Locking can be seen as an important positive factor, and when the dev locks up, the coin price often reacts immediately. However, under normal circumstances, the official Twitter account of the project will announce the lockup status and link only after the dev has locked up for a period of time. So how can we proactively know whether the dev has locked up and the actual situation of the lockup?
Lets take todays $sora (89nnWMkWeF9LSJvAWcN2JFQfeWdDk6diKEckeToEU1hE) as an example. When the dev is locked, the chips will be transferred to the locked contract. Then here we need to check the transfer operation of the dev address. Which tool can be used to conveniently view the transfer operation? I chose debot.
The debot team @Diting 188 previously worked on the monitoring tool diting for several years. Now it is @DitingData , and has begun to enrich product functions, adding trading, data analysis and other functions on the basis of monitoring. The website is https://debot.ai . Why didnt you choose gmgn, xxyy or bullx? Because these websites dont list transfer operations. If you use these websites, you have to go to solscan to find the specific transfer transaction based on the dev address.
Open debot, transfer to ca, and you can see all the operations of this dev in the developer at the bottom (as shown in Figure 1). The dev of $sora first bought and sold once, and then bought 100M chips. He transferred the chips twice (as shown in Figure 2). We can see what these two transfers did. We can click on the icon shown in Figure 3, which is the link of this transaction. After opening it, it will jump to solscan.
We open the 99.2M transfer ( https://solscan.io/tx/NsEGHgmvk4a8YKfXABwzWAxceQfgXJdTJjgxQK1UNAqXTKB6TPDMinnkGRCfssC8ny4eXXRSLjkrYwFtcoVFxGJR ), the details are as shown below. At 2 in the figure, we can see the Streamflow mark, which refers to the contract address of Streamflow . Streamflow is a commonly used lock-up website on Solana. Seeing this mark, we can know that this transaction is used for lock-up, but we cant see the details of the lock-up here because we need to check it on the Streamflow website.
Copy the address in 1 in the above picture, and then replace the address in the text above https://app.streamflow.finance/contract/solana/mainnet/地址 with the address in 1 in the above picture.
https://app.streamflow.finance/contract/solana/mainnet/29yU8G68MPkmrXBzpd89rA1Rw7CBQ4kxWQGnxPSX8yM8 , open this link, details are as follows.
On the right side of the upper part of the above picture, you can see that the lockup start time is 1.15 10:08, and the unlocking time is 3.12 10:08. The lower part of the above picture is the lockup details. You can see that the unlocked amount is 0, which means that all the assets are locked. The total amount of locked assets is 99M. The lockup method and amount indicate that an average of 24.75M tokens will be unlocked every 2 weeks. The next unlocking time is 1.29 10:08, which is exactly 2 weeks later.
Through the above interpretation, we can know the specific situation of the lock-up of dev’s first transfer of 99.2M. Let’s check the situation announced on the official Twitter.
The official Twitter account announced that the tokens will be locked for 6 months. There are two facts that are wrong:
1. From the above analysis, we know that the lock-up period is 2 months, not 6 months as announced by the official Twitter account.
2. The actual lock-up is unlocked linearly, with 24.75M tokens unlocked every 2 weeks, a total of 99M, and 4 unlocks, exactly 2 months. This important information was not mentioned in the official Twitter account.
Dev also has an outgoing transaction of 829.6K, which was not announced on the official Twitter account. We also opened this transfer record for analysis ( https://solscan.io/tx/4CF8AzLcMFsVjWUvqaWqc2hpjdqh3J2QPNNmPSLqNVty9CgQi8yo7BSqt8UC76hdeH9BfRuTEScw9SQJ4t2T3ZHM ), the details are as follows:
The above picture shows that dev has also transferred these chips into the Streamflow contract. What is the specific lock-up situation? We note the address in the above picture and construct a link
https://app.streamflow.finance/contract/solana/mainnet/7ZHbyK7W8TGsDGaVK8LAVcUdis56o9BE7cz8iyznyF9Y , open it and you will see the details as shown below
We can see the green text unlocked in the above picture, the number of unlocked tokens below is 828.04K, and the number of locked tokens is 0, which means that dev simply transferred the tokens to the Streamflow contract, but did not lock them. If we dont analyze it carefully, we wont know.
The above explains in detail how to analyze whether the transfer operation of the dev address is real lock-up and the details of the lock-up. If we want to know whether dev has transferred money at the first time, we have to monitor the dev address so that we can find it at the first time. Speaking of monitoring, I continue to recommend debot. There is no other reason. Debot is the most feature-rich tool I have used so far.
