so depth of fall stays visible rather than flattening onto the floor.Value destroyed is peak-to-current market cap, an upper bound on holder losses rather than a measure of what any wallet took — attributing proceeds to the deployer needs their sale transactions traced, which is not wired yet. Deployers are named where the creation transaction resolves one; “holds none of it now” means their own allocation is gone, not where it went. Open one to run the investigation.

What this can and cannot see

coverage, stated

Every score published here carries the share of the model that actually stood behind it. A category with nothing behind it is left out of the average rather than counted as clean — absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, and scoring it that way is how a collapsed token reads as safe.

The rug feed, leaderboards and trending investigations all rank a tracked population, and live mode has none — it has lookups. Rendering those sections empty, or filled with zeros, would imply a measurement that was never taken. The wall above is the one thing that can be shown without an index: it is read from public token lists as they stand, not ranked from a history we have been keeping.

Resolved from live sources

Deployer wallet, traced to the mint's creation transaction
Launch time, from the creation block
Creator allocation at launch, from the creation transaction
Creator sold %, allocation compared against balance today
Holder count and concentration, from a full account enumeration
Price, market cap, pooled liquidity and 24h volume
Supply, decimals and mint authority

Not yet available

Previous launches — needs a creator-indexed source
Launch bundling — needs launch-block reconstruction
Liquidity removed — needs pool depth history
Insider clustering — needs a funding graph
All-time-high market cap — needs historical OHLCV