CHIPPMUNK · DEVELOPER HISTORY & EVIDENCE
Look beyond the token.
Trace the on-chain signals.
Investigate a Solana mint, inspect its earliest available transaction evidence, and preserve a timestamped scan record for later comparison. The tool reports wallet addresses and transaction evidence—not a real-world identity or a verdict of guilt.
Read-onlyNo wallet connectionEvidence loggedSolana mainnet-beta
Start an evidence scan
Enter only a public token mint address. Never paste a seed phrase, private key, password, or wallet recovery phrase.
A scan can reveal on-chain addresses and recorded transactions when RPC history is available. It cannot prove who controlled a wallet in real life.
What may be established
- Whether the mint exists on mainnet-beta.
- Mint/freeze authority status when the account uses a recognised SPL mint layout.
- An earliest-available transaction candidate when the RPC returns a sufficiently complete history page.
- Candidate signer address and a link to verify the transaction in a public explorer.
- Observed risk findings and a timestamped scan record when the database migration has been installed.
What cannot be proved by this scan
- The legal name or real-world identity behind a wallet.
- That the first signer was the sole creator, controller, or person responsible.
- That a token is a rug pull based only on suspicious indicators.
- A complete count of every token a wallet ever created unless comprehensive indexed history is available.
- That liquidity is withdrawable or a token is safe to buy.
How to use findings
- Open the cited transaction and verify the signer, slot, and instruction context.
- Compare authority changes, liquidity events, holder concentration, and wallet history.
- Save transaction signatures and timestamps before making a report.
- Describe results as observed evidence or a risk indicator—not an accusation.
