Guide

How the scanner works

Everything on this site in plain words. New here? Start with the short version. Know your way around? Jump to a part below.

The short version

  1. Check a wallet. Paste any address on the home page. We show every open list it is on. Nothing to sign, nothing to connect.
  2. See what is minting. Live mints shows every drop on Robinhood Chain now: how you get in, the price, how fast it is minting.
  3. Look up a collection. Search a name or paste a contract in the top bar. Each collection has a page with its market, its mint stages and what holders say.

We show facts with their source and time. We never grade a drop or tell you to buy one.

Check a wallet

What each answer means:

Yes
OpenSea handed back a list permit for this wallet: it is on the list for the stage open now.
No
OpenSea refused and named the stage: this wallet is not on that list.
Already minted
The wallet used its share for this stage. The count is read on chain.
When it opens
The list stage has not opened yet. OpenSea only answers for a stage that is open.
Open to all
A public stage: anyone can mint, so it is never shown as a yes.
Could not check
No answer this time (busy, or the wallet has no funds for OpenSea to check against). Never shown as a no. Check again later.

Live mints

One card per collection that is minting or about to. It shows the first 12; tap Show all for the rest. Each card reads left to right:

Status
Open now, opening soon, or when the next stage starts.
Timeline
Each coming stage as a bar, with how long until it opens or closes.
Mint pulse
How many were minted in the last hour and how full the supply is, from our live mint reading. "Live pulse paused" means the reading is late, so no rate is shown.
Market
Mint price, floor and listed count when we have them. A middle dot means not known yet, never zero.
Mint on OpenSea
A plain link to the drop on opensea.io. Nothing is signed or sent from this site. Copies and likely junk get no link.
Sort and window
Hot right now, Opening next, Closing next and the rest; 1h, 24h and 7d change the numbers on every card.

Labels on a card

At most three short facts per card. Tap one to read its note. None of them is a safety rating.

Established
Reviewed by the site operator against public rules. Not a safety rating. A drop nobody has reviewed simply has no mark: no mark is not a warning.
Copy risk
Our rules match the name to another collection, or flag it as likely junk. Check the contract on its collection page first.
Listed free, paid seen
A stage is listed free, but paid mints were seen on chain for it. Your mint may cost more than the listed price.
Free and Paid
The price the open (or next) stage is listed at on OpenSea. Free still costs network gas.
Almost gone
More than 90% of a fixed supply is minted.
Ends soon and Opens soon
The open stage ends within 3 hours, or the next one opens within 6.
Minting fast
50 or more minted in the last hour.
Repriced
Our feeder saw the listed price of a mint stage change after it was first listed. The price watch line on the card has the numbers.
New X account and Was @name
The project's X account is a week old or less, or used another name before. A fact, not a verdict.

Filters

On a phone, tap Filters next to the search box to open them. Each filter shows how many drops it matches. Likely junk and minted out drops are hidden by default.

My wallet is in
Drops where the wallet you checked is on the list.
CCFF00
Drops with a stage for CCFF00 holders.
Open now and Opens within 24h
By when the list stage opens.
Free and Paid
By the listed price of the stage.
OpenSea verified
OpenSea marked the collection verified.
Has buyers
Some wallets have bought it on the market.
Established
Reviewed by the site operator against public rules.
Gate: on chain
The mint contract itself checks that you hold another collection.
Gate: stage name
A mint stage is named after a collection you need to hold.
Gate: description
The drop description says holders of a collection get in.
Gate: guess
A best guess from who minted earlier stages. Not confirmed.

A collection page

Every collection the scanner knows has a page at /c/ and its contract address. From the top:

Header
Name, contract (go by the address, not the name), the scanner's verdict and mint status.
Market
Floor, best offer, listed count, 24 hour sales and volume, holders and supply, read from OpenSea at most once a minute and shared by every visitor. Then the last 24 hours in plain words, the order book and recent sales.
Listed
Distinct tokens for sale, not orders. When a few tokens are listed over and over, the page says "Heavy relisting" and the count reads "at least".
Facts
Age, holders and verdict. Holders come from the same OpenSea read as the Market, so the two never disagree.
Theses and calls
What holders say, with a claim that can be checked on chain. Opinions, not advice.
Mint and allowlist
Every stage with its price, window, per wallet cap and list size, and a button to check your wallet against its lists.
Sources
Tap Sources under a table to see where its numbers come from and when they were read.

What the verdicts mean

A verdict is a signal from public data, not a promise and not a rating.

likely junk
Its name copies a known collection, or it is a duplicate launch.
trading observed
The scanner saw it sell on chain; not a review or a safety rating.
has buyers
Some wallets have bought it on the market.
thin trading
Only a few sales so far.
no trades yet
No market sales seen yet.
unproven
Not enough trading data yet to judge it either way.
Established
Reviewed by the site operator against public rules. Not a safety rating. A drop nobody has reviewed simply has no mark: no mark is not a warning.

What we never do

Privacy basics

The full policy, including what we keep and for how long, is on straycucks.com/privacy.

Glossary

Allowlist (WL)
A list of wallets allowed to mint a drop early, often free or cheaper. On this chain almost every list lives on OpenSea's server, not on chain, so we ask OpenSea about your wallet.
Stage (GTD, FCFS, Public)
A mint runs in stages: windows with their own price, start, end and list. GTD means a guaranteed spot. FCFS means first come, first served while supply lasts. Public is open to anyone.
SeaDrop and Seaport
SeaDrop is OpenSea's mint contract. Seaport is OpenSea's trading contract. Every sale we count is a Seaport fill, so mints are never counted as sales.
Gate
How a drop decides who gets in. On chain: the mint contract checks what you hold. Stage name or description: the creator says so. Guess: our best guess from who minted earlier stages, not confirmed.
Thesis and call
A holder's written view on a collection, with one claim that can be checked on chain by a deadline. Posting one needs a held Stray Cuck.
CCFF00
A Robinhood Chain collection. Its holders minted Stray Cucks free, and the scanner tracks every drop that lets CCFF00 holders in.
Established
Reviewed by the site operator against public rules. Not a safety rating. A drop nobody has reviewed simply has no mark: no mark is not a warning.
Offer taken and listing bought
Offer taken: a seller accepted a buyer's offer, paid in WETH or USDG. Listing bought: a buyer paid the asking price in ETH.
Repriced
Our feeder saw the listed price of a mint stage change after it was first listed. The price watch line on the card has the numbers.
Heavy relisting
Many orders on the same few tokens. We count distinct tokens, not orders, so the listed count is shown as "at least".
Trading observed
The scanner saw it sell on chain between real wallets. An automated observation, not a review and not a safety rating.
Likely junk and copy risk
Its name copies a known collection, or the same name launched twice within a day. Hidden by default; check the contract before you mint.
Unproven
Not enough trading data yet to say anything either way. Normal for a new drop.
Floor
The cheapest listing right now. It is an asking price, not a sale.

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