Check a token's creator for a serial-rug track record — before an agent buys it.
An agent about to buy a freshly-launched token can't tell a real project from the 71st throwaway coin of a wallet that rugs on a schedule. The Safety Screen answers that in one call, from on-chain evidence: it resolves the token's creator, walks the creator's prior launches, and asks whether that cluster has a track record of launching-and-abandoning.
POST /v1/safety/screen # basic — $0.01
POST /v1/safety/screen/deep # deep — $0.05
{ "mint": "<token address>", "chain": "solana" }
Basic returns the topline verdict + score. Deep adds the re-judgeable deployer-cluster evidence block (labeled/abandoned counts, abandonment rate, cluster id, coverage, and the frozen thresholds version).
| Verdict | Meaning |
|---|---|
danger | The creator cluster has a confirmed serial launch-and-abandon record. |
caution | Mixed or partial signals worth a human look. |
safe | A sustained token / no adverse deployer record found. |
unknown | Not enough history to judge — we say so rather than guess. |
unknown (insufficient_history), never a premature
danger. The screen would rather admit it can't tell than be confidently wrong.unknown — it never emits a confident verdict it can't
stand behind.
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Informational screening from public on-chain data. Not financial or investment advice; not a
guarantee about any token.