See what a token is made of.

Every token breaks into the same six motes: the contract, who controls it, the money in its pool, who holds the supply, what its deployer did before, and how it trades. MOTE reads all six, and Claude says which ones are heavy.

Free, no signupRead-only: it never asks for keysLive data, nothing simulatedOr browse live pools first

Most tokens that take your money do it one of four ways.

Each one leaves traces in the contract or the market, spread across explorers, scanners and charts nobody opens at once. MOTE reads them together and says, in plain words, which ones it found.

  • Honeypot

    You can buy, but the contract will not let you sell. The money is stuck the moment you press buy.

    • Buy and sell simulation
    • Blacklist and pause switches
    • Hidden or changeable tax
  • Rug pull

    The creator pulls the money out of the pool and the price goes to zero in one transaction.

    • Liquidity depth
    • Locked LP or not
    • Live liquidity-pull signal
  • Insider dump

    A few wallets hold most of the supply, or the owner can mint more, and they sell into every buyer.

    • Top 10 wallet share
    • Owner and creator share
    • Mint and owner powers
  • Repeat offender

    The wallet behind this token has launched scams before, under other names.

    • Deployer history
    • Market age
    • Website and socials

Watch one get read. Live.

What you get when you paste a contract.

  1. Gather

    Paste a contract or pick a pool from the live boards, on any of the eight chains.

  2. Separate

    GoPlus reads the contract and its owner powers. DexScreener reads the market around it.

  3. Weigh

    Claude weighs every reading and says what raises the risk and what lowers it, in plain words.

  4. Read

    One probability and six readings, every red flag named. Nothing invented, nothing hidden.

The terminal is free. The lens is $MOTE.

Everyone

  • All eight boards, charts and trade tapes
  • Every live signal
  • Contract facts on any token
  • One AI reading a day

Holders

  • Hold 1 $MOTE on Robinhood Chain
  • Sign one message: no transaction, no approval
  • Unlimited AI readings, re-checked live
  • No account, no email, no signup

Questions.

What exactly is MOTE?

A token research terminal. It shows live pools and charts on eight chains, flags unusual moves as signals, and reads any token to tell you how likely it is to be a scam and why. You can also buy and sell from your own wallet. It never holds your money.

Do I need a wallet?

No. Boards, charts, signals, contract facts and one AI reading a day all work without one. A wallet is only needed to trade, or to prove you hold $MOTE for unlimited readings.

Where does the data come from?

Pools, candles and trades from GeckoTerminal. Pairs, socials and liquidity from DexScreener. Contract, owner, holder and deployer checks from GoPlus. MOTE adds nothing of its own to the numbers.

How good is the scam probability?

It is an estimate. Claude reads only the facts shown on the page and says which ones raise or lower the risk. Missing data makes it less certain, and it can be wrong either way. Treat it as a second opinion, never as permission.

How does trading work, and what does it cost?

On a token page, the trade panel quotes the swap, simulates it and shows the route before your wallet opens; your wallet signs. Swaps route through Relay on EVM chains and Jupiter on Solana. MOTE takes a small fee on each swap, shown in the quote.

What does signing the unlock message do?

It proves you control the wallet. It is not a transaction, approves nothing and costs no gas. MOTE then reads your $MOTE balance on Robinhood Chain and re-reads it every few minutes.

Why are Ink and HyperEVM market only?

GoPlus does not cover them yet, so there are no contract or deployer checks there. The reading still covers liquidity, age and public presence, and marks the missing parts as unknown.

Paste the next contract someone sends you, before you buy it.

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MOTE reads public on-chain and market data and gives estimates, not financial advice. Tokens can lose all their value. Do your own research.