See who took a token's supply, and how.
Paste a mint address. Eighteen independent on-chain signals run, and we look at how many point the same way. No single signal decides.
Paste a mint address. Eighteen independent on-chain signals run, and we look at how many point the same way. No single signal decides.
america.sx takes a Solana token mint address and examines how its supply was acquired. It runs eighteen independent on-chain signals — wallet ages, funding sources, entry timing, balance patterns, transaction-fee fingerprints, liquidity depth, LP lock status and more — then checks how many of them point the same way. One signal never decides on its own.
Every scan returns a score (how well the token fits its category — not a price prediction) and a confidence (how much data was available for the call).
Results are an algorithmic opinion, not a factual finding. They can produce false positives and false negatives, and the verdict changes as on-chain data changes. Not investment advice.
One scan is roughly 125 RPC calls against Solana infrastructure, plus DexScreener for market data. Results are cached for a short window so popular tokens are not re-scanned on every request.