Step-by-step crypto and DeFi tutorials: how to trade on DEXs, read on-chain data, use DEXTools, spot scams, and manage risk. Practical guides for every level.
The DEXTools watchlist turns scattered research into one tracked list. Learn how starring pairs works, what belongs on the list, and how to build a routine around it.
The earliest wallets into a new pool are often insiders and snipers. Learn how to read a pair's first buyers on DEXTools using the transactions history and holders list, and what the pattern says about risk.
The DEXTools gainers and losers rankings sort tokens by price change alone. Learn why the top of the gainers list usually lies, what the losers list is good for, and how to use both as a research shortlist.
DEXTools Multichart puts several pair charts on one screen. Learn when watching multiple pairs at once beats a single chart, how to set it up, and how to compare them without being misled.
Pair age is the time since a token's pool was created, shown on every DEXTools pair page. Learn why young pools make every metric less reliable and how to use age as a fast risk filter.
The DEXT Score you see is a blend of four sub-scores. Learn what information, holders, pool and transactions each measure, and why one weak part drags the total.
DEXTools shows price change, volume and trades over 5m, 1h, 6h and 24h. Learn to read the four windows together and spot momentum building or fading before the chart does.
The number of buys and the dollar volume tell different stories. Learn to divide volume by count to find average trade size and spot whales, retail crowds and fake flow.
The pixelated ambush. Learn how cybercriminals leverage custom QR codes and mobile application deep links to bypass traditional browser protections and inject instant token drainers.
The illusion of logging out. Learn how WalletConnect session hijacking allows malicious platforms to maintain background connections and drain assets after you disconnect.
Trapped on Solana. Explore how token developers abuse native blockchain administrative authorities to freeze wallets, hijack metadata, and siphon millions of dollars from unsuspecting memecoin traders.
The democratization of cybercrime. Discover how Drainer-as-a-Service (DaaS) allows low-skill scammers to deploy sophisticated wallet-draining operations, siphoning hundreds of millions of dollars from the Web3 ecosystem.
