Paste any token address. Sniff simulates a real buy and sell, reads the contract and scans recent transfers for honeypots, hidden taxes, drains and owner traps.
Every check reads the chain directly. Nothing is taken from a third-party scanner.
Catches tokens that pass a buy/sell test, then pull tokens out of buyers' wallets later. On Solana it flags permanent delegates that can do the same.
Runs a real buy then sell against the live pool inside a simulation. If the sell reverts, you'll know before you're stuck.
Measured from what actually arrives, not from what the contract says. Includes Token-2022 transfer fees.
Mint, blacklist, fee switches, trading pauses and upgradeable proxies, read straight from the bytecode, so unverified contracts can't hide them.
Pool depth, how much LP is burned, and whether liquidity can be pulled in one transaction.
Top-holder concentration, launch-block snipers, and clusters of near-identical bags that point to one buyer.
Hold it to unlock the bot. Burn it to pay per check. Linking a wallet is a free signature, never a transaction.
New tokens that passed every Sniff check and have real buyers, on all four chains. Every call is tracked publicly at 1 hour and 24 hours, wins and losses. It's a safety filter, not a promise: most new tokens still go to zero.
No. Sniff reports what the chain shows right now. A clean contract can still dump, and liquidity that isn't burned can still be pulled. Use it as a filter, not financial advice.
No. Checks only read the chain. Linking a wallet for holder access is a signed message, which costs nothing and grants no permissions.
Sniff places a temporary test contract into a simulated copy of the chain and runs a real buy and sell against the live pool. Nothing is broadcast and nothing is paid.
Free public RPCs limit how much history they return. When a check can't see everything, Sniff tells you instead of guessing.