Rug signals
What each signal on a coin page means, and how to read it.
Every coin page shows signals about who holds the coin and how they got it. They don't prove anything on their own. Read them together.
Dev wallet clusters
A cluster is a group of wallets that look like one person: funded from the same source, or buying in the same bundle as the launch.
The coin page shows how much of the supply these wallets hold.
- Insiders: wallets funded by the creator.
- Bundlers: wallets that bought in the same bundle as the launch.
- Snipers: wallets other than the creator that bought within 10 seconds of launch.
How to read it: a large share held by one cluster means one person can sell a lot at once. The higher the share, the bigger the risk.
Who funded whom
woop looks up where each large holder's SOL came from. If the creator, or a wallet the creator funded, sent SOL to a holder, that holder is linked to the creator.
How to read it: many top holders funded from one wallet suggests one person spread their buys across wallets to look like many buyers.
Creator lock
A creator can lock part of the supply so it unlocks slowly over time. Locked coins show a Creator locked badge at the top of the coin page.
How to read it: a lock means the creator can't sell those tokens right away. Check how long it runs. A lock is a good sign, not a guarantee. A coin without one isn't automatically bad.
Top-holder share
The share of supply held by the 10 biggest wallets. Pools are left out.
How to read it: a high share means a few wallets can move the price hard. Look at the holder list too: one wallet with 30% is a different risk from ten wallets with 3% each.
Dev holds
The creator wallet's current balance, as a share of supply.
How to read it: a creator selling everything early is a warning. A creator holding a little, or a locked amount, is normal.
Graduated
Whether the coin has moved from its curve into a permanent Raydium pool.
How to read it: a graduated coin's pool liquidity is locked by Raydium when it graduates, so it can't be pulled. Before graduation, the signal shows how far the curve is to filling.