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Holder concentration
We read the largest token accounts and calculate the share held by the top 10. A high concentration means a small number of wallets can have an outsized effect on price.
Research notes
How the safety audit works
DualLaunch turns public on-chain activity into readable signals. It is a screening tool, not a guarantee and never a substitute for your own research.
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Bundler signals
Wallets that receive tokens in the first seconds of a launch are marked as possible bundlers. The label is a heuristic and can miss wallets that split or route activity.
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Sniper signals
Early buyers are compared against launch timing and transfer history. Sniper signals show behavior, not intent, so they are always presented as evidence to investigate.
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Dev exposure
The creator or deployer wallet is checked against the largest holders when that identity can be established from public transaction data.
Read the status, not just the color
- Verified: the underlying on-chain snapshot was available.
- Suspected: a pattern matched the heuristic; it is not proof of wrongdoing.
- Pending or unavailable: no conclusion is made. Missing data is never treated as safe.
Market data and alerts
Price, market cap, liquidity, 24h volume and buy/sell counts come from the live market feed. A Review badge means a holder or wallet pattern deserves manual investigation; it is not a scam verdict. If a provider is delayed or unavailable, DualLaunch shows that status instead of treating missing data as safe.