🔎 Research
Check a token or a wallet before you ape in.
Token risk report
Type /research and a symbol like BONK (pick from the list) or paste the mint address.
You get the contract, liquidity, creator, bundled buys and top holders, with red and yellow flags, and a 🚩 card with the warnings first.
No flags found never means safe: ❓ means Pip couldn't check it. Your trades, your call.
Paste a Meteora pool address instead and you get the pool check.
Wallet report
Type /wallet and paste a Solana address.
You get its 30-day profit estimate, win rate, median hold, whether it's a fresh wallet, and its side wallets that trade the same coins.
Want to rank a list of wallets or find ones that trade well? See Find good traders.
Your own flags
Type /flags to see the thresholds that turn a result red or yellow, and change them to suit how you trade.
Where the report goes
In the 🔎 research channel and #pip-commands you choose with show-to: everyone or only you. Anywhere else, only you see it.
25 checks an hour, shared by /research and /wallet. A coin someone checked in the last 10 minutes comes back at once.
Every /research also counts towards Panda calls.
@PipChecks on X
Anyone can tag @PipChecks on X under a post with a Solana coin address. Pip replies with a short check of that coin and a card picture.
- Up to 3 facts. 🚩 only when half or more was bought in the launch block or sits with the top 10 wallets, or the code can trap you (print, freeze, fees, liquidity that can be pulled). The creator and launch buyers are plain facts.
- Facts only. Never a green light, a score or a buy call.
- About 24 hours later, Pip replies under it with the price move since.
- Every Monday, Pip posts the most-checked coins of the week.
One coin address per post. The X account must be at least 90 days old, and gets 3 checks a day. Coins with almost no trading get no reply.
Holders: type /linkx in Discord and tap Connect with X. Your X account then gets 20 checks a day and a 🐼 holder badge, and Pip can read your posts to help you write new ones. /unlinkx removes it.