Solana bundle checker
Was this token's launch bundled?
A bundled launch is when the deployer secretly buys up supply at creation — often across dozens of throwaway wallets — then dumps on real buyers. Paste any Solana token address for a launch-forensics report focused only on that question.
What we check
Every signal below is computed live from on-chain and market data — never guessed, never self-reported by the token's team.
Holder concentration
We read the largest on-chain holders directly. When a small cluster controls most of the supply, a 'fair launch' is usually anything but.
Insider wallet networks
Bundlers spread supply across many fresh wallets to look decentralized. Our insider-network check looks for coordinated clusters behaving as one hand.
Creator holdings & deployer history
How much supply the deployer still holds, and whether their past launches ended at near-zero liquidity — the classic serial-rug pattern.
Trading authenticity
Organic volume share, trades per wallet and buy/sell pressure expose wash trading that bundled launches use to fake momentum.
Liquidity & sell simulation
Locked or burned LP, plus a simulated sell at real position sizes, shows whether you could actually exit once the bundle unwinds.
Authority gates
Mint, freeze, metadata, delegate and transfer-fee authorities are checked first — any live authority lets the bundler rewrite the rules later.
Why bundles matter
When insiders control most of the supply from block one, the chart you see is theirs to paint. They can manufacture volume, hold the price up while real buyers pile in, and exit through wallets that never appeared connected.
No single metric proves a bundle — that's why MemeGuard combines holder concentration, insider-network detection, deployer history and trading authenticity, and caps the safety rating whenever a hard red flag (like a live mint or freeze authority) is present.