Crypto Markets Writer
Tony Rabbit is a crypto markets writer at DEXTools News covering decentralized finance, on-chain trends, and trading narratives. He turns DEXTools live on-chain data into clear, actionable explanations for everyday readers, with a focus on new token launches, memecoins, liquidity, token safety, and how DEX market structure actually behaves. His reporting leans on primary sources and verifiable on-chain evidence over hype.
1469 articles published
Is it safe to share your wallet address? In almost every normal case, yes. Your public address is designed to be shared so people can pay you, and nobody can move your funds without your private keys. The real concerns are privacy and a few low-effort scams, not theft. Here is exactly what others can and cannot do.
The buy sell ratio crypto traders watch is a live count of buys versus sells over a time window. Learn what it really signals, the wash-trading traps, and how to read it on the DEXTools trade panel.
LP burn vs LP lock are the two legit ways a team can secure liquidity, but they protect you very differently. Here is how each works, how it shows up in scanners, where each one fails, and which to trust before you buy.
A practical head-to-head on DEXScreener vs GeckoTerminal: pair-discovery speed, chart depth, chain coverage, data sources, and where a safety layer fills the gaps neither covers natively.
A practical RugCheck vs Token Sniffer comparison: chain focus, what each scanner actually checks, score reliability, and a layered cross-check workflow before you buy.
A practical defense guide to MEV protection against sandwich attacks: tighten slippage correctly, route through a private RPC, split large orders, and confirm whether you were sandwiched.
A shitcoin is a token with little or no utility, often a copy-paste clone. Learn the on-chain signals that separate a tradeable degen play from worthless paper.
Crypto lender Ledn has added support for Tether Gold (XAUT), and gold-backed loans against the tokenized gold are planned for later in 2026. Here is what is live now, what is not yet, and how tokenized gold works as on-chain collateral.
A wave of $ANSEM memecoins pumped on Solana using the name of influencer Ansem, who publicly disavowed them and launched none. Here is what the on-chain data shows, why the viral pump numbers do not hold up, and how to tell an impersonation coin from a real one.
A live index of bot and sniper activity on brand-new pump.fun tokens. It measures what share of fresh launches get an automated launch burst of 20 or more trades within their first minutes, how it is measured, and how to protect yourself.
On-chain trackers reported that an Ethereum wallet dormant for eight months reopened with a 20x leveraged ETH short worth about $19.7 million in notional exposure on Hyperliquid. Here is what the on-chain data actually shows, what it does not, and how to track whale wallets yourself.
A fake airdrop claim site scam uses an unsolicited token in your wallet as bait to lure you to a malicious page that asks you to sign a draining approval. Here is the exact kill chain, what the signature really does, and how to verify before you ever connect.
