Scout is a browser extension for Axiom and GMGN. It matches each visible coin row to its exact Solana mint, then shows you who is behind the coin — and says plainly when it does not know.
How many there are, how concentrated the top ten are, the largest wallet or account, and what the developer still holds.
The deployer's track record, bundled buys, snipers, bots and fresh wallets, each as a share of supply. A thousand wallets funded to buy the launch is a different trade from a thousand that found it on their own.
Developer risk, mint and freeze authority, transfer control, liquidity and liquidity change, and whether a coin is a copycat sharing another project's name.
A coin that has turned over its own pool inside five minutes is flagged for that separately from its score — because a brand-new pair has no history to score, and still very much moves.
Scout reads public market data from several providers, and none of them covers every coin. On a token minutes old you may see numbers missing — that is the tool being honest, not broken. A low score on a new pair usually means "not enough evidence yet" rather than "bad coin", which is exactly why movement is reported separately from the score.
Scout is a research aid, not financial advice. It is not affiliated with Axiom, GMGN, or any of the data providers it reads. Nothing it displays is a recommendation to buy or sell anything.