Changelog

A checklist of what traders ask about (minting, contract owner, liquidity, holder concentration, linked wallets, the website), each marked clear, worth a closer look, or not checked. It counts what was found; it is not a safety rating.

Every scan now records what each wallet did in the token: when it got in, what it spent, what it took out and what it still holds. A wallet that was early and mostly profitable across at least three scanned tokens, without trading like a bot, is called a smart wallet; one holding 20,000 USD or more in ETH or SOL is called a whale. Reports say when either is in a token, and the rules are printed on the Wallets page, which is open to signed-in members.

Open any wallet from a report to see each scanned token it traded, how early it was, its profit, its balance, and the groups it was seen in.

Reports now look for three or more wallets buying within a second or two of each other, at the launch or later, and say what else they share: a funding source, identical buy sizes, brand-new wallets or a link to the creator. A crowded launch on its own is not flagged.

Ocellus now remembers the wallets it finds in buy groups. When they turn up in another token, that token’s report says so, including reports made earlier.

Wallets with a public attribution (KOLs, funds, teams) are named wherever they hold, fund or trade a token, with whether they sit inside a linked group and a link to the source of the name.

Every report opens as Lite: the conclusion, the price, four key figures, what stands out and what could not be checked, on one short page. Pro is the full report with every holder, wallet link, trade and record. Switch whenever you like; your choice is remembered.

The chart’s price, market cap and right-hand edge stay current while a report is open, refreshed every 20 seconds. Pons tokens are read from their own market on Robinhood Chain; others come from DexScreener, and only from a pool deep enough to mean something. The stretch between the snapshot and now is drawn dashed, because it was not read.

On the Summary and under Trading history, drawn from the trades the scan itself decoded, with what was bought and sold beneath it. It is a record up to the snapshot, not a live market feed, and can be switched to ETH or SOL.

It opens on the wallets that matter, draws look-alike counterparties as one group, labels every wallet, shows a summary on hover, and has zoom buttons and a wallet finder. The page scrolls past it instead of getting stuck.

Each finding shows its evidence strength and any dispute as tags. Open it for the records, the other reading and what could not be checked.

A real full AI investigation of Ocellus’s own token, run once and saved as it came out: every specialist’s findings, the Skeptic’s challenges and the Lead’s summary are the model’s. The homepage’s figures come from it too.

A deployer’s drip airdrops (the same amount sent to several wallets over time) are recognised like its single-block ones, and spam or promotional tokens landing in many wallets no longer make the deployer and the top holders look funded by the same address. Fair-launch checks now state the airdrop in the sentence itself.

Without a name, site or description that says what a token is, its category stays unclassified, and sites describing a product now count towards utility.

Before, the change could happen below the screen.

Paste an address and press Quick Scan. There is no chain to choose: Ocellus reads it from the address and shows which it recognised.

Deeper investigations can have each specialist’s findings written and challenged by an AI model, kept only when every cited record exists.

They also look at whether the examined holders keep buying the same other launches, and get more time so funding tracing finishes on busy tokens.

The ring turns, a sweep circles it and the iris opens and closes. Its eight long marks are the eight stages: one lights as each finishes.

How many investigations are ahead of it, and roughly how long that takes.

At the top, with a copy button and one click to investigate it.

Hold about 25 USD of OCELLUS for an hour and claim 60 investigation credits every 30 days, from your Account page: 12 deep investigations or 3 with full AI review. This is a beta rate, more generous while Ocellus is in public beta. Valuation keeps working after a token leaves its bonding curve.

Follow up to ten wallets from their pages. When one buys a token on Robinhood Chain, an alert arrives in the bell at the top of the page within about five minutes, with one click to scan that token. Tokens that simply arrive in the wallet (airdrops, transfers) are not alerts.

When a token you follow gets a new public scan, you are told what it found.

Add an email on your Account page and confirm it to get alerts there too, at most one email every 15 minutes. It is optional, used for nothing else, and removable.

Signing up for alerts sends one email, with a one-click way off the list.

Signed in, your Account page keeps every scan you start and a list of tokens you follow, each with its latest report one click away. There is a Follow button on every report.

Your credits first, then how far your OCELLUS holding is from the free-credit threshold, with the pricing detail one click away.

Press / or ⌘K (or use the box in the header) to jump to any page, or paste a token or wallet address to scan it or open it, from wherever you are.

Panels sit above the page with depth, buttons and fields share one look and one focus ring, tables keep their headers and highlight the row you are on, pages arrive instead of appearing, loading shows the shape of what is coming, actions confirm with a brief note, and every token and wallet has its own small aperture glyph.

The homepage shows the latest public Quick Scans, one click from each report, and a link to a public report now unfolds into a card with the token and its key figures on X, Telegram and Discord.

Every page now sits on the same width and edges as the header, and the changelog, roadmap and account pages share one dashboard layout with their key numbers up top.

A proper menu on every page, a shorter report header and a tidier scan page.

The scan page and live reports share the homepage’s scan bar, headline and aperture.

For Robinhood Chain and Solana tokens, with no wallet needed.

Every finding links to the on-chain records behind it, states what it could not check, and carries the Skeptic’s challenges.

A full investigation is open without scanning anything.

Reports can be shared with a link, and only by their owner.

Ask to be told when social-signal alerts open. Only the email address and your consent are stored.

Terms, a privacy notice and a risk notice are published.