Rug pull checker: spot the warning signs before the liquidity disappears
A rug pull is when the people behind a token take the money out: they remove the liquidity, or dump a large hidden supply on buyers. It usually happens fast, and the signs are visible on-chain before it does.
DexGrade watches those signs: how much real liquidity there is and whether it can be removed, how much the developer and the top wallets hold, whether many "different" wallets were funded by the same one, and whether the liquidity is dropping right now.
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What DexGrade checks
Liquidity and locksReal money in the pools, and whether it is locked, burned or can be pulled.
Developer walletHow much the creator still holds, and whether they have been selling.
Top holders and bundlesWallets funded by the same source often belong to one person, holding far more than it looks.
Live rug alertsIf liquidity falls sharply or the price crashes, the token is flagged within minutes.
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Questions and answers
What are the signs of a rug pull?
Unlocked liquidity, a developer holding a big share, a few wallets controlling most of the supply, wallets funded by the same source, and liquidity that starts dropping.
Can DexGrade warn me before a rug?
Add the token to your watchlist. If liquidity drops sharply or the grade turns to Danger, you are alerted on the site and on Telegram.
Is DexGrade free?
Yes. Checking any token is free, with no account needed. A free account adds a watchlist and rug alerts.
Does "Looks safe" mean I should buy?
No. It means our on-chain checks found no major red flags right now. It lowers the risk, it does not remove it, and it is not financial advice.
Can a project pay for a better grade?
No. Boosts and the Verified tick are paid and always marked, but they never change a grade or hide a warning.
Guides
- What is a rug pull in crypto, and the warning signsA rug pull is when a token's team takes the money and leaves. The two main types, the on-chain warning signs, and how to get alerted when liquidity is pulled.
- Crypto liquidity explained: what it is and why it mattersWhat liquidity is, why it decides whether you can sell, what locked or burned liquidity means, and how to read exit risk.
- How to read a token bubble mapWhat the bubbles and lines on a token bubble map mean, how to spot bundles and hidden whales, and which wallets to ignore.