🧩 Pip browser extension

Pip's checks right where you trade. For adults (18+). Your trades, your call.

What it shows

Coin pages on Axiom, DexScreener, pump.fun, GMGN and Jupiter: a small Pip button with the red flags Pip finds (the same check as /research and @PipChecks). Tap it to see every fact.
Wallet pages on Solscan, GMGN and DexScreener (a pair filtered to one trader), or any wallet or .sol name pasted into the pop-up: what copying it would have got, warning signs, and its Parrots results if Parrots tracks it.
X posts that name a Solana coin, by a caller Parrots knows: their last calls. Anyone else's posts get nothing.

Link it

Pip checks are for Pixel Panda, Prosperous Parrot and Swine Gang holders. Send /ext to Pip in Discord and paste the key into the Pip button in your browser toolbar once. Only you see the key. /ext again makes a new one and the old one stops working.

Parrots results and caller records work without a key.

How we calculate this

Coin check

Pip reads the coin on-chain (who can print or freeze it, the biggest holders, the creator's launch buy, the first block's buyers and who funded them, whether the liquidity can be pulled) and from DexScreener (liquidity, paid boosts). 🚩 means half or more of the coin was bought in its launch block or sits with the top 10 wallets, or its code can trap you. Everything else (the creator, same-funder wallets, age) is a plain fact. Nothing is a buy or sell call, and no flags never means safe. Results are kept 10 minutes and shared, so a coin someone just checked comes back at once.

A new coin check counts toward your 25 research reports an hour, the same as /research.

Copy check

Pip takes the wallet's last 20 coins it bought and then sold in the last 30 days, and copies each one twice, 1 and 2 minutes late: you buy that long after its first buy and sell that long after its first sell. The price is the coin's real trading price then: the middle of the first three trades of that coin against SOL at or after that moment. Each copy is the same size and pays 1.5% for swap and network fees.

The big number is your average result per copy at the worse of the two delays; both are shown underneath. If a price can't be found for a trade, that trade is left out and the card says how many were used. Under 5 usable trades it says "not enough trades" and shows no number. These are past results, worked out from public on-chain data; they don't guarantee future results.

Sells into its copiers

A trade counts when the wallet sold within 10 minutes of buying, at least 5 other wallets bought the coin between a minute after its buy and its sell, and a copy 1 minute late lost money. Pip shows the flag when 3 or more of the trades checked count, and they are at least a quarter of them.

Side wallets

Wallets it sent SOL to or got SOL from directly (at least 0.1 SOL) in the last 30 days that trade the same coins.

Who's in this coin

Among the coin's 20 biggest holders and the wallets that bought in its first blocks, Pip names callers on Parrots' callers board, their side wallets (as above), wallets whose last Pip copy check showed them selling into their copiers, and wallets you follow with /watch. Names and counts only, never addresses. When none of them are in the coin, the card shows nothing.

Parrots results and callers

Come from Parrots (prtpros.com): what Parrots copiers got, the trader's own last 30 days, and a caller's last 10 calls (their own sells). See Parrots' methodology.

Privacy

Last updated 16 October 2026.

To pixelpandacrew.com: the coin or wallet address of the page you're on (or that you paste), with your Pip key. We use it to answer, to count your checks against the limits above, and our logs keep the time and your IP address like any web server. We don't sell or share it.
To prtpros.com (Parrots): the wallet address of a wallet page, to show its Parrots results; once every 10 minutes on x.com, a request for the list of known callers. The list comes to your browser, so the accounts you scroll past never leave it.
To api.dexscreener.com: a DexScreener pair address to find its coin, and on x.com a $TICKER from a known caller's post, to check it's a Solana coin.
To sdk-proxy.sns.id: a .sol name you type into the pop-up, to find its wallet.
Stored in your browser: your Pip key, and for the session the caller list and ticker answers. Unlink in the pop-up to remove the key.
No analytics, no tracking, no ads, no remote code. It never reads your own wallet, keys or funds, and never trades for you.

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