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WickDeck Scan
Learn how WickDeck Scan separates protocol constraints from onchain market behavior, combines transparent inputs, and avoids treating signals as guarantees.
WickDeck Intel surfaces onchain signals and relationships. It does not determine whether an asset is safe or suitable to trade.
What is it?
WickDeck Scan is the Intel overview for a market. It splits what the contracts allow from what participants are doing, then shows a composite Market Integrity number.
Why does it exist?
A single score that mixed immutable rules with live behavior made the protocol look like a safety rating. Scan keeps those layers separate.
How does it work?
- PROTOCOL — What cannot change. Fixed supply, no extra mint, no blacklist, no creator fee changes, no sell pause, no LP withdrawal, Fair Start state, creator bond. Token-side burn, tax, or reward rows appear when the market uses those templates.
- MARKET BEHAVIOR — What is happening now. Creator sold, bundled supply, top holders, funding clusters, early buyer concentration, suspicious wallet links.
- MARKET INTEGRITY — A composite view of observable protocol and onchain market signals. Not a prediction or guarantee.
Signals are analytical indicators, not guarantees.
What can go wrong?
WickDeck Intel surfaces onchain signals and relationships. It does not determine whether an asset is safe or suitable to trade.
Scan does not rate whether a token is safe to buy. Behavior rows can be incomplete, delayed, or evaded. Protocol rows do not describe the people trading the token.
What should traders understand?
Read the two panels first. Use the number last. Open the Intel desk for the underlying modules before you size a trade.