QuantumOrb

Paste a token address on quantumorb.app. In about ten seconds QuantumOrb reads the top holders from the chain and tells you who really holds the token, how far the price falls if they sell, and what the owner can still change. Alongside the scanner, a live Radar watches every new pump.fun launch and Shield checks who made each one; on a token page Guard goes deeper. The Telegram bot, @QuantumORB_bot, brings the launches, the tokens, the devs and the wallets you follow to your chat.

Every scan ends in a score from 0 to 100 and a verdict: CLEAN, OK, RISKY or DANGER. Some patterns are too clear for a weighted sum, and they force a red flag whatever the score. When a token is too young or too established for holder patterns to mean anything, the scanner says so and gives no score.

_{A token page. The verdict and its reasons, the live scan log, what the owner can still change, who can pull the liquidity, and who made it, with Guard. Watch the token or follow its dev in the bot in one click. The market header refreshes every minute while the page is open, and a figure no source knows says N/A, never $0.}

The report. Score, sell scenario and red flags side by side.

Operators. Twenty holders collapse into a few operators as the scanner finds proof that wallets belong together.

The score is a fixed, written set of rules, not a black box. Every weight, threshold and red flag is published on the site, quantumorb.app/#how, and rule by rule with the code in docs/scoring.md.

New pump.fun launches appear on the Radar seconds after they go live. It keeps the last 1,000, about the last hour, and your filters run over all of them: market cap, curve progress, socials, keywords. Send the filters to the bot to get the same feed in Telegram.

Before you see a launch, Shield checks who made it, on free public data:

• Creator history · every pump.fun launch of the dev wallet, read from the chain once the launch reaches 10% of its curve or 20 buyers. 10 or more launches with under 10% graduated is a serial creator.
• Dev at launch · how much of the supply the dev bought in the launch itself. 15% or more is held.

On a token page and in every scan, Guard goes deeper with three checks: the creator's launches, how much supply was bought in the launch slot, and how much the dev still holds now. Either way a launch is held back only on evidence, the reason is always shown, and a check that could not be read says so: it is never a silent pass.

Shield. Two checks on every launch, live decisions as they happen. A launch that passes goes on to /alerts in the bot if it matches your filters.

The last 1,000 launches. Each new token flashes in where the oldest one was. Few ever reach a pool.

@QuantumORB_bot · free for everybody. The site tells you what a token is. The bot tells you when it changes.

Shield checks the creator of every launch before an alert goes out: every pump.fun launch of that wallet, straight from the chain. A wallet that launches by the dozen and almost never graduates is a serial creator, and its launches are screened out. The same check comes with every token card and every dev you follow. New launches reach the bot the moment they happen, with no polling delay.

The messages below are the bot's own, on made-up tokens and wallets.

Start. What it does, free for everybody, and what is coming.	Alerts. Your filters, one tap each, and an early launch that just passed them and Shield.
Any token. Send an address, get its card: market, curve, creator, Shield, and buys and sells from 5 minutes to 24 hours.	Watch. A token you follow moves, graduates and crosses a milestone: every reason in one message.
Dev. Shield's record on a serial creator, and the alert the second that wallet launches again.	Follow. A wallet you follow opens new positions and fully exits another.

About a tenth of QuantumOrb's code is open here: everything that decides a verdict, and the parts that read pump.fun and turn market data into the figures on a token page. Each file is the server's or the bot's own code, not a rewrite, and the tests run it on the server's own results and on real chain addresses.

git clone https://github.com/QuantumOrb/QuantOrb && cd QuantOrb
npm test                                        # Node 18+, no dependencies
npm run test:bot                                # Python 3.11+, standard library only
node rules/cli.js examples/site-example.json    # the example token on the home page

The example token on the QuantumOrb home page · $GRUMPKIN
20 wallets → 13 operators, biggest holds 41.1% of float, could move price −67% if sold

score 12 / 100 · DANGER
  Biggest operator        0.0 / 35
  Fresh wallets           9.8 / 25
  Received, not bought    0.0 / 20
  Unsold snipers          0.8 / 10
  Top-20 share            1.7 / 10
RED FLAG · biggest operator could move price −67% if sold (41.1% of float, 6 linked wallets)
RED FLAG · 14.0% of float was received by transfer, not bought
CAP · proven operator of 6 wallets holds 41.1% of float
CAP · pack of 3 wallets holds 9.9% of float
SCENARIO · if the linked, fresh and transferred wallets sold their 54.9% of float into today's liquidity, the price would fall about 75%

Rule by rule: docs/scoring.md · docs/guard.md (Guard and Shield).

Which accounts and transactions a scan asks for, in what order and under what budget; finding the links between wallets; the launch stream; the Radar; the site and its API; the bot's commands, alert loops and database; every data source's keys, limits and fallbacks; the servers. That is what it takes to run QuantumOrb, and it is not in this repository. docs/architecture.md shows where the line is.

What changed and when: CHANGELOG.md.

The QuantumOrb token on Solana, launched on pump.fun. The only official contract address:

EiN69j8KVE5uYKheVkeVwptEVwRP5JtDhJDMGm1ppump

pump.fun · DexScreener · Solscan

_{The token is not an investment product and nothing here is financial advice. Do your own research.}

• QuantumOrb only reads public on-chain data. It never asks for keys or seed phrases and never touches funds.
• It sees wallets, not people. Two wallets of one person with no on-chain connection look independent.
• A CLEAN score is not a promise. Liquidity, sentiment and the dev's off-chain plans are outside what it can read.
• Five new scans a day per person. Opening a report again, or reloading the page during a scan, never counts.
• Nothing here is financial advice or a call to buy, sell or hold. The score is an automated, subjective assessment by a fixed set of criteria, on public data that can be incomplete.

_{The screens of the site come from a development build running on a simulated chain, and the bot's messages are shown on made-up data, so every token, wallet and figure on them is made up. Found a bug or have an idea? Open an issue. © 2026 QuantumOrb. All rights reserved.}