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Tokens with a community
Fresh pump.fun graduates, every CTO Registry token, the SCOUT Index, tokens people scan and DexScreener's newest profiles and boosts. Only tokens with 100 or more holders count, so dust stays out.
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A live feed of Solana tokens whose creator wallet just went to zero while 100 or more holders were still in. Every event links the exit transaction, the holders and liquidity at that moment, and a one tap path to a community takeover.
Live / Read from the chain
Events, not verdicts. Each entry records one fact about one wallet, with the transaction that shows it. A creator exit says nothing about motives, and it is never a call to buy or sell.
Loading the latest creator exits.
How the radar works
The radar builds on the discovery SCOUT already runs for the CTO Registry. It costs nothing to run and reads only public data.
Watch
Fresh pump.fun graduates, every CTO Registry token, the SCOUT Index, tokens people scan and DexScreener's newest profiles and boosts. Only tokens with 100 or more holders count, so dust stays out.
Read
The creator wallet is the one Jupiter records from the launch transaction. Its balance of the token is read from Solana, across every token account it holds, through a public RPC.
Record
When the balance reaches zero, SCOUT finds the transaction that emptied it, then reads holders, liquidity and market cap right away. One event per token.
For the holders who stayed
Every event page has a Start a takeover button that adds the SCOUT bot to your group with the token filled in. When the takeover is approved on DexScreener, SCOUT verifies the group's CTO Registry page.
Questions
The wallet that created a token, as Jupiter records it from the launch transaction, holds none of that token, read from the Solana chain. The radar records the transaction in which the balance went to zero.
Most new tokens never gather a community. Counting only tokens with 100 or more holders, as Jupiter reports them, keeps dust out and leaves the tokens where a takeover could matter.
The radar reads creator balances in rotation through the day. The time on each event is the block time of the exit transaction itself, and holders and liquidity are read the moment the radar records it, with the delay shown on the page.
Yes, when the team turns them on: the radar can post new exits to a Telegram channel through the SCOUT bot. If a channel is live, its link shows above the feed.
No. It is one fact about one wallet. Many tokens keep trading after a creator leaves, and some become strong community takeovers. Nothing here is financial advice.
Follow the work as it ships. The team posts what was built, what it cost and what comes next.