$scoped is live
the scanner stays free. holding any amount unlocks the rest: live radars, AI graph reads, watchlists, lifetime wallet history, api access
unlocking is one free wallet signature. nothing transfers, the balance just sits in your wallet
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the group chat says 'bundled.' ask what that means.
scoped marks wallets detected in a Jito bundle cluster. open them and inspect the supply and funding path before treating the label as proof of control.
scan output has a denominator.
scoped shows analyzed holders against the known holder population. if the total is unknown, it leaves the percentage out instead of inventing one.
a wallet can buy from one address and be funded by another.
scoped puts the funding transfer on the map instead of inferring a relationship from matching trades alone.
the price is moving. the exit quote is older.
scoped timestamps the depth check so you can tell when the displayed sell estimate needs a refresh.
fast markets make old numbers expensive.
watch the token after you scan it.
save it to your scoped watchlist and follow activity alerts as the holder picture changes.
a snapshot is useful. a changing picture is better.
the best scan is the one you can challenge.
open a wallet's profile, follow the transfer, check the timing, and inspect the coverage note.
if the evidence is thin, scoped says so.
a fresh wallet is one signal.
scoped also checks whether it bought in the first ten blocks, joined a bundle cluster, or shares a funder with other holders.
read the factors together.
you do not need a huge $scoped bag to open the core holder tools.
any amount unlocks Live Calls, Cabal Radar, AI graph reads, Deep Scan, wallet history, and the API key.
verify with a free wallet signature.
fumbled does not chase every wick.
it uses tradable candle prices around the post-sale peak and rejects phantom spikes.
that number should hurt for the right reason.
every dot has a role.
token, holder, funder, sniper, bundle, pool. scoped labels them on the map so a cluster of infrastructure does not masquerade as a cluster of traders.
the exit quote is missing for your size? that is information.
scoped shows which sell sizes could be quoted and when the check ran.
if a route is unavailable, the screen should say so.
one exchange wallet can fund thousands of strangers.
scoped checks known CEX and launchpad pipes before treating a shared source as a coordinated group.
the same address means less without that context.
one token, one scan, a lot of questions.
start with who holds it. follow the wallets that funded them. then inspect the early trades.
scoped keeps those reads connected.
the safe-looking scan can still have a small field of view.
check holder coverage and degraded data notes in scoped. a low-confidence result tells you how much of the token remains unseen.
large supply in a pool is not the same as large supply in a trader's wallet.
scoped separates AMM infrastructure from holder nodes so concentration checks start with the right addresses.
a tagged wallet is a lead, not a sentence.
scoped shows identity signals beside transactions and funding paths. inspect the evidence before deciding what a tag means for this token.
your actual PnL and your fumbled upside are different numbers.
wallet history rebuilds what you paid and received. fumbled estimates what a later exit could have been worth.
see both before telling the story.
a watchlist is useful when it remembers the reason you cared.
save the token in scoped, then revisit its holder activity and alerts without hunting down the mint again.
Live Calls is for the return trip.
when a tracked wallet buys back into a token, scoped shows the ticker with the transaction.
you can check the move while it is happening.
early buyers get attention. early funders deserve it too.
if one wallet sent SOL to several launch buyers, scoped draws the actual transfers between them.
that is a stronger lead than timing alone.