Takeover candidate
A community with no creator
A creator exit, plus at least 100 holders, so there is a community to rally. Tokens already on the CTO Registry show that instead.
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Bag Check reads every token a Solana wallet holds and shows which ones are dormant, which creators have left, and which still have enough holders for a community takeover. Paste any wallet. It is read only and free: no sign in, nothing to sign.
Read only / By SCOUT
Paste a Solana wallet address. SCOUT reads the tokens it holds from the chain, then checks each one against Jupiter, DexScreener and the CTO Registry.
Nothing is signed and nothing is sent from your wallet. Balances are never shown, stored or put on the share card.
The labels
Plain facts from public data, with the same definitions the other SI sites use. Bag Check never calls a token a rug or a scam.
Takeover candidate
A creator exit, plus at least 100 holders, so there is a community to rally. Tokens already on the CTO Registry show that instead.
Creator exit
The wallet that created the token, as Jupiter records it from the launch transaction, holds none of it: its token account reads zero on the Solana chain, and Jupiter's audit agrees.
Dormant
Under $1,000 of DEX liquidity and no trade in the last 30 days: no trades on DexScreener in 24 hours, and no transaction on the main pool on the chain in 30 days.
On the CTO Registry
The token has an approved community takeover record on DexScreener and a page on the Codeflex CTO Registry, where its team can verify it.
From dead bag to takeover
Holding a takeover candidate? Every Start a takeover button opens the SCOUT bot with the token already filled in.
Step 1
Open one Telegram group for the token and invite the holders who stayed. One group, one voice.
Step 2
Apply for a community takeover on DexScreener with your group as the official Telegram. The CTO playbook walks through it.
Step 3
Add SCOUT to the group with the button. Once the takeover is approved, SCOUT verifies your CTO Registry page from that group.
Questions
Yes. A wallet address is public, like an account number anyone can look up on the chain. Bag Check only reads public data. It never asks you to connect, sign or send anything, and it never asks for a seed phrase. Codeflex will never ask for one.
No. It reports facts any explorer shows: whether the creator wallet still holds the token, how much liquidity it has, when it last traded and whether a takeover is on record. It makes no price call and no judgment about anyone.
Under $1,000 of DEX liquidity and no trade in the last 30 days. Liquidity comes from DexScreener, or from Jupiter when DexScreener lists no figure. The trade check uses DexScreener's 24 hour trades, then the newest transaction on the token's main pool on the Solana chain.
The creator wallet is the one Jupiter's token API records from the launch transaction. Its balance is then read from the Solana chain. A creator exit is shown only when the chain reads zero and Jupiter's audit agrees.
Bag Check reads up to 250 tokens per wallet and up to 45 pool histories per check, to stay fast and free. Tokens Jupiter does not know have no market data and are counted, not labeled. The result is kept for 10 minutes, so checking again right away gives the same answer.
Only counts: how many tokens were read and how many are takeover candidates, creator exits and dormant. It never shows the wallet address or any balance.
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