🆕Fresh Wallet Ratio

Description: Analyzes the proportion of fresh wallets buying a token over a specified time frame, helping identify potential wash trading or artificial pump patterns.

Usage: /fr <contract_address> [time_frame] [min_buy_amount]

Parameters:

• <contract_address>: The contract address of the token to analyze (required)

• [time_frame]: Time period to analyze (optional, default 1h)

  • Format: Xh (hours), Xm (minutes), or Xd (days)

  • Examples: 1h, 30m, 5d

• [min_buy_amount]: Minimum buy amount to consider as percentage of total supply (optional, default 0.005%)

Results: Returns analysis of fresh wallet activity, including:

• Percentage of fresh wallets among buyers

• Biggest fresh wallets buys

Tips: High fresh wallet ratios might indicate artificial market activity (could be a sign of "cabal" coin but can also spot rugs early). Compare results across different time frames to spot patterns. Low fresh wallet ratios with significant buy amounts typically indicate more organic trading activity. For example, this is the command used on GPT2 (a coin that skyrocketed to 20m in a few hours before becoming rugged); the 40% fresh ratio indicates that this was not natural. A good fresh wallet ratio would be between 5 and 10%. If you trust the people being the coin, a high fresh wallet ratio may indicate a better "supply control", but for that special case, the /team command would give more precise results.