Soheil Guard checks a token once, when you buy it. Token watch keeps checking it: every day for free, every hour at Voyager. When something gets worse, a new owner power, a tax that appeared, a honeypot sign, or the liquidity behind it drains, you hear it with a Sell button ready.
Set it up
- Open Bots → Token watch and sign in with your wallet.
- Pick the token and its network (search by name, or paste its address). From a Check page, the Watch button fills it in for you.
- Press Turn on. Up to 10 tokens (30 at Voyager); ✕ stops one.
What happens
- Each check runs the full Soheil Guard report: contract powers, taxes and transfer fees, a sell test with $100, holders, age and liquidity.
- Two things are told: a finding that is new or worse than at the last check, and liquidity leaving, measured as what selling $100 loses rising by 10 points (1% to 11%, say).
- Each message has the full report and a one-tap sell on Soheil. Messages show under My bots and in Telegram, by email or as browser notifications if you chose.
Good to know
- It tells you about changes, not every finding: a token that was already risky when you added it is told only when it gets worse.
- Soheil Guard checks on EVM networks, Solana, Sui, TON and Tron; what each network allows to check differs, and the report says what was not checked.
- Watching does not stop a rug: a liquidity pull can finish between two checks. Treat the alert as a strong signal, not a guarantee.
Do it
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Information, not financial advice. Soheil.fi is non-custodial; every transaction is signed in your own wallet.