ChainSift

ChainSift — what a token contract shows, in about two seconds

Someone drops a contract address in your chat. ChainSift reads the token contract and shows what it finds — inside Discord, without anyone leaving the server.

Start with /help, or try it right away:

/audit address:0x1f9840a85d5af5bf1d1762f925bdaddc4201f984 chain:Ethereum

What you get back

Facts, and a count of them. No verdict, no rating, no colour telling you what to think — · is a fact the data source reported, ? means it had no data:

UNI · 0x1f98…f984 · Ethereum

· Source code verified
· Sellable
· Tax: buy 0% / sell 0%
· Fixed supply, no mint function
? Liquidity lock: no data
· Top-10 holders own 52.2%

6 mechanics checked · 1 no data
Team, deadlines and legal are not covered by this check.

Every line is read from GoPlus Security's on-chain data when you ask — not from a list someone curated last year.

What it checks

• Source verification — is the contract code public, or a black box?
• Sell simulation — can the token actually be sold, or only bought (honeypot)?
• Buy / sell tax — the exact percentages
• Mint function — can the owner create new tokens?
• Liquidity lock — locked, and what share of it
• Holder concentration — how much the top 10 wallets hold

What to paste

The contract address of a token — the coin you would buy or sell. You can copy it from the token's page on Etherscan, DexScreener or CoinGecko.

Paste something else and the bot says what it is instead of guessing: a wallet, a contract that isn't a token, or a token that lives on another chain — with the chain to pick.

Supported chains

Ethereum · BSC · Base · Arbitrum · Polygon

Contract Watch

/watch takes a snapshot of a token contract and DMs you when it changes in a way that matters: selling gets blocked, a tax goes up by 5 points or more, liquidity is unlocked, minting is switched on, the source stops being verified, or the owner's share grows by 10 points or more. Three contracts are free. /unwatch stops it, and every alert says so.

What it is not

This is not a security audit. It does not read your source code, does not hunt for vulnerabilities, and does not certify anything as safe. It reports these six mechanics — nothing more. Every one of them can look ordinary while the project behind the contract is not, and any contract can be changed after it is checked.

Nothing the bot returns is financial advice. What you do with the answer is on you.

Privacy — the short version

• We never ask for a wallet connection, a signature, a private key or a seed phrase. The bot only ever needs a public contract address. Anyone claiming otherwise in our name is a scam.
• The bot requests zero Discord permissions and no privileged intents. It cannot read your messages, because it never asked to. It only sees the slash commands you send it.
• For /audit we log a timestamp, the chain, the address, the server ID, and your user ID as a truncated SHA-256 hash — the raw ID is never stored.
• /watch is the one exception: to DM you an alert we have to keep your user ID. /unwatch deletes the entry.

Full text: Privacy Policy · Terms of Service

Limits

20 checks per user per hour, 60 per server per hour. A result is kept for 15 minutes, and asking for the same address again within that time doesn't count against you.

Need the part a bot can't do?

The automated check covers mechanics. It cannot tell you whether the team is real, whether the tokenomics survive contact with reality, or how the legal structure is put together.

That is a deep check, $49 USDT — team background, tokenomics, red flags, legal and structural review, delivered by email within 24 hours. Order it from the button under any check result, or at chainsift.org.

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Commands — five, no configuration, no setup channel, nothing to maintain:

Command	What it does
/help	What ChainSift does, its commands, and an address to try
/audit address:<0x…> chain:<network>	What the contract shows: honeypot, tax, mint rights, LP, holder concentration
/watch address:<0x…> chain:<network>	Watch a contract and DM you when any of these change
/unwatch address:<0x…> chain:<network>	Stop watching a contract
/watchlist	Contracts you are watching now