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Bullseye is just a wallet and a CA away from telling you everything. paste an address, hit the button, read the chain before the candle prints. here's how every tool works and what to look for.

Quickstart

three steps, no fluff.

01

open the console

hit Open Console — lands you on the dashboard. no signup, no wallet connect.

02

paste an address

drop a wallet address or a token CA into any tool's search. base58, the whole string.

03

hit the button

Bullseye indexes it live and shows you the graph. read it, follow the money, decide.

The Tools
Flow Map

Transaction Flow

what it does
follows funds across hops — who sent to who, how many wallets deep, where the bag actually landed.
how to use it
paste a wallet address, set how many hops to trace, and run it. click any node to expand its outflows.
what to look for
funds converging on one wallet, fresh wallets funded right before a launch, and exits routing toward a CEX deposit.
what it does
scores a token before you ape — LP status, mint/freeze authority, and how concentrated the holders are.
how to use it
paste the contract address (CA). the analyzer pulls LP lock, authorities, and the top-holder breakdown.
what to look for
mint authority not renounced, LP unlocked or thin, or a dev wallet sitting on 30%+ of supply. that's the rug setup.
Anomaly Engine

Pattern Analysis

what it does
flags manufactured charts — wash volume, fake holders, and coordinated buys from the same cluster.
how to use it
paste a token CA. the engine replays trade history and scores it for repeating, non-organic patterns.
what to look for
buys arriving in identical sizes on a timer, the same wallets ping-ponging volume, holder counts that don't match real flow.
Cluster Map

Wallet Clustering

what it does
surfaces coordinated wallets — groups that share funding, timing, or behavior so one actor stops looking like 50 buyers.
how to use it
paste a wallet or token CA. the map groups related addresses into clusters by shared on-chain links.
what to look for
a tight cluster holding most of the float, wallets funded from one source, or a "community" that's really one wallet.
Identity

Entity Labels

what it does
tags known addresses — whales, KOLs, serial ruggers, exchanges — so a string of base58 becomes a name.
how to use it
paste an address to see its labels, or browse the registry. labels show up across the other tools too.
what to look for
a "rug" tag on the deployer, a KOL quietly in the cluster, or an exchange wallet sitting at the end of an exit trail.
Code Audit

Contract Scanner

what it does
reads the program for backdoors and bad permissions — the stuff that lets a dev drain or freeze you later.
how to use it
paste the program / contract address. the scanner flags risky authorities and dangerous instructions.
what to look for
upgradeable programs with a live upgrade authority, mint/freeze powers left open, or hidden admin-only functions.
Cross-Chain

Bridge Monitor

what it does
watches cross-chain outflows — when a wallet bridges funds off Solana to ETH, BSC, or elsewhere.
how to use it
paste a wallet, or watch the live feed of bridge activity. each entry shows source, destination chain, and size.
what to look for
a deployer bridging out right after a launch — the classic "took the money cross-chain to launder it" exit.
Go hunt

enough reading.
the chain's waiting.

paste a wallet, paste a CA, follow the money. don't be late again.

Open Console