DDBOT, Due Diligence Bot @ddagentbot on X

Is this coin legit? Paste a contract, get a verdict.

It opens the site, clicks the buttons, reads the chain. Then it stamps it.

  • LEGITThe product actually works.
  • COPYA clone of an older coin.
  • LARPFake app, dead buttons.
  • CAN'T TELLNot enough to judge.

Or tag @ddagentbot on X with a CA: the verdict lands in the replies.

Recently checked

  1. $METOG. Jupiter-verified, trading for 11 months. on XLEGIT
  2. $ZECOG. Jupiter-verified, trading for 11 months. LEGIT
  3. $SPYxSP500 xStock, a tokenized share issued by xStocks. Not a memecoin. LEGIT
  4. $JUPNo website on file, so no product to sniff. Chain looks spread out; the site still has to speak. on XCAN'T TELL
  5. $CHONKSite redirects to an unrelated domain behind a captcha wall. Nothing to sniff. CAN'T TELL
  6. $BARRONSame name and ticker as an older, bigger $BARRON. No site to argue otherwise. COPY OF $BARRON (older)
  7. $BonkThe original dog. The swap quotes and a million holders showed up. LEGIT
  8. $SUPPERINUThemed meme page with a toy section. Nothing much to test, and none of it is clearly fake. CAN'T TELL
  9. $CASINUSame name and ticker as an older, bigger $CASINU. This one showed up hours later. COPY OF $CASINU (older)
  10. $SOCKETLaunch app opens a swap UI that works. The docs load too. It does what it says. LEGIT
  11. $OpenAICoin number 23 named OpenAI. No site, 16 holders, and older namesakes are bigger. COPY OF $OpenAI (older)
  12. $TOPNo website to sniff. Name is shared by several others, none clearly older. CAN'T TELL

How it checks

  1. Opens the site. A real browser loads the coin's website and clicks its main buttons: app, docs, GitHub.
  2. Reads the chain. Holders, the top 10's share, the dev wallet, snipers, bundles and who funded the top wallets.
  3. Compares. Older, bigger coins with the same name, image or site: a COPY.