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$requests
6ceuPf…M1pump· Solana
ngl, not gonna lie
This coin borrows the name of a real Python library, but nothing shows the library's team is behind it.
The coin's website is just the GitHub page for psf/requests, a real and popular Python library. That page says nothing about the coin, and no on-chain product or project wallet is named. The launch was bundled: 22 wallets bought 41% in the first block and sold it all, and the dev sent tokens to a wallet that sold them.
Checked 2 h ago
Red flags3
Website is an unrelated GitHub repo
The listed site is the psf/requests GitHub page. It has no token, contract address or chart, so nothing ties the coin to the library or its maintainers.
screenshotpagepageLaunch-block bundle took 41% and sold
22 wallets bought 41% of supply in the launch block and have sold all of it. This points to a coordinated early exit.
launchAjnw…nSTk8RzY…VNcnXxXX…D711Dev passed tokens to a wallet that sold
The dev sent 2.2% of supply to a wallet that then sold it. This keeps the sale out of the dev's own history. The dev now holds 0%.
devtransferreceived
Watch out4
No on-chain product or project wallet
The site, description and X bio name no Solana program or wallet. There is nothing on-chain to check beyond the token itself.
pageLinked GitHub pages are missing
Several GitHub links tied to the page return 404: the mcp and why-github profiles and the security/advanced-security repo. They look like generic GitHub navigation links, not project pages.
pagepagepageThe real library is not the coin's product
The repo is real, with 6,495 commits, 795 contributors and 54.5k stars. That only shows the library exists, not that it has anything to do with this token.
psf/requestsSmall X community, many accounts posting the CA
The X community has 199 members. 15 accounts post the contract address, and 12 of them have 1K+ followers. This is promotion, not proof of a product.
page@_ivyfbaby@ClenieTheGenie@denisemaher
Ask the agent
Anything about $requests. ngl answers from this check, or goes back to the site and tries what you ask.
Hands-on tests
BrokenFinding a coin / token on the page
Site is a GitHub repo page, not NGL's product
- What it did:
- Searched the page HTML for the coin name and ticker 'requests' with the $requests contract address 6ceuPfcE67PLs3Z6CbJpFpqNyAevVocP2zsDkbM1pump, repeatedly.
- What the site showed:
- No element containing 'coin' was found; the page is the GitHub repository psf/requests (a Python HTTP library), with no token, contract address or chart for $requests.
