Built an on-chain visualizer to map out coordinated…
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Built an on-chain visualizer to map out coordinated "cabal" wallet clusters on Solana. Looking for some harsh feedback on the logic/UI.
Hey everyone,
Like pretty much anyone trading on Solana lately, I’ve been getting absolutely rinsed by bundled launches and coordinated wallet clusters. A dev launches a token, splits the supply across 20 seemingly unrelated fresh wallets, and dumps them completely out of nowhere.
Standard checkers usually look at top holders, but they miss the wallets that were secretly funded by the same deployer or a centralized master wallet right before launch.
I got sick of it, so I spent the last few months building an on-chain mapping tool called Cabal-Hunter to visually trace wallet funding sources and group them into clusters.
It generates a bubble map to show exactly who is connected to who, and spits out a "Cabal Score" based on how much of the supply is controlled by these coordinated clusters.
The web map visualizer is live at:https://api.cabal-hunter.com/map?mint=Dvy3P3k8zoUENhiUZGWRsJJCz97Ps9cng2LxjM77pump(this s just a random live token map for reference).
I’m looking for some completely honest feedback from the traders here:
1. Does mapping out the funding sources actually give you enough warning before a dump, or are we too far gone in the meta?
2. If you look at the map layout, is it clean enough to make a 5-second decision while trading? What metrics am I missing in the sidebar?
Be as critical as you want. Just trying to build something genuinely useful for the community. Cheers!
#cryptocurrency i
Hey everyone,
Like pretty much anyone trading on Solana lately, I’ve been getting absolutely rinsed by bundled launches and coordinated wallet clusters. A dev launches a token, splits the supply across 20 seemingly unrelated fresh wallets, and dumps them completely out of nowhere.
Standard checkers usually look at top holders, but they miss the wallets that were secretly funded by the same deployer or a centralized master wallet right before launch.
I got sick of it, so I spent the last few months building an on-chain mapping tool called Cabal-Hunter to visually trace wallet funding sources and group them into clusters.
It generates a bubble map to show exactly who is connected to who, and spits out a "Cabal Score" based on how much of the supply is controlled by these coordinated clusters.
The web map visualizer is live at:https://api.cabal-hunter.com/map?mint=Dvy3P3k8zoUENhiUZGWRsJJCz97Ps9cng2LxjM77pump(this s just a random live token map for reference).
I’m looking for some completely honest feedback from the traders here:
1. Does mapping out the funding sources actually give you enough warning before a dump, or are we too far gone in the meta?
2. If you look at the map layout, is it clean enough to make a 5-second decision while trading? What metrics am I missing in the sidebar?
Be as critical as you want. Just trying to build something genuinely useful for the community. Cheers!
#cryptocurrency i
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