Operator threat intelligence for
Solana.
Solo-built. Free. Open-core. Live mainnet since April 2026 — tracking the wallets behind serial rug deployments before they catch the next buyer.
All numbers live. Click any stat to verify against the public API.
Why SolSentry exists
A single operator can rug, rename, and redeploy across many wallets and tokens. Retail traders see unrelated tokens; existing tools score each one in isolation — by the time they flag a pattern, the operator has already rotated to a fresh wallet.
The unit of analysis is wrong. The token is disposable. The operator is the persistent identity. SolSentry is the operator graph that didn’t exist — a cross-token, cross-wallet database of who deploys what on Solana, computed live from the chain, free for retail.
Started January 2025. First mainnet write April 8, 2026. A tracked operator wallet (4kxscute…) remains a live sample for public verification.
What makes it different
How the brain works
Three-stage progressive scan (account info → DAS metadata + holder concentration → bot-cluster forensics + Token-2022 extension scoring) drives a multi-signal resolver with parallel resolution windows.
An autonomous brain layer — investigator, retract_engine, anomaly_seeker, plus stablecoin-flow and CEX-deposit tracers — runs investigation pipelines at roughly zero LLM tokens per call, replacing manual analysis.
A self-tuning MetaLearning system snapshots scanner DNA at every prediction, waits for outcome, and feeds accuracy back via auto_adjust() every 20 ticks. The system tunes itself.
The honest numbers
Aggregate metrics on this page refresh from api.solsentry.app/v1/stats every 60 seconds.
- Aggregate accuracy 79.3% across 220,216 predictions
Trust & transparency
Team
Crash Diniz — founder, sole developer. Self-taught since the early 2000s: Slackware, Unix, Oracle networking. No university, no bootcamp. Started learning Python in January 2025. Currently: 220,216+ mainnet predictions, full async architecture, and live precision metrics from the public API — solo, in Brazil.
Sena — the AI persona. Surfaces operator threat context in human language, in PT-BR or EN. Powered by Anthropic. Tone: senior security analyst, evidence-first, no sensationalism.
Acknowledgments: Mert Mumtaz (Helius CEO) for the open-source Haradrim patterns we credit in our graph viz. Pedro Marafiotti (Superteam BR · The Garage). Every contributor to the public MCP + docs repos.