How to See If a Coin's Creator Is Buying or Selling on Elysium
On ElyScreener every coin chart marks what the creator (the dev) does: a purple arrow for each creator buy, a red arrow for each creator sell, each with the dollar amount, such as "DEV $307". Large buys by other wallets show as a whale marker.
Why the creator's wallet matters
On a memecoin the creator often holds a large share of supply and can sell into the pool at any time. A creator who quietly sells most of it is the classic rug pull. A creator who buys more is at least putting money behind the coin.
Where to look
- Chart markers. DEV arrows on the candles or line, with the amount. Whale markers show buys of 30 HYPE or more.
- Creator tab. On a coin page: how much of supply the creator holds, how much it sold and in how many transactions, and the creator's earlier coins and how many died.
- Safety label. Safe, Caution or Risky. It drops when the creator holds a lot or has sold. Details: is Elysium safe?
- Dev sells feed. Under Wallets → Dev sells: every creator sell of the last 24 hours across all launchpads.
What a healthy creator looks like
Small or declining holding, no large sells right after launch, earlier coins that still trade. What worries traders: more than a fifth of supply held by the creator, a sell soon after the first buyers arrive, or a history of coins that died within a day.
Remember that a creator can use more than one wallet. Combine the creator view with the bot cluster check, which finds wallets that bought in the same block.
FAQ
Does a creator sell always mean a rug?
No. Some creators take small profits. Size and timing matter: a big sell soon after launch is the warning sign.
Can the creator hide by using another wallet?
Yes, which is why holder concentration and bot clusters are checked separately.
Is this free?
Yes. All of it is public blockchain data shown without sign-up.
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