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Coming soon. The extension is designed to show scoped evidence on supported trading pages without copy-pasting an address. This page previews its controls and signals.
Public release is upcoming. Existing testers can still use the installation links below.
Chrome Web Store previewchrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, and click Update.Prefer a manual install? You can also download the .zip and load it unpacked via chrome://extensions → Developer mode → Load unpacked.
The Wash Radar drops a live readout onto Axiom, GMGN, and Padre token pages. As trades come in it checks whether the volume looks real, whether wallets are looping buys and sells, and whether profitable wallets are selling into new buyers.
The floating bar, cycling through every signal state.
The compact pill mode, inline in a trading-site header.
The bot is loading live flow. No percent is shown yet because there is not enough live data to trust. This avoids a fake clean read before the stream has real trades.
Looks okay, but there is no strong buy signal yet. Usually the token is too early, too quiet, or mixed. This is not bullish or bearish.
Live flow looks healthy enough to consider an entry.
Live flow looks dangerous.
A slower dump pattern. The crew is not nuking all at once, but wallets are steadily offloading supply.
The strongest warning. A known or detected crew is selling right now. This overrides everything else.
Chart activity looks artificial. One dominant wallet or router drives a large share of the action while many small wallets rotate around it.
The percent of live volume that looks real. Higher is better. It differs from chart-site volume because scoped tries to remove fake round-trip volume.
The percent of volume that looks fake or recycled. Wash wallets buy and sell in loops without taking real market risk, which can make a dead or dangerous token look active.
Wallets that bought and sold the same token in a tight loop. A few can happen naturally. A lot of them means the chart may be getting painted.
The bot is intentionally cautious. If the data is thin, it shows SCANNING or OKAY instead of pretending the token is a strong buy.
On X profile pages the extension surfaces an identity read from the app's profile scan: recycled-handle history, linked token contract addresses, and credibility context, without leaving the profile. Anonymous and free scans are metered; heavier use unlocks with $scoped.
New posts from the token's linked X account pop out as a toast next to the chart in real time, so a launch update surfaces without leaving the page.
Unlocked by holding $scoped: hit Verify wallet in the extension popup once to connect and verify. The feed only polls while you have the token page open.