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Bag Watch is SCOUT watching your wallet. Sign in with your SI Passport, and the moment a token you hold has a Radar event you get a private alert: in an inbox on this page and, if you want, in Telegram. The events are liquidity removed, the creator wallet at zero, a mint or freeze authority change, and trading stopped. It is free and read only.
Private alerts / By SCOUT
Every token the wallet holds, in both token programs, checked in rotation against the Solana chain, DexScreener and Jupiter. You hear about an event when it happens, not when the chart tells you.
Every count is real and starts at zero.
Step 1
Use the wallet you want watched. Signing in is a free message signature, never a transaction. A wallet without a Passport gets a free one.
Step 2
Sign one more free message that says which wallet to watch. SCOUT reads the tokens it holds and starts the checks.
Step 3
The inbox on this page always works. For a private Telegram message, a one-time link ties your chat with the SCOUT bot to your Passport.
The four events
The same four events the Rug Radar on tsio.si records for the SI sector, read here for the tokens in your own wallet. Each alert carries the time, the amount where there is one, and a link to the transaction or the source.
Liquidity removed
Between two checks, a pool that held $1,000 or more now holds at least half less of both of its tokens, as DexScreener reports them, or its account was closed on the chain. The token's total pool liquidity must have fallen by half or more too, so a move to a new pool is not counted.
Creator exit
The wallet that created the token, as Jupiter records it from the launch transaction, held some at the check before and holds none now, read across every token account it has. The alert links the transaction that emptied it, the way the Dev Exit Radar does.
Authority changed
The mint authority or the freeze authority on the token's mint account is not what it was at the check before. The alert shows the old and the new holder of that authority, or none.
Trading stopped
A token that had $100 or more of pool liquidity now shows none on DexScreener, and Jupiter finds no route to sell it for SOL. The alert links the last transaction on its main pool.
Events, never verdicts. An alert records one fact, with its source. SCOUT never calls a token a rug or a scam, never names a person and never guesses at a motive. What you do with the fact is yours to decide, and nothing here is financial advice.
What is watched
Bag Watch runs on free public data, so its limits are sized for free APIs and printed here. Every token on your list shows the real time of its last check.
| Tokens watched | Up to 100 per wallet, the most valuable first. One wallet per SI Passport. |
|---|---|
| Token checks | Up to 3,600 an hour for the whole service, in a round every 10 minutes. The token with the oldest check always goes first. |
| Your token list | Read again when you open this page and at least every 6 hours. A token you no longer hold leaves the list. |
| Dust | A holding worth under $1 the first time SCOUT sees it is skipped until it is worth $1 or more. A watched token stays watched, whatever its price does. |
| Muted tokens | Mute any token on your list and SCOUT stops alerting you about it. Unmute it any time. |
| No market data | A token Jupiter has no price for cannot be told from dust, so it is counted, not watched. |
| Inbox | The newest 200 alerts are kept for your Passport. |
| Cost | Free. No token to hold, no payment, no transaction, ever. |
Privacy
Bag Watch keeps only what it needs to watch and to alert you. One switch turns it off and deletes all of it.
Stored
Your SI Passport number, the wallet you signed with, the list of tokens it holds with what you muted, and your alert log. If you link Telegram, the id of your chat with the SCOUT bot is kept too, so SCOUT can message you.
Never stored
SCOUT reads balances to tell dust from a holding and does not keep them. It never asks for a seed phrase, a private key or a transaction, and the share card shows counts only: no balance, no wallet address.
Questions
Bag Watch is a free alert service by SCOUT, the Codeflex research agent. You sign in with your SI Passport, SCOUT watches the tokens your wallet holds, and you get a private alert when one of them has a Radar event: liquidity removed, a creator exit, an authority change or trading stopped.
Yes. Bag Watch is read only. You sign two free messages, one to sign in and one to say which wallet to watch. Neither is a transaction, and neither can move a token. SCOUT never asks for a seed phrase or a private key.
No. An alert is an event, not a verdict. It states one fact with its time and its source, such as a pool that lost its liquidity or a creator wallet that holds none. SCOUT does not call any token a rug or a scam and does not judge anyone.
SCOUT checks tokens in a round every 10 minutes, up to 3,600 token checks an hour across the service, oldest check first. The alert goes out in the same round that finds the event. Each token on your list shows when it was last checked.
Alerts cover changes SCOUT sees after a token is on your watch list. What was already true when the token joined the list shows as a plain fact on its row, such as Creator holds none, with a link to its Dev Exit page when there is one.
No. The wallet has to sign the message that turns Bag Watch on, so only its holder can watch it. To look at any wallet once, without signing in, use Bag Check.
The page gives you a one-time link to the SCOUT bot. Opening it and pressing Start ties that private chat to your Passport. Alerts then arrive as messages only you see. Send /stop to the bot, or unlink here, to turn them off. If the bot is not connected on the server, the page says so and the inbox still gets every alert.
Press Turn off and delete on this page. That one switch stops every alert and deletes what is stored for your Passport: the wallet, the token list, what you muted, the alert log and the Telegram link.
Every alert links the transaction or the source it came from and the token's SCOUT report. When the Dev Exit Radar has recorded a creator exit for the token, the alert also links its Dev Exit page and its Roll Call, where holders who stayed can find each other.
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