Meme coin analyzer

By BLIX · Updated 2026-10-10 · Find and analyze memecoins

On this page

1. How to analyze a meme coin in five minutes
2. The chart, with the traders on it
3. Holders, snipers, bundles and the dev
4. The rug check
5. The deep read
6. Fees paid: the honest volume
7. From analysis to trade
8. More analysis pages

Input

A mint address or ticker

Chart

1-second to daily candles from real trades, traders' faces on them

Holders

Dev, snipers, bundles, top 10, known traders

Safety

Rug check, dev history, snipers, bundles, bubble map

AI

Deep read: grade, thesis, catalysts, risks, call, plan

Price

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How to analyze a meme coin in five minutes

1. Safety first. The score and its reasons: authorities, liquidity, dev history, bundles, snipers, concentration. Pass if the setup is wrong; nothing else matters then.
2. Who holds it. The dev's share and whether it sold; how much the first-block wallets still hold; whether the top ten are one cluster on the bubble map; which known traders are in.
3. What the chart says. Where the faces are: did the known traders buy the dip or sell the top? Are buys and sells from many traders or a few?
4. Why it exists. The narrative: the X post or event behind it, how many copies launched, whether the story is still live. The Today desk has the write-up for the day's stories.
5. The AI's read. The grade, thesis, ceiling, catalysts, risks and plan, and how the AI's calls on similar coins have done.

The chart, with the traders on it

Candles are built from real trades, from 1-second to daily, with the trades list refreshed every two seconds. Known traders' faces sit on the exact candle where they bought and sold, with the dev and every callout, so you see who is in and who left. The header's market cap is always the chart's last close.

Holders, snipers, bundles and the dev

The holder panel is a ledger Blix builds from the trades it sees: the dev's share and whether the dev sold, wallets that bought in the first blocks (snipers and bundles) and how much they still hold, the top-10 share, and who already sold. Known traders are shown with their name and face where they bought and sold, on the chart as well as in the table.

The rug check

Every coin carries a safety read that answers "is this a rug?" in one number, with the reasons under it: mint and freeze authority, whether liquidity is locked or pulled, the dev's past launches (serial launchers are flagged), bundle and sniper share, top-holder concentration and whether the dev sold. A bubble map draws the wallets that are linked by funding so a coin held by one person through twenty wallets looks like it. A coin can pass the rug check and still go to zero: the check is about the setup, not the chart.

The deep read

Every coin gets a rating built from its live liquidity, holders, volume and risk signals (dev history, snipers, bundles, supply concentration), updated as the coin trades. One click runs a full read: the dev's past launches, holder concentration, socials, red flags and how the coin compares with the rest of its narrative, with a grade from A to F, a thesis and a plan.

Fees paid: the honest volume

Every coin shows what its trades have paid in pump.fun and PumpSwap fees. Volume can be faked by a bot trading with itself; fees cannot, so fees paid is the cleanest measure of how much a coin has really traded.

From analysis to trade

Sign in with Google and BLIX makes you a Solana wallet. Deposit SOL, set your size once, and buy from any list or chart in one click: the swap is routed through Jupiter with a priority fee set per trade so it lands fast. Sell all or part of a position just as fast. The fee is 1% a trade, 0.8% if you joined through an invite, and you can export your private key or withdraw at any time.

More analysis pages

Memecoins are extremely risky and most go to zero. Nothing on this page is financial advice.

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