GitScan

Open a GitHub repo. See if the coin in it is real. Free, open-source browser extension.

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Is the coin in this repo real?

gitscan is a free, open-source browser extension. Open any GitHub repo and a small badge shows the contract addresses it finds, and whether the token's own profile links back to the repo.

https://t.co/6WN7pbeXDg

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@Dcryptonovicoin Yes everything works. Everything is on github if you would like to review i.

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No server. No account. No analytics.

gitscan only talks to GitHub, Dexscreener and PublicNode. An optional public read-only GitHub token is stored locally.

Open source, MIT: https://t.co/zdtuv9kcab

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@MexcNerd How so?

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🔐 Just locked 50,242,903 $GITSCAN tokens with @Streamflow_Fi
It's on-chain. You can check the amount, time-period and recipients.

Check it out👇
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$GITSCAN is live on Solana.

CA: 6fCn2zY8vYbnRqHe57r3JmER2PXeAmX41Cpb5QQRpump

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How gitscan checks a repo:

1. Reads the description, README and a few root config files
2. Finds Solana and EVM addresses
3. Asks Dexscreener and the Solana network what each one is
4. Checks if the token's profile links back to the repo

https://t.co/6WN7pbepNI

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Available Now! https://t.co/nddPJsleoo