How Do On-Chain Analytics Help Detect Suspicious Activity before a Rug Pull?

On-chain analytics tools monitor the movement of funds and token distribution on the blockchain. They can flag suspicious activities, such as large, sudden transfers of team or developer tokens to an exchange, or the creation of new, unaudited liquidity pools.

Tracking the flow of initial investment funds can reveal if they are being consolidated for an imminent withdrawal.

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