How to spot a memecoin rug pull before you buy
Most rugs show their hand before the dump. Here's the five-minute check we'd run on any Solana memecoin, with the free tool for each step.
How to check a coin, pick a tool and keep your wallet. Every guide links to the tools we checked by hand, and none of them will tell you what to buy.
Most rugs show their hand before the dump. Here's the five-minute check we'd run on any Solana memecoin, with the free tool for each step.
A bundle is a dev buying a big chunk of their own coin from many wallets at launch, so the supply looks spread out when it isn't. Here's how to see through it.
Your first memecoin buy takes about ten minutes. Fake links and bad settings cost new traders plenty before any coin does, so here's the clean way through.
"1% per trade" is only the fee you see. Here's every cost in a memecoin trade, what each one is for, and how to stop overpaying.
Making a memecoin takes about a minute. Getting anyone to trust it takes longer. Here's how launching works on the main Solana launchpads, and what buyers will check before they touch your coin.
Copy trading looks like free money: find a wallet that wins, mirror it, sleep. In practice your copy is always late, always pays fees twice, and sometimes gets used. Here's how to do it with your eyes open.
Most new traders pay for their lessons in real SOL. Paper trading lets you make the same mistakes with fake money at live prices. Here's how to set it up so the results actually mean something.
Opening a fake Trojan or a cloned Axiom page and signing what it asks can cost more than any bad trade. Here's how the scams work and how to stay out of them.
Every trading bot and terminal needs some way to sign your trades. Who holds that key decides who can move your money. Here's what each setup means in plain words.
Crypto Twitter talks in shorthand. Here's what the words mean, with a link to the tool or guide where each one matters.