HawkEye 1.5.0

HawkEye 1.5.0 for Windows.

HawkEye Pro now shows who made a token and how their last launches ended before you buy, lists new Solana launches with RugCheck’s verdict on each, tracks how the calls you follow went, and sends alerts to your phone. Free gets the whole Foundations road, a Safety check on any token and 3 HawkBot questions a day. HawkEye flags known risk signals; it never calls a token safe.

New:

• Token X-ray on Pro: open any Solana token and a chip by the address bar shows its verdict. The X-ray lists the creator’s other launches and how many are now under $5K, linked insider wallets and their share, the top 10 holders not counting pools, liquidity lock, mint and freeze, and the last hour’s buys and sells. Data from RugCheck and DexScreener.
• Safety check on Free: one click on the browser toolbar shows RugCheck’s verdict and up to 3 top risks for the token in your tab, as often as you like.
• Launch Radar on Pro lists new Solana launches as they appear, newest first, each one checked against RugCheck, with X-ray, Open and Paper trade on every row. Filter by liquidity, age, mint revoked and risk, and keep 3 saved filters.
• Caller Check: paste a call or a contract address and HawkEye checks the token and tracks how the call went after 1 hour and 24 hours. Pro shows a scorecard for each caller, always with the number of calls behind it. Free includes 1 Caller Check a day.
• Pro alerts for a fast move in 5 minutes, liquidity being pulled and market cap crossing a level, and Pro can send alerts to your phone through a Discord webhook (Settings > Alerts, then Send a test alert).
• When an alert hits while HawkEye is minimized or behind another window, Windows shows a notification. Click it to bring HawkEye back.
• Pro Week: everything in Pro for 7 days for $4.99, paid once. Nothing renews, and buying another adds 7 more days.
• Free accounts can ask HawkBot 3 questions a day, and one of them can read your screen.
• Settings > Subscription shows Free, Pro and Pro Week side by side, with what each includes, monthly or yearly billing and a 14-day free trial on Pro.
• A PRO tag next to Pro members’ names on profiles, in chat and on leaderboards, and a short panel that shows what just turned on when you upgrade.
• When a site tries to connect a wallet extension, HawkEye says extensions don’t run here and points you to the site’s own sign-in or its WalletConnect QR code.
• A switch for safe search and YouTube Restricted Mode in Settings > Browser & Data. It’s on by default, and adult websites stay blocked either way.

Improved:

• The whole Foundations road is free: all 9 lessons, from Getting Started to Mistakes.
• Pro gives HawkBot 50 questions a day with 10 live web searches of its own, See my screen and Deep reports. Busy days across HawkEye no longer hold paid plans back, and license keys get the same allowance.
• When you reach a HawkBot limit, the message says when it resets and whether a message pack or Pro would help.
• HawkBot’s Token Check starts from the X-ray of the token in your tab (the Safety check on Free), so its answer works from the numbers.
• Locked lessons, games, the Lab and HawkBot open one panel that says what Pro adds and how to open it with Feathers, and you stay where you were. After Foundations, Continue and Talon point you to a lesson you can open.
• Update Now downloads the update with a progress bar while you keep working, and HawkEye closes only to install it. Opening HawkEye during an install says it’s finishing.
• A new version no longer stops you at sign-in: HawkEye tells you about it and you update when it suits you. Only an important fix is required.
• The tabs you had open in Charts and Intel come back when you start HawkEye again (Settings > Browser & Data). Launching a platform that’s already open takes you to its tab.
• The address bar searches when what you type isn’t a web address, and Enter on Charts goes there in the tab you’re on.
• Telegram bots like Maestro and Trojan open a card with an Open Telegram button instead of an empty preview page, on the token you picked, from Home, a link or a reload. Channel and group links can show a public channel’s posts without signing in.
• Opening HawkEye while it’s already running brings its window forward instead of starting a second copy.
• The Paper League leaderboard counts open trades at their price now, and a trade open 7 days closes by itself at the market price.
• Find People matches the names people see, not only usernames.
• Delete My Account also removes your group posts, memberships, invites and Paper League trades, and cancels a plan you pay for so nothing is charged again. Export My Data includes them.
• Changing your Discord username keeps your HawkEye account: it belongs to your Discord account itself now. If your Discord name, display name or picture changes, or HawkEye’s access is removed in Discord, HawkEye asks you to sign in with Discord again.
• If you renamed on Discord before and HawkEye made a second account for the new name, you stay on the account you have been using.
• The sign-in card opens on the free way in, says how support resets a forgotten password, and waits up to 10 minutes for Discord sign-in in your browser.
• The Home intro plays on your first launch of the day, and ‘3D scenes: Still’ takes effect at once.
• On a 75, 144 or 165 Hz screen, HawkEye no longer asks you to lower your refresh rate. The launch film plays at your screen’s rate.
• Quizzes say how many right answers pass, like 4 of 5.

Fixed:

• Alerts on a token’s contract address now fire. They’re priced from DEX pools, so new pump.fun tokens work too, and Check Price shows the ticker, market cap and liquidity.
• Free accounts stopped after the second Foundations lesson.
• Stocks in the ticker showed fixed reference prices without a Finnhub key. They now appear once you add a key.
• When HawkBot’s AI service can’t answer, the question no longer counts against your day.
• Subscribe and Buy buttons only appear when the store can take payments.
• A Paper League trade sold within 2 minutes now counts if it lost, and a quick win counts as $0. Reset closes your open practice trades at the price now instead of wiping them.
• When the Paper League can’t record a close (offline, signed out or HawkEye closed), HawkEye sends it again on its own.
• A practice buy whose Paper League answer got lost joins the league on its own: HawkEye asks again, after a restart too.
• Selling or resetting, then buying the same token again quickly, no longer takes the new trade out of the Paper League, and a result no longer shows twice.
• An alert that already hit no longer fires again after a restart, and alerts you add or remove stay that way on every PC.
• A mistyped optional license key no longer stops a Discord sign-in.
• Journal dates follow your own time zone.
• The Discord bot’s /price finds new tokens by their contract address and never posts an old price as live.
• HawkBot’s answers when it’s offline match the topic you asked about.
• The coin sky on Home shows the day’s move for coins under $1.
• Later on the update banner waits six hours instead of coming back every 30 minutes.
• Uninstalling removes only HawkEye’s own files, and updates no longer put back a desktop shortcut you deleted.
• The plan card listed control over HawkEye’s look, which every account already has, and Home said the Marketplace was opening soon.
• Update Now and the sign-in card’s Update button work again when the download can’t start or stops answering, and say why.
• An update installs into the folder you installed HawkEye in, and a copy of HawkEye that hangs while closing no longer holds up the update.

Security:

• A link on a website inside HawkEye can’t start a program on your PC (ms-msdt:, search-ms: and the like): it’s refused and a notice says so. Mail, Telegram and wallet links ask first, with Open, Copy link and Cancel.
• Links in Global Chat, groups and messages name the site they lead to before they open, and point out look-alike addresses.
• Only a group’s owner and mods can remove or ban people.
• In customer builds, sign-in, HawkBot, the store and Maintenance only talk to HawkEye’s own servers.
• Your alert webhook is stored encrypted on this PC and never synced, and HawkBot snapshots are kept per account.
• Another Windows account or program on your PC can no longer make HawkEye close at launch by pretending to be an open HawkEye window.

To install, download HawkEye-Setup-1.5.0.exe below and run it. The full history is on the Changelog page inside the app.

SHA-256: bf6a6137df9e46b9d8638681dedd05685c731d87533b544c5963f6d07e40277e