COMMENT "SKIP"Posted Oct 25, 2026
No data, no trade: skip the scams ($100 to $61,873)
The best money move is often saying no. This bot had one rule, no data no trade, and it refused a coin that was up 509%. Ten minutes later that coin went to zero. The money is in what you don't buy. A free checker flags the scam signs for you. Trading is risky and most people lose money, so this is not financial advice.
01Quick steps
- 1Free scam checker: rugcheck.xyz (paste any Solana coin, no account needed).
- 2The red flags that mean skip it: one wallet holds most of the coin; the owner can still print more (mint not locked); you can't actually sell it back out; the trading looks fake, like one wallet buying from itself.
- 3The habit: a coin being up 500% is not a reason to buy. Fake numbers is a reason to skip. When in doubt, skip it.
- 4On the rare coin that passes every check, open it on GMGN (https://gmgn.ai/r/0vTKnK5n). The holder split and liquidity sit right next to the buy button, so you check once more, then place a small trade.
02Your ready to use prompt
Here is a coin's details: [paste from rugcheck.xyz]. In plain English, does this look safe or like a scam? Check: does one wallet hold most of it, can the owner still print more, can I actually sell, and does the volume look faked by one wallet? End with BUY-OK or SKIP.
03Full tutorial
Get a free Phantom wallet (phantom.app) and write your secret phrase on paper, never share it or type it into any site.
Buy a little SOL on Coinbase and send it to Phantom. Only money you can afford to lose.
One wallet holds most of the coin, the owner can still print more (mint not locked), you cannot actually sell it back out, or the trading looks fake, like one wallet buying from itself.
For a second opinion, paste the coin's details into Claude (script below) and get a plain BUY-OK or SKIP.
A coin being up 500% is not a reason to buy, fake numbers are a reason to skip. When in doubt, skip it.
On the rare coin that passes every check, open it on GMGN (https://gmgn.ai/r/0vTKnK5n), where the holder split and liquidity sit right next to the buy button, so you check once more.
Buy a tiny fixed amount like $5 to $10, never your whole stack on one coin.
A take-profit target and a hard stop, in the same screen, so the trade runs itself.
Cut losers at the stop. No averaging down, no hoping it bounces.
Keep every bet the same small size. Missing a winner costs you nothing you had, buying a rug costs you everything you put in.
Log every trade and every skip, so you can prove that saying no is what keeps you alive.
No data, no trade. If you can't clearly see the numbers behind a coin, you don't buy it. That single rule saves you from most coins that go straight to zero.
A coin can show huge volume that's really one wallet buying from itself to fake hype. rugcheck.xyz and the holder list on GMGN (https://gmgn.ai/r/0vTKnK5n) expose this: if a tiny number of wallets own almost everything, walk away.
You don't need to catch every pump. You need to avoid the handful that wipe you out. Missing a winner costs you nothing you had. Buying a rug costs you everything you put in.
No checker is perfect, and even a clean coin can drop. Verifying only lowers your odds of getting rugged. Not financial advice.