Trace reads the launch block, follows the money one or two hops back, checks the dev’s past coins and dates the story behind the coin. If the data isn’t there, it says unverified, never organic.
Fresh coins move fast and most of the risk is hidden in who bought first. Trace reads the chain for you and puts it in plain language.
Launch & funding trace
Reads the creation block for the dev buy, same-block bundles and snipers, then follows each wallet’s SOL one or two hops back. The result is a trader-style call: a small bundle that already sold, a team bag still holding, a hidden bundle or an exit in progress.
Holder bubblemap
Top holders sized by supply, gathered around the hub that links them: a shared funder, the launch bundle or a wallet farm. Wallets that already exited show as ghosts.
Dev history
Finds the creator and pulls every coin they launched on pump.fun. Each migrated coin shows its peak and current market cap and how long it lasted. The dev is judged on results: best and median peak, migration rate, coins past $100K and $1M, and how much of this coin they still hold. Early dev selling isn’t held against them. Verdicts read like “Proven dev: 3 coins over $1M” or “Serial launcher (low hit rate)”.
Narrative check
What does the coin claim, and is it current? Dates the linked post, articles and archived pages, and flags recycled news, impersonated or deleted accounts. Checks X and the website.
Terminal overlay
A floating panel on Axiom, GMGN, Padre, Photon, Dexscreener and more. It never pops up on its own. Open it once and it follows you from chart to chart until you close it.
Honest confidence
Every scan reports what it could and couldn’t read. Missing data lowers confidence and shows as “unverified” with an estimate warning, never as organic.
Analyzer preview
The same scan you get in the extension.
Pick a sample to see how Trace reads a coordinated launch versus an organic one, including the dev and narrative checks. Live scans of any contract run inside the extension.
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Bubblemap
WalletLinkedHubExited
Click a bubble or hub to inspect it
Dev history
Narrative
In-terminal overlay
Lives on your trading terminal.
Open a token on Axiom, GMGN, Padre, Photon, BullX, Jupiter, Dexscreener, Pump.fun, Birdeye or Solscan. Click the Trace icon (or turn on overlay mode) and a draggable panel opens with the score, the dev, chart and narrative reads, flags and bubblemap. It hides on non-coin pages, comes back on the next chart, and stays closed once you close it.
Opens only when you click, then follows the coin you’re on
Isolated from the site’s styles, never breaks the page
Reads Axiom and Photon pair links back to the token’s real contract
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Install in a minute
Get Trace for Chrome.
Works in Chrome, Brave, Edge and Arc. The download is a small zip with the extension inside.
You’ll get a folder called trace-extension-premium.
Open the extensions page
Go to chrome://extensions in the address bar.
Turn on Developer mode
The switch is in the top-right corner of that page.
Click “Load unpacked”
Select the unzipped folder, then pin Trace from the puzzle menu.
Proof, not promises
Not a drainer. Verify it yourself.
Fake extensions with hidden wallet drainers are common in the memecoin space. Before installing, upload trace-extension-premium.zip to any AI and ask it to check for wallet drainers. You’ll see Trace never connects to your wallet, never asks for keys or seed phrases, and loads no remote code.
No wallet connection: it never touches Phantom, Solflare or any wallet API, and never builds or signs a transaction.
No keys: there is no field for a private key or seed phrase anywhere.
No remote code: every script ships inside the zip, locked by script-src 'self'. It only fetches public market data.
Clipboard is read only when you press Paste.
Paste this into the AI with the zip
I'm about to install this Chrome extension (attached zip). Audit every file for wallet-drainer behaviour. Specifically check whether it: 1) connects to or injects into any crypto wallet (Phantom, Solflare, window.solana, etc.), 2) asks for, reads or sends private keys or seed phrases, 3) creates, signs or sends any transaction, 4) loads or executes remote code (remote scripts, eval, new Function), 5) sends my data anywhere other than public market-data APIs. Quote the exact lines that prove each answer, then give a clear verdict: safe or drainer.