How the Owl grades
Paste a contract and the Owl reads it: what the contract can do to you, whether you can sell, how it launched, who holds it, the dev's record and the socials. Two grades come back, and every finding shows its evidence or says why it couldn't be checked. The rules are fixed and the same for every coin: nobody can pay for a better grade.
Two grades, two questions
What the contract can do, whether you can sell, the liquidity and its locks, who holds the supply, the dev's record and whether the socials are alive. Read live: it changes with every rescan.
Bundled buys, snipers, the dev selling early, who funded the dev, socials made just for the launch. Graded once the launch has settled, then locked: it never changes. Until then it's marked provisional.
The two are kept apart on purpose: NOW is about buying today, LAUNCH tells you who you're trusting. A coin can be A NOW and F LAUNCH: few risks today, after a launch that burned its first buyers.
What the Owl checks
Reads the contract
What the contract can do to you: who can mint or freeze, the owner's powers, taxes, hidden traps, names built to phish.
Tests the exit
Whether you can actually sell, by testing a buy and a sell against the real pool, and what selling costs.
Replays the launch
Who bought in the first seconds, whether the dev funded them, and whether they dumped on the buyers who came after.
Traces the wallets
Top holders followed back to the dev or the launch, and clusters of wallets that turn out to be one party.
Knows the dev's record
The dev's earlier coins: serial launchers, rugs, coins that died.
Tells an exchange from a whale
Exchange, bridge and service wallets are kept out of who holds the supply.
Checks the socials
Whether the X account, site and Telegram are real, match the coin, and weren't made just for the launch.
Keeps watching
Every rescan compares with the last: liquidity, locks, contract powers, holders, the dev selling. Watches send rug alerts.
Solana, BSC, Ethereum, Base and Robinhood: five chains, one Owl.
From findings to a grade
Each check passes, warns or fails, and the report shows each one with its evidence. Some findings cap a grade or fail it outright, whatever else looks good: a coin you can't sell isn't rescued by a nice website. If a key check couldn't run, the report names it and the grade is marked incomplete. Unverified is never treated as passed.
Why SI
SI stands for Super Intelligence. The Owl reads in seconds what a careful trader would check by hand in an hour, every time, on every coin, and keeps watching after you buy.
The Owl's intelligence is its record: every coin it has graded, every wallet it has checked, and rules tested against what happened next.
Grades come from on-chain checks, not AI guesses. Every fact links to its source.
The record
Every graded coin is checked again a week later, and the result is kept. A clean setup means the coin passed every check that day: not pumped, no coordinated buying, a clean launch and a strong NOW grade. How those coins did against every coin the Owl graded, live:
Featured coins are chosen by fixed rules applied the same way to every coin: both grades good, real liquidity and trading, no red flags. Being featured is not an endorsement.
What a grade is not
- Not a price call. NOW grades the risk of a rug or a collapse, not where the price goes. Coins that pass still swing hard, and a clean coin can still go to zero because nobody wants it.
- Not a guarantee. A team can rug with a new trick, and the chain can be slow to tell. Read the evidence behind the grade.
- A snapshot. NOW is the moment of the scan: rescan before you buy, or watch the coin to get rug alerts when something changes.
- Not financial advice. See the terms.