Ask the rat anything.

You paste a token address from Chain 4663 and the rat tells you, in short sentences, what the chain says about the token and the wallet that launched it.

No. Quiet means the rat found nothing loud in the places he can look. He cannot see wallets with no on-chain link to the creator, he cannot read intentions, and he cannot see the next block. Use the report to ask better questions, not to skip them.

No. "Dev sold everything" is a fact about one wallet. Some creators sell their launch buy and keep building, some move tokens to another wallet. The rat states what happened and links the transaction. The conclusion is yours.

Because the chain shows a transfer, not a motive. When the tokens went back to the bonding curve, that is a sale and he says "sold". When they went anywhere else, he cannot tell a sale from a transfer, so he says both.

On pons, buying in the first 5 seconds of a launch costs a tax that starts at 99% and decays to zero. It exists to stop bots from taking the opening. A creator can name up to 32 wallets that skip this tax, and the list is fixed at creation. Wallets on that list can buy at the very first price while everyone else is taxed. The list is public, so the rat reads it.

Because they are contracts doing their job, not holders who can sell. Before graduation the curve holds the unsold supply. After graduation the pool holds the liquidity and the locker holds what is locked for good. Counting them would make every token look concentrated.

No. The public RPC limits how fast anyone can read it. On a busy day the rat waits and retries instead of giving you half a file. If part of a check still could not be read, the file says so under "What the rat could not see".

Public sources only. Contract reads and event logs come from the RPC of Chain 4663, including the holder balances, which are rebuilt from the token's transfer log. The search for tokens with the same name comes from the chain's block explorer, queried by your browser. The ETH price comes from DeFiLlama.

No database exists. A report is computed when you ask and kept in an edge cache for 20 seconds so that a shared link does not hammer the chain. There are no accounts and no analytics scripts on this site.

Tokens launched through the pons v2 factory, which is where launches on this chain happen today. Any other token gets the basics: name, holders, concentration and copies.

Not today. The rat lives on Chain 4663.

Partly, yes, and you should know it. Buying from a wallet with no link to the launch is invisible. What cannot be hidden: the launching wallet's own moves, the exemption list, the opening seconds, the holder concentration, the creator's earlier launches from the same wallet.

Free, no wallet, no sign-up, no token required. The site never asks you to connect or sign anything.

"Share on X" opens a post with the rat's top lines and a link that unfolds into a card. "Download the card" saves an image of the file you can attach. "Copy report link" gives you the address of the live report.

Yes. /api/snitch?token=0x… returns JSON with open CORS. The docs describe every field. Be gentle: the chain behind it is rate-limited.

Two live pages built from the same data. The daily report counts the last 24 hours of launches. The creators board ranks wallets over 7 days by launches and by graduations.

The token of this project, launched by its builder on the pons bonding curve on Chain 4663. The tool is free and does not require the token. Holding it gives no right to revenue and no promise of profit. It is a way to back the rat.

The one whose address is shown on the home page, and no other. Names and tickers are free to copy on this chain, and dozens of unrelated tokens already use this one. Check the address. Then run the rat on it.

Yes, with the same rules as any other. If the builder sells, the file will say so.

No. SNITCH is an independent tool that reads public contracts. pons did not build it, review it or endorse it.