moltinoYour own onchain assistant, on Telegram.
Paste a contract address and it tells you who deployed the token, who paid for the deploy and whether the liquidity is locked. Add your wallets and it messages you when something moves.
Works on Base, Ethereum and Robinhood Chain.
Ask in plain words.
Moltino works out which checks to run.
It keeps working while you're away.
Watches your wallets
Add wallets, tokens or a dev's address. Moltino keeps watching them after you close Telegram.
Checks any token
Send a contract address on Base, Ethereum or Robinhood Chain. The read covers who deployed it, who paid for it, the liquidity, the holders and the socials, with the evidence attached.
Morning brief
A short note each morning on your bags and the accounts you follow.
Privacy and safety
It looks at public chain data and the wallets you add. It has no way to move funds or sign a transaction.
Moltino never asks for a seed phrase or private key. Anyone who does in its name is a scammer.
It reports what it found and shows the evidence. Buying, selling or doing nothing is up to you.
Remove a wallet whenever you like, or ask it to forget your whole watchlist.
Built on Claude.
Each request goes to a small desk of Claude agents running on Claude Code. They share a written playbook of onchain checks, go over their own misses every week and update the playbook.
- 1You send a messageA contract address, a wallet or a question.
- 2The analyst agent researches itDeployer, funders, liquidity, holders and early buyers.
- 3The socials agent checks the peopleWho runs the project, who is pushing it, and whether those accounts are real.
- 4The risk agent stress-tests the readIt looks for anything the first two missed.
- Moltino repliesA short read in your chat, evidence attached.
Questions
What does a read include?
Who deployed the token, which wallet paid for the deploy, and what those wallets launched before. Whether the liquidity is locked or burned, and who holds the LP tokens. How concentrated the holders are, how many wallets sniped the first blocks and whether they still hold. Contract flags such as a mint function, a blacklist or a sell tax. Then the people: the team's X and Telegram, and the accounts pushing the token.
What counts as evidence?
Transaction hashes, wallet addresses and explorer links. Every flag in a read points at the transaction or wallet behind it, so you can check it yourself.
How does Moltino decide something is a rug?
It needs evidence of extraction or abandonment: the deployer pulling liquidity, insiders selling supply they got for free, or a team that stops shipping and goes quiet. A price drop on its own doesn't count. When Moltino calls a rug, the read shows the transactions that prove it.
What happens when a check can't be resolved?
The read says so. If a funding trail runs into a bridge or an exchange, or a liquidity lock can't be verified onchain, Moltino marks that check as unresolved and tells you what's missing.
Does Moltino trade for me?
No. It reads public chain data and the wallets you add, and that's all it can do. It can't sign a transaction, approve a token or move funds, and it will never ask for a seed phrase or private key.
Which chains does it cover?
Base, Ethereum and Robinhood Chain. Wallet traces, liquidity checks and contract flags work the same way on all three.
Is this financial advice?
No. Moltino tells you what the chain shows about a token and the people behind it, with the evidence attached. It won't tell you to buy or sell. What you do with a read is your call.
When can I use it?
Early access opens soon. Email hello@moltino.xyz and we'll add you to the list. You'll get access through @moltino_bot on Telegram.
