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They call it. We keep the receipts.

Every influencer call gets checked against their own wallet: what they bought before the post, and what they sold after you aped. Each verdict is stamped onchain, so it can't be deleted.

Works with X and Telegram posts, live. Open the app See who dumps
R-01 · RECEIPT PRINTER #000000
0calls stamped onchain
0KOL wallets linked
0dumps on followers caught
0follower losses traced
How it works

Anatomy of a paid-for pump.

  1. 01 · Wallet loads up

    A KOL's linked wallet buys quietly, minutes before the post. We read the swap from the chain at the exact slot.

  2. 02 · The call goes out

    The post hits X or Telegram. Our listener grabs the cashtag or contract address and snapshots the price at that block.

  3. 03 · Followers ape in

    Volume spikes. Every buyer after the call is your exit liquidity, unless the caller is holding with you.

  4. 04 · The exit

    Their wallet sells into your buys. We clock the gap between the call and the sell, down to the second.

  5. 05 · Receipt printed

    The verdict is written to Solana as a memo transaction. It's public and permanent, and nobody can delete the tweet out of it.

$TOKEN5m · sample replay $0.000
The main tool · works now

Saw a call? Pull the receipts.

  1. 01
    Paste the postA tweet or a Telegram post. We read the author, the text and the exact second it went out.
  2. 02
    We find the tokenThe contract address or $TICKER in the post, matched to the deepest Solana pair.
  3. 03
    Price and wallet, around the callReal candles from before and after the post, plus the caller's buys and sells read from the chain.
  4. 04
    The receipt printsThe verdict, the numbers and a hash of every input. Save it as an image, share the link, or trade the token through your Telegram bot.
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What a receipt can say

Five verdicts. No opinions.

Each verdict comes from simple rules applied to public chain data, so anyone can recompute it and get the same answer.

Leaderboard

Who prints. Who dumps.

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Live receipts

Fresh off the printer.

New receipts print as calls are made and wallets move. The prices are live from DexScreener. Track your own channel in the app →

Skin in the game

Callers stake. Dumpers get slashed.

KOLs who want the verified badge lock $RECEIPTS against their wallet. If a receipt shows they sold into their own call, the stake is slashed automatically. Half goes to the followers who bought the call, and half is burned.

Stake locked1,000,000 $RECEIPTS
Followers who bought the call340
@larpmaxxer7xKq…9fQ2 · staked
VERIFIED
Locked stake1,000,000
0to followers0 each
0burnedsupply ↓
$RECEIPTS

The token is the accountability.

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The CA goes live here and at the top of the page the moment the token launches. Only trust this page and our official X.

01

First alert

Holders get pinged the moment a tracked KOL wallet sells, before the "still bullish" tweet goes out.

@degenpriest sold 61.8 SOL of $GIGA · +7m after call
02

Wallet bounties

Link a KOL to a wallet they didn't disclose. Once the community verifies it, you earn from the bounty pool.

BOUNTY POOL0
03

Stake to be trusted

A verified badge only comes with a locked stake. Selling into your own call slashes it.

VERIFIEDstake ≥ 250K
04

Buyback & burn

Trading fees split 50/50: half buys back and burns $RECEIPTS, half refills the bounty pool.

burn · bounties
FAQ

Questions, answered.

How do you know which wallet belongs to a KOL?

There are three sources. Some wallets are self-linked: KOLs sign a message to claim theirs and get a badge. Some are publicly known. The rest are community bounties, where someone submits onchain evidence such as funding paths, matching buys or KOL-only launches. Each link shows its source and confidence.

What counts as "dumped on you"?

The linked wallet bought the token before the call went out, and then sold within 24 hours after it while followers were still buying. Selling weeks later doesn't count. Taking profit is fine; front-running your own audience isn't.

Is the "Check a call" tool real?

Yes. It resolves the pair on DexScreener, loads candles from GeckoTerminal and reads the wallet's transactions directly from a Solana RPC node in your browser. Nothing is mocked.

Where is the receipt stored?

Each verdict is a Solana memo transaction that holds the call hash, the slots and the result. Anyone can recompute it from public chain data.

Can a KOL get a bad receipt removed?

No. They can dispute the wallet link (for example, if it isn't theirs), and that's reviewed in public. The receipt itself stays onchain.