Chains and data sources
Nine chains, resolved from free public endpoints. Holder counts are the one place coverage differs chain to chain.
Chains and data sources
Nine chains, resolved from free public endpoints. Holder counts are the one place coverage differs chain to chain.
The nine chains
ethereum, bsc, base, pulsechain, hyperevm, robinhood, solana, ton, sui — nine chains, every one resolved without an API key: DexScreener for price, liquidity, volume and socials; each chain's own RPC for supply and burn; the holder and security legs below.
Chain identity
| Chain key | Display name | Family | Chain ID | Explorer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ethereum | Ethereum | EVM | 1 | etherscan.io |
| bsc | BNB Chain | EVM | 56 | bscscan.com |
| base | Base | EVM | 8453 | basescan.org |
| pulsechain | PulseChain | EVM | 369 | scan.pulsechain.com |
| hyperevm | HyperEVM | EVM | 999 | hyperevmscan.io |
| robinhood | Robinhood Chain | EVM | 4663 | robinhoodchain.blockscout.com |
| solana | Solana | Solana | — | solscan.io |
| ton | TON | TON | — | tonviewer.com |
| sui | Sui | Sui | — | suiscan.xyz |
Holder-count sources
Holder counts come from up to four free, keyless legs — GoPlus, Blockscout, Jupiter (Solana only) and tonapi (TON only) — raced at once for whichever legs a chain has configured. When more than one leg answers, GoPlus's number is used over the others; Jupiter ranks ahead of Blockscout, which ranks ahead of tonapi.
CoinGecko backs up the free legs on most chains: it's queried only when they come back with nothing, through the dashboard's own keyed lane, so the API key never reaches the bot.
Holder-count coverage, per chain
| Chain | Free/keyless source(s) | CoinGecko fallback |
|---|---|---|
| ethereum | GoPlus, Blockscout | Yes |
| bsc | GoPlus | Yes |
| base | GoPlus, Blockscout | Yes |
| pulsechain | Blockscout | No — never attempted |
| hyperevm | None | No — never attempted |
| robinhood | GoPlus | Yes |
| solana | GoPlus, Jupiter | Yes |
| ton | tonapi | Yes |
| sui | GoPlus | Yes |
HyperEVM: permanent
—HyperEVM has no free holder source at all. Its block explorer, hyperevmscan, needs an API key to answer holder counts, and CoinGecko's own token info carries no holder count for HyperEVM either. The Holders cell on a HyperEVM card is always
—.
PulseChain: no CoinGecko fallback
PulseChain's holder count comes from Blockscout alone. Unlike every other chain except HyperEVM, CoinGecko is never queried as a backup on PulseChain — it is not in PulseChain's list of holder sources. If Blockscout doesn't answer, the cell shows
—with nothing else tried.
The coin card
The card the scanner sends is assembled from up to 15 rows in a fixed order; several are dropped entirely when the bot has nothing for them.
Calls
A call is the record created every time the bot answers a pasted address or link with a token card. Recording one is a side effect of that card, not a…