See in seconds which coin is safe.

Squidly puts a verdict on every Axiom card, works out your entry and sounds the alarm when the dev sells.

pulse card → [ 91 ] → green
reads: bundlers  snipers
        insiders  dev share

One verdict per card

Every card in the Pulse feed gets a score from 0 to 100 and a color.

dev ─┬─ wallet a  3.1%
     ├─ wallet b  1.4%
     └─ linked on-chain

The dev, in view

Squidly follows the dev across the public Solana blockchain and shows hidden holdings.

entry        MC $20K
break-even   MC $21K
target +100% MC $40K
stop −30%    MC $14K

A plan for every entry

Break-even after costs, targets and a stop loss that you set yourself.

dev sells ──→ [ALARM]
liquidity −27% in 2 min
squid never sells for you

Out before it crashes

Squidly alerts you by sound and notification. The decision stays with you.

One look, one verdict.

You do not have to open a coin to know if it is worth it. Squidly reads bundlers, snipers, insiders and the dev share straight from the card.

Checks whether the dev is still in through other wallets.
Red coins are dimmed or hidden, as you prefer.
Bundles are not treated as bad across the board: you set the tolerance yourself.
If data is missing, the verdict is marked preliminary and never turns green.

$PEPPER                         Score 84
──────────────────────────────────────
Bundlers  4%     Snipers  7%     Dev  2%

+ Top 10 holders own 18%
~ Snipers slightly above the usual level
+ Dev wallets: no hidden holdings
+ Mint and freeze authority are revoked

Example values, not real data

And everything you need for it.

Exit calculator

Shows what selling your position size costs, after fees and slippage.

Feed filter

Hide cards below a minimum score so Pulse only shows coins you would actually look at.

Alerts for clean coins

You decide from which score, with how many bundlers and which dev share a new coin triggers a notification.

Dev wallet scan

Linked wallets with their share of the coin, straight from the public blockchain.

Signal lab

Tests in your own observations whether a feature really leads the price. As long as none holds up, it honestly shows nothing.

Self-diagnosis

A dot in the window shows whether all data sources are running. If something is missing, it tells you what and how to fix it.

Find coins before they are everywhere.

Besides the verdict, Squidly looks for coins that are just getting attention and shows them in a list right on the Pulse page.

Hot groups

Several coins with the same name? Squidly shows which group has momentum and which three are rising the most.

Attention before the price

More viewers, new holders, more buyers than sellers: Squidly notices when a young, small coin gains traction and lists it with the reason.

Chart from the first candle

Squidly recognizes patterns like dump and recovery or a breakout from a sideways phase. It never suggests coins that keep falling.

Watch X accounts

When a watched account posts its address, the coin shows as confirmed in the list. Links alone stay unconfirmed, earlier fakes are filtered out.

Fresh wallets and bundlers

When you open a coin, Squidly checks the first holders: wallets created at the same time, a shared funder, dev sells, bundler share.

“Today” dashboard

The best finds, the hottest group and the state of all data sources on one page. Runs locally and is password protected.

Honest instead of promises.

We tested it: 67 coins, around 26,000 measurements. How strongly a coin is about to move can be counted. In which direction, it cannot. After roughly 3 percent in costs, no edge was left.

That is why Squidly shows safety, costs and speed, but no forecast.

Read only. Squidly never buys or sells and never connects to your wallet.
Stored locally. Settings, positions and measurement data stay in your browser.
No promises. A green verdict only means: nothing speaks against it. It is not a guarantee.

Ready in three steps.

01
Load the extension
Open the extensions page in Chrome, turn on developer mode and load the Squidly folder.
02
Start the collector
Start the local collector and set a password in the browser. It collects new coins and shows the dashboard.
03
Sign in
Click the Squidly icon in the Chrome toolbar and sign in with your password. The list then appears on the Pulse page.

Questions and answers.

Does Squidly guarantee that a suggested coin will go up?

No. The list shows coins where attention, buyers and price action currently justify a closer look. Even a good find can drop right away.

Does Squidly buy coins for me?

No. Squidly only reads. It never clicks buy or sell and does not connect to your wallet. The stop loss is a warning, not an automatic sale.

Does Squidly predict whether a coin will rise?

No, and it does not pretend to. Squidly shows how safe a coin looks, what an exit costs and how fast it is moving. In our tests, the direction was not predictable.

Where does the data come from?

From the Axiom page in your browser, from DexScreener, RugCheck and the public Solana blockchain. No paid keys are needed.

Does Squidly work with brand-new coins?

Yes. Even if DexScreener does not know a coin yet, Squidly works with the values Axiom itself shows. If data is missing, the verdict is preliminary and never turns green.

What does Squidly cost, and where do I get it?

That is not decided yet. Join the waitlist and you will be the first to know.

Is Squidly affiliated with Axiom?

No. Squidly is an independent project and is neither operated nor endorsed by Axiom or the data sources mentioned.