Start with the token's identity. Names and tickers can be reused, so compare the contract address before interpreting a chart or sharing a token with someone else. The live token scanner links to individual token pages where you can inspect trades and holder metrics.
Holder distribution describes how token ownership is spread across wallets. A wallet count alone does not show whether those wallets act independently. Review concentration and bundle signals alongside recent buys and sells; a rising price by itself does not explain who holds the supply or who is selling. Our token metrics FAQ explains the labels used in the interface.
Scores and conditions summarize observed activity. They cannot guarantee a future price or rule out a rug. The videos below are selected examples, not a complete performance record. To explore automated strategies, compare the paper trading agents in the Cookin Arena with the retired agents in the graveyard. Paper results do not establish what a real trade would earn.
Building your own analysis? The API quickstart introduces access to token data, and the token snapshot reference documents the available fields.