Catch the red flags while you live your life. This little sentinel keeps an eye on Solana tokens that matter to you—especially the wild ones showing up on Pump.fun and Meteora—mixes in a Jupiter liquidity sniff test, and pings you on Telegram when the picture starts to look rough.

It is not a crystal ball. It is a second pair of eyes that never sleeps, running the boring safety checks so you do not have to at 2am.

Why people run it

  • Peace of mind before you click buy — mint and freeze authority, holder skew, and venue context land in one place.
  • Multi-stop story — Pump.fun curve context, Meteora DAMM presence, and a Jupiter route probe give you a fuller sketch than any single site.
  • Telegram that reads like a human — short, plain-language reasons, not a wall of hex.

Get going in three calm steps

  1. Clone & install

    git clone <your-fork-or-url>
cd solana-rug-checker-bot
npm install

  2. Whisper your secrets

    Copy .env.example → .env, drop in a solid Solana RPC, your Telegram bot token, and the chat you want poked.

  3. Run it

    npm run dev

    For a single heartbeat instead of a loop:

    npm run once

That is it. Leave it running on a small VPS, homelab, or laptop—with sane rate limits on your RPC—and let the alerts come to you.

What you should know (the honest bit)

  • Alerts are heuristics, not guarantees. Smart actors evolve fast; always verify on-chain yourself for size.
  • Public APIs occasionally sulk (rate limits, brownouts). The bot degrades gracefully and still leans on Solana RPC for the hard parts.
  • Supply shock and social hype are out of scope—this tool sticks to mechanics you can audit.

Tone & trust

Built for traders who like sunlight on mechanics. If something feels off, it probably is—this bot’s job is to hand you the receipts, not FOMO you into a click.

Not financial advice. Stay curious, stay skeptical, and keep friends who question your bags.

Crafted with

TypeScript, Solana web3 & SPL helpers, public Pump.fun / Meteora / Jupiter surfaces, and ts-logger-pack for tidy logging hooks.

MIT license — use it, fork it, make it nicer.