Reply @sonarscan check under any token post on X. The facts come back in the same thread, in seconds, before you send a single dollar.
Who can still mint supply. Who can freeze your wallet. Where the liquidity actually is. And what this deployer did to everybody who trusted it last time.
Why this exists
Every fact that would have stopped a bad trade is public the second a token exists. It just lives in four different explorers, and nobody opens those at 3am with a chart moving.
of more than seven million Pump.fun tokens studied ended up below $1,000 in liquidity.
Solidus Labs, 2025tokens flagged as rug-pull candidates out of 100,063 issued across three Solana exchanges in early 2025.
Solana research preprint, 2026attributed to rug pulls in 2025, inside a record year for crypto scam losses.
Chainalysis, 2025A note on those numbers, because context matters more than shock value: low liquidity means collapse, which is not the same as proven fraud, and different firms measure different things. Sonar does not try to settle that debate. It shows you the specific facts about the specific token in front of you, and lets you decide.
How it works
No new app. No copying contract addresses into a website. The check happens where the decision happens.
A token post lands on your timeline. The chart is moving and you have about ninety seconds before the entry is gone.
Reply to that post with three words. Sonar finds the token from the post itself, so you never touch a contract address.
The report comes back in the same thread within seconds, in plain language, with the flags counted at the top.
The instrument
None of these are predictions. Each one is a fact recorded on the chain, read and translated into a sentence you can act on.
If it was never revoked, the deployer can create unlimited new supply whenever they like and dilute every holder toward nothing.
If it is still open, your tokens can be frozen inside your own wallet. You keep them. You simply can never sell them.
Burned, locked with a real end date, or removable right now. The difference between a floor under the price and an exit hatch.
What share the top wallets hold, and how many of them were funded from the same source minutes before launch.
Every other token this wallet has launched and what happened to them. Serial deployers leave a trail they cannot delete.
Where the deployer's SOL came from. A fresh exchange withdrawal, a mixer, or a wallet tied to earlier abandoned launches.
Whether the wallets that got in first are already moving tokens out while the chart is still pointing up.
Access
The public scan on X is free, permanently. That is the point of the thing. $SONAR is the access key to the holder tools being built on top of it. No revenue promises, no yield, just the product.
None of this is live yet. Each tool activates for holders as it ships, and progress is posted openly on the status board below and on X. What is listed here is the plan, not a promise of dates.
Read this part
Everything in this space overpromises, and that is exactly how people get hurt a second time. So here is the honest edge of what this is.
It never says a token will go up, or that it is safe. It reports what the chain says right now. A clean report means clean checks, not a good investment.
It does not tell you to buy or sell. It hands you the facts you could have found yourself with an hour and four block explorers.
A token can pass every check and still be abandoned the next morning. Clean contracts are the floor, never the ceiling.
Nobody can pay to change a report, soften a flag, or be left out of one. If that ever changes, it gets written here first.
Status
The agent is running. Reply @sonarscan check under any Solana token post and it reads the chain and answers in the thread, in seconds. Everything below is already working. What comes next is written here in the open.
The analysis engine reads live Solana data: mint authority, freeze authority, liquidity, holder concentration and contract age.
The agent reads mentions, finds the token from the post it answers, and writes the report in plain language, automatically.
Wallet-watch alerts when a flagged deployer launches again, deep funding traces, and API access for holders. In progress.
Ethereum, Base, BNB and other EVM networks. The agent already recognises them and tells you when a token is on a chain it does not cover yet.