How it works?

Paste a public wallet. The score says if that wallet tends to hold, or dump. 0 is a paper hand. 100 is a diamond hand. Free. No account.

The four ranks

• Paper Hand

  0–30

  Sells most buys within a day.

• Jeet

  31–55

  Often out within a few days.

• Holder

  56–79

  Keeps most positions at least a week.

• Diamond Hand

  80–100

  Still holding most buys after weeks.

What moves the score

• The last 8 token buys.

  The bot reads at most 30 recent transactions and stops early once it has 8 token buys. Stablecoins and the chain's native coin are skipped. A token coming in counts as a buy. A token going out counts as a sell. An EVM address is read across the public chains the bot can reach. Solana, Bitcoin, Tron, and TON stay on their own chain. On Bitcoin, a buy is coins received.

• A sell, or a hold, sets the points.

  Each of those buys is matched with a later sell of the same token. Sold within a day is almost no points. Sold within a week stays low. Sold within a month is higher. Sold after a month is near the top. No sell means it is still held: a few hours is only average, more than a week is higher, more than a month is near the top. The score is the average. Median hold and sold within a day are shown under it.

• What it is not.

  Fewer than 2 buys means no score. Other wallets of the same person stay invisible, and so do coins sent to an exchange. This is a past habit. It is not a promise about the next token.