Block-zero bundles
Wallets that buy in the very block the token is born in. Nobody can see a token before it exists, so these buys were almost always packed together with the launch.
Paste any Solana token. The radar replays its first minute on-chain, unmasks the same-block bundles, follows the SOL that funded the early wallets and draws the whole order as a network of nodes. Then it seals the launch with a Cabal score.
Each sign adds weight to the Cabal score. Every point is written out next to the map, with links to the raw transactions, so you can verify it on Solscan yourself.
Wallets that buy in the very block the token is born in. Nobody can see a token before it exists, so these buys were almost always packed together with the launch.
We open each early wallet's first-ever transaction and check who sent the SOL. Ten wallets topped up by one source means one hand wearing ten masks.
When wallet A pays the network fee for wallet B's buy, or one transaction buys for several wallets at once, they answer to the same master.
Wallets with five transactions or fewer before their buy. Bundler kits hatch these by the dozen minutes before a launch.
Buys landing in slots one to three. Either very fast bots, or friends who were told the exact minute.
What the flagged wallets hold today, from a full holder snapshot. That is the part of the supply that can still be sold into you.
Real Solana tokens, read by the same engine you get. The maps below are snapshots from 2026-09-25. Open one to run a fresh sweep (results are cached for 20 minutes).
No paid indexer, no black box. Five steps against a plain Solana RPC, with a hard budget so one curious visitor can never burn the node.
pump.fun tokens: walk the bonding curve's history back to its first transaction. PumpSwap-direct pools: read the pool's LP mint, which only moves when liquidity is added or pulled. Anything else: jump to the pool's creation second and read backwards.
Decode the earliest trades (~200 slots): who bought, how much of the supply, in which block, and who paid the fee. Same-block buys and multi-wallet transactions get flagged here.
For up to 20 early wallets: count how many transactions they had before the buy (fresh or aged) and open their very first one to see who sent the SOL. Shared sources become clusters.
One call pulls every token account of the mint (under ~60k holders) to see what the flagged wallets hold today and the real top-10. Bigger tokens: we read each flagged wallet's main token account instead.
Heuristic points for bundles, clusters, dev buy, fresh wallets, snipers and what insiders still hold. Capped at 100, and every point is explained next to the map.
The radar's own memecoin. The tool is free and works today; the token is only a plan. This whole chapter is a DEMO until the official contract address is written in the charter.
Beware of imitators. The only real $CABAL address is the one written on this page. Any "$CABAL" you meet before that (a few dead ones already exist on-chain) is not us. Feed it to the radar and watch who lights up.
The Cabal score is a heuristic built from public on-chain data. Linked wallets are statistical guesses, not proof of who owns them, and we never try to tie a wallet to a real person. A low score does not mean a token is safe; a high score does not mean anyone broke a rule. Nothing here is financial advice. DYOR, then DYOR again.