Skip to main contentPump Guard analyzes token holder patterns and calculates a simple 0-100 risk score. Higher scores mean lower risk.
How It Works
We look at the top 50 token holders and check three key signals:
1. Total Native Balance (50% of score)
What we check: How much SOL do the top holders have in total?
Why it matters: Real traders keep SOL in their wallets for fees and trading. Scam bots usually drain all their SOL after buying tokens.
- Good sign: 1,000+ SOL total
- Warning sign: 500-1,000 SOL
- Red flag: Less than 500 SOL
2. Fresh Wallets (30% of score)
What we check: How many of the top holders are brand new wallets (less than 7 days old)?
Why it matters: Scammers create fresh wallets to hide their tracks. Too many new wallets means coordinated manipulation.
- Good sign: 15 or fewer fresh wallets
- Warning sign: 16-25 fresh wallets
- Red flag: 26+ fresh wallets
3. Zero-SOL Holders (20% of score)
What we check: How many top holders have absolutely no SOL left?
Why it matters: You need SOL to pay transaction fees. Wallets with zero SOL are usually bots that extracted everything.
- Good sign: 5 or fewer zero-SOL wallets
- Warning sign: 6-15 zero-SOL wallets
- Red flag: 16+ zero-SOL wallets
Final Score
We combine all three metrics with their weights:
- Low Risk (70-100%): Looks healthy
- Medium Risk (40-69%): Be cautious
- High Risk (0-39%): Major red flags
Live Analysis
Every token you scan on pumpguard.xaxios.com gets analyzed in real-time. You’ll see:
- Overall risk score and level
- Individual scores for each metric
- Clear color coding (green/yellow/red)
- When the token was last scanned
Open Source
All our scoring code is public on GitHub. You can verify exactly how we calculate risk.
Disclaimer: Pump Guard shows risk patterns, not price predictions. Always do your own research before trading.
