MemeGuard
MemeGuard is a Solana token risk scanner that scores a contract address across five categories of on-chain and market checks.
What is MemeGuard?
MemeGuard checks Solana tokens for rug-pull and manipulation risk. A user pastes a token mint address and the scanner runs automated checks across five categories: scam indicators such as holder concentration and mint or freeze authority, growth and dilution, social signals, governance, and trading authenticity. The category scores are averaged into a single verdict of Strong, Watch, Caution or Avoid, and checks without available data are left out rather than estimated. The site also offers a launch bundle checker, a top coins leaderboard and a narrative radar, with no wallet connection required. A free tier allows a limited number of scans per day, and a Plus plan adds unlimited scans, saved history and deployer rug history.
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