Check a token before you trust it
BlockAssay Radar assembles observable evidence about an asset: a token on Solana, Ethereum, Base or BNB Chain, or native Bitcoin. It labels each fact OBSERVED, INFERRED, UNKNOWN or INSUFFICIENT and never turns missing data into a safe result. Radar is not investment advice.
How it works
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What the tool shows you
- Liquidity and volume observed by the named market source.
- Concentration of the largest token accounts, when the chain provides it.
- Contract capabilities (mint and freeze authorities) and what is known about resale.
- The source and time of every observation, plus adverse or uncertain signals.
How it helps
You see at a glance what is observed, what raises questions and what remains unknown, so you can form your own view.
Its limits
Radar does not guarantee that a token is safe. Missing data stays “unknown” and is never counted as reassuring.
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Market candidates
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Distribution & Concentration
Bonk (BONK) · solana
Why does this matter?
Token accounts ≠ unique holders. A token account may represent a pool, treasury, or technical account.
Academy →BONK / solana
Top 1 / 5 / 10 / 20 percentages represent the share of the observed resolved token-account amount after grouping by SPL authority.
The denominator is only the amount held by resolved token accounts in this observed sample. It is not the token's total supply, unique holders, or beneficial owners.An observed SPL authority does not necessarily correspond to a person, a unique holder, or a beneficial owner.
These data describe only the technical relationships observed between token accounts and their authorities. They are neither a Risk Score nor an investment recommendation.These percentages represent the share of observed supply in the largest token accounts returned by the on-chain source.
A token account does not necessarily correspond to a unique holder: it may represent a pool, treasury, or technical account. These values are neither a Risk Score nor an investment recommendation.The available checks detected neither an active mint authority nor an active freeze authority.
This result concerns only these Solana mint properties. It does not mean the token is safe and is not an investment recommendation.No market diagnostic signal was observed on this snapshot.
Detailed analysis and alert rules
What a Radar diagnostic contains
- The exact asset identity: network and contract address (or native asset), never a ticker guess.
- Market and liquidity observations from the stated market source, with their observation time.
- On-chain observations such as token authorities and largest token-account shares where the chain source supports them.
- What Changed, only when comparable persisted observations (N and N-1) exist for the same identity.
How each fact is labelled
- OBSERVED
- Directly returned by the stated source for the exact network and asset identity.
- INFERRED
- Derived from observed inputs; the derivation is named and never presented as a direct fact.
- UNKNOWN
- The source did not establish the fact, the capability is unavailable, or the evidence boundary was not met.
- INSUFFICIENT
- Some data exists, but not enough to support a public conclusion or search indexing.
Published Radar diagnostics
Assets in the Radar publication registry. A diagnostic is offered to search engines only while recent persisted evidence passes the quality gate; otherwise it stays available but is marked noindex.
BONK · Bonk · Solana
Evidence currently insufficient for search indexing
WIF · dogwifhat · Solana
Evidence currently insufficient for search indexing
WETH · Wrapped Ether · Ethereum
Evidence currently insufficient for search indexing
WETH · Wrapped Ether · Base
Evidence currently insufficient for search indexing
WBNB · Wrapped BNB · BNB Chain
Evidence currently insufficient for search indexing
Wallet Intelligence
To inspect a wallet rather than a token, use Wallet Intelligence in the BlockAssay tools. Relationships and funding paths are shown only when a source returned verifiable records.
Open Wallet Intelligence →Limits
- Radar is decision support, not investment advice, and gives no buy, sell or hold instruction.
- A diagnostic is not a safety guarantee; missing or unavailable data stays UNKNOWN instead of being filled in.
- Observations can become stale; every page shows its own observation time.
- Token accounts are not assumed to be unique owners, and no wallet is attributed to a person without independent evidence.
What BlockAssay Radar observes
- The token’s exact identity: network and contract (or mint) address, taken from the registry of qualified assets.
- Mint and freeze authority (active or not), the largest token-account concentration and the project’s declared channels, with their independent corroboration or its absence.
- Price and liquidity observed by the named market source (for example DEX Screener).
- An overall risk index, an observed threat score, a confidence level and the coverage of critical checks (for example 5/8).
What this does not allow anyone to conclude
- That a token is safe, or that it is not a scam: an unknown check is never counted as reassuring.
- That you will be able to sell: an exit simulation exists only on the Ethereum Uniswap V2 path; elsewhere the result shows “Not tested”.
- That token-account concentration equals the same number of distinct owners.
- A probability of price increase: confidence measures evidence coverage, not performance. Radar is not investment advice.
Provenance and freshness
- Every fact shows its source and its observation time (observedAt).
- A scheduled job records Radar snapshots every 10 minutes; a page whose published evidence is stale or insufficient is set to noindex automatically.
- Only assets that pass the evidence-quality threshold are published; the list is deliberately short.
Frequently asked questions
Does a low risk score mean a token is safe?
No. Scores reflect only checks that were actually available; unknown checks are not counted as safe.
Does Radar test whether I can sell?
Only on the Ethereum Uniswap V2 path of the current simulator. On Solana, Base and BNB the result shows “Can I exit? Not tested”.
Why is a Radar page not indexed?
When published evidence is stale or insufficient, the page is set to noindex automatically.
Why does Radar cover only a few published assets?
An asset is published only when it passes the evidence-quality threshold. A few verifiable assets are better than a long unsourced list.