Liquidity risk
Thin liquidity or unknown lock status can make a token fragile even when the chart looks active.
Learn the scanner
Understand every Rug Rat Radar warning.
A beginner-friendly guide to reading token risk reports without needing to be a blockchain analyst.
Core command
/scan <contract address, wallet address, or token link>
Returns a score, risk checklist, market context, liquidity notes, holder concentration, wallet signals, links, and manual review prompts.
Direct answer
How does Rug Rat Score work?
Rug Rat Score groups detected meme-token risk signals into a 0–100 review score. Lower scores mean fewer detected warnings; higher scores mean more items deserve manual verification. The score is not a prediction or trading instruction.
Holder concentration
Large top-holder control can create heavy sell pressure if only a few wallets move.
Bundled wallets
Clustered early wallets may point to coordinated launch behavior that deserves extra review.
Social authenticity
Official website, X, Telegram, and mint identity should match before trusting project claims.
What the report means
Plain-English explanations for noisy crypto signals.
Rug Rat Radar does not replace research. It tells you where to look first.
Rug Rat Score
0 means fewer detected warnings. 100 means more detected risk signals. It is a review shortcut, not a prediction or trade instruction.
Risk checklist
The fastest read of what deserves attention: liquidity uncertainty, wallet clusters, social mismatch, or creator-history context.
Liquidity & lock status
Liquidity is the exit depth available in the pool. A lock means funds may be harder to pull, but unknown lock proof should never be treated as safe.
Holder concentration
If a small number of wallets control too much supply, one or two sellers can create large price pressure.
Sniper / bundled wallets
Early wallet clusters can indicate coordinated launches or automated accumulation. It is a signal to review, not proof by itself.
Social authenticity
Missing, mismatched, or low-effort website/X/Telegram links can be warnings. Always confirm official pages show the exact mint.
Creator history
Creator and deployer context can help identify patterns, but provider data can be incomplete and must be manually verified.
Watchlists & alerts
Alerts are for research changes like liquidity drops or score movement. They are not buy/sell notifications.
How to read a scan
Start with the summary, then verify the evidence.
Read the score label
Cleaner, caution, or higher-risk gives you the first orientation.
Check the risk checklist
Liquidity, holders, wallets, creator history, and socials explain why the score moved.
Open the links
Review the chart, official website, X, Telegram, and mint address yourself.
Use judgement
Rug Rat Radar is an educational scanner. The final decision and verification are always yours.
Illustrative examples
How to read an illustrative example before trusting the story.
Use these simplified examples to understand scan labels without turning them into trading instructions.
$ASNEM example: cleaner watch
A lower Rug Rat Score means fewer detected warnings. It still needs manual verification of liquidity, holders, socials, and authority state.
$ASNEM example: high-risk review
A higher Rug Rat Score means the report found multiple risk signals. Slow down, open the links, and verify the evidence manually.
Manual verification
Always verify the mint, chart, liquidity, official website, X/Telegram links, and provider confidence yourself.