
Drop a contract. I'll give it to you straight.
Live data, then an honest read
No prediction magic — Toly fetches the same public on-chain data anyone can check, and refuses to dress it up.
How you use it
- 01
Just ask
No wallet, no signup, no waitlist. Open the chat and type — a daily trial allowance is there for everyone, and holding is what raises it later.
- 02
Name any coin
Ticker, name or contract address. Plain language works — “is this a rug?”, “what's pumping?”, “up 3x, take profits?”.
- 03
Get the real read
Toly pulls live on-chain data before answering and tells you what it actually says — including when that means staying out.
What happens when you ask
- 01Reads the questionPlain language — no ticker syntax to learn. Naming a coin is what arms the audit.
- 02Runs all five checks
get_token_overviewget_safety_reportget_holdersget_token_intelget_price_history - 03Turns them into findings
DexScreenerRugcheckHeliusJupiterGeckoTerminal - 04Answers straightAuthorities, LP lock, holder concentration, how many tokens the same deployer has launched before, and how much of the buying is real — then a straight call.
Every check above runs before Toly says a word — in parallel, in about half a second, whether or not it expects to find anything.
An illustration of the real chain, not a live call — pick a question to replay it.
What Toly checks
Eight checks exist. 5 of them run on every coin you name, in parallel, before a single word is written — the model does not get to decide which ones are worth its time. The rest fire when the question calls for them.
- Find any tokenon demand
Resolves a name or ticker to the real contract — and flags clone pools that fake a big liquidity number while nobody trades them.
- Live market readevery coin
Price, market cap, liquidity, 24h volume and price change, straight from the pool with the most actual trades.
- Safety checkevery coin
Mint and freeze authority, LP lock, whether the metadata can still be rewritten, rug flags and a risk score — the things that decide whether an exit is even possible.
- Holder spreadevery coin
Live holder count plus top-10 concentration, with DEX pools and insider wallets separated out. A pool is not a whale.
- Deployer historyevery coin
Who launched it, how many tokens that same wallet has launched before, how much of this one it still holds — and how much of the buying is real people rather than wash volume.
- Price actionevery coin
How far it sits below its high, runs of green and red candles, the biggest single move, and whether volume is building or draining.
- What's trendingon demand
What is actually moving on Solana right now, not what someone paid to promote.
- SOL priceon demand
The real native SOL/USD rate from the deepest stablecoin pool.
Where the numbers come from
Every number has exactly one source. Two sources for the same figure would mean somebody has to guess which one is right — and the two we tried disagreed by a factor of two on holder counts.
Read from the pool with the most actual trades, not the biggest one — liquidity and volume are both fakeable, trade count is harder to stage.
The safety report, plus whether the metadata is still mutable — someone who can rewrite the name and image after you buy is a risk on its own.
A direct Solana RPC read rather than a cached snapshot, which lagged about 25% behind on fast-moving coins. It counts token accounts, and the answer says so.
How many tokens this deployer has launched before, how much of this one they still hold, and what share of the buying comes from organic buyers instead of wash trades.
Distance from the high, runs of green and red candles, the biggest single move, volume trend. Rate-limited to five calls a minute, so a throttle is reported as a throttle — never as “no pool found”.
Every stat card in the chat names its sources and when the data was pulled, and marks itself stale after five minutes. If a number is old, you should be able to see that.
What holding gets you
The chat is open to everyone — holding raises your daily allowance and unlocks the deeper mode. It is not a door.
A coin question is one that actually sets off the audit. Saying gm is free, and an answer that fails costs you nothing.
FAQ
Do I need to hold $TOLYCHAT to use this?
No. The chat is open to everyone and needs no wallet — everyone gets a daily allowance of coin questions. Holding raises that allowance and unlocks Max, the deeper mode. Nothing is locked away in the meantime.
Will I get the same answer if I ask twice?
The same evidence, yes. Name a coin and the same five checks always run before Toly says anything — market, safety, holders, deployer history and price action. It used to decide for itself what to look at, which meant the same coin could read clean one day and mixed the next because a run happened to skip something. The wording still varies; the checks behind it do not.
Is this financial advice?
No. Toly reads public on-chain data and gives an opinionated take. It can be wrong, data sources can lag, and memecoins can go to zero. Decide for yourself.
Does connecting my wallet risk anything?
Login is a signed message — it proves what you hold. No transaction, no gas, no spending approval. Toly can never move your funds.
How fresh is the data?
It is fetched at the moment you ask. Every stat card shows its sources and when it was pulled, and marks itself once it is more than five minutes old. If a source is rate-limited, the answer says that instead of pretending the data is missing.
What happens when a check fails?
It gets said out loud. A check that could not run is written into the answer as a gap rather than quietly left out — otherwise a missing number reads exactly like an unremarkable one.
Can I share a read?
Every finished answer has a share button. It renders the stat card and the verdict as an image and opens a post with the headline finding already written — the picture carries the numbers, the sources and the timestamp.
Why did Toly refuse to shill my coin?
That is the product. If the on-chain data looks bad, it says so — no exceptions for coins you happen to hold, and none for $TOLYCHAT either.