Monitor 360
Solana token monitor
Every number of a token on one page, and a Telegram alert when one of them moves.
Free plan: 1 token and 1 alert, no payment. How alerts work
On this page
What the monitor shows for any token
Paste the contract address of a Solana token and the monitor opens its 360 page: the market numbers, the holder picture, the risk score and the news in one place. The page is public and free for any token, with or without an account.
Market data is read live from Dexscreener and cached for 60 seconds. The rest comes from the latest snapshot of the token, with the change over 1 hour, 24 hours and 7 days next to each number.
- Price, with FDV and market cap
- Liquidity in the trading pools
- 24-hour trading volume
- Number of holders and their trend over the last 7 days
- Top 10 share: how much of the supply the 10 largest wallets hold
- Creator share: how much the wallet that launched the token still holds
- Liquidity locked or burned
- Whales: large buys and sells of the last 24 hours, and the net flow
- Nemira risk score from 0 (no warning signs) to 100 (maximum risk), with its past changes
- News from Google News, searched by ticker and name
Where the numbers come from
Price, liquidity and volume come from Dexscreener, with GeckoTerminal and the Jupiter price feed as fallbacks when a token has no price. Risk score, top 10, creator share and locked liquidity come from the data collection of the scanner. Holder counts come from Helius or GeckoTerminal.
The 360 page does not run a full scan. If someone scanned the token in the last 24 hours, you see that result; otherwise the page links to the scanner.
Run a full risk scan →See the holders in detail →Whale flow across Solana →
Alerts: which numbers, which thresholds
Follow a token and you can put alerts on it. Each alert is one rule: a metric, a direction, a threshold and a time window. When the rule is met, you get a message with the facts.
Metrics you can watch
Seven numbers can carry an alert. Four are measured as a percentage change, because their size varies a lot from token to token. Three are already shares or scores, so they are measured in points.
- Holders, in %
- Price, in %
- Liquidity, in %
- 24-hour volume, in %
- Top 10 share, in points
- Creator share, in points
- Nemira risk score, in points
Direction and time window
The direction is rises, falls or moves (either way). The window is the time span of the change: 1 hour, 4 hours, 24 hours or 7 days. Example: top 10 share rises by 10 points within 24 hours.
The monitor compares the current value with the most recent snapshot taken at least one window ago. If some rounds were skipped, the reference snapshot can be a little older, by up to a quarter of the window and at least one hour. For holders, two snapshots are compared only if the count comes from the same source, so a switch between an estimate and an exact count never fires a false alert.
How an alert reaches you
If your Telegram account is connected, the alert arrives in a private chat with the Nemira bot. It says which value moved, from what to what, within which window, and the threshold you chose. Every alert also appears in the latest alerts on your monitor page, with or without Telegram.
An alert fires at most once per window. A 24-hour alert that keeps being true does not send a new message every 15 minutes.
Free vs Plus
The free plan lets you follow one token with one alert. Monitor Plus raises the limits and the snapshot frequency for 30 days, paid in credits. A Pro account includes Plus at no extra cost.
- Following tokens and creating alerts needs a signed-in account.
- Buying Plus again while it is active adds 30 days after the current period.
| Free | Plus | |
|---|---|---|
| Tokens followed | 1 | 10 |
| Active alerts | 1 | 20 |
| Thresholds | 10, 25 or 50 | Any value from 0 to 1,000 |
| Window | 24 hours | 1, 4, 24 hours or 7 days |
| Snapshot | Every hour | Every 15 minutes |
| Price | Free | 900,000 ℕ for 30 days |
Paste a Solana token address and see every number on one page. The 360 page is free.
Open the monitorHow fresh is the data
The monitor is not real-time. It works with snapshots: a timer runs every 15 minutes and photographs the followed tokens that are due, every 15 minutes for tokens followed by a Plus user and every hour for the others. The longest an alert can lag behind the market is the snapshot interval of your plan.
Market numbers are the freshest part: on the 360 page they are at most a minute old.
Risk score, top 10 and creator: every 6 hours
The full data collection behind the risk score, top 10 share, creator share and locked liquidity runs at most every 6 hours per token. Between two collections, the snapshots repeat the last values. An alert on these metrics can therefore fire up to 6 hours after the change on chain.
Holders: exact only below 1,000 wallets
For tokens with fewer than 1,000 holders the count is exact. Above that, the count comes from GeckoTerminal, which updates about once a day, and the page marks it as an estimate. A holder alert on a large token reacts slowly.
News: little or none on memecoins
News is searched on Google News by ticker and name. Most memecoins get little or no press coverage, and a generic ticker can return headlines about something else with the same name.
Which alerts are worth setting
The most telling alerts watch the structure of a token, not only its price. Three examples, with what the data means; none of them tells you what to do.
Top 10 share rises by 10 points within 24 hours
The largest wallets are holding more of the supply than a day ago. It can mean a few wallets are accumulating, or that many small holders sold to them. Either way the supply is more concentrated, so a sell from those wallets would weigh more on the price.
Liquidity falls by 25% within 24 hours
A quarter of the money in the pools left in a day. It can come from a large sell, from providers leaving, or from the liquidity being pulled. With less liquidity the same trade moves the price more. The locked liquidity figure on the 360 page shows whether the remaining pool can still be withdrawn.
Creator share falls
The wallet that launched the token holds less than before. It sold, or moved tokens to other wallets. A drop proves nothing by itself, but the creator is the one wallet whose moves say the most about a young token.
Holder concentration in the glossary →How rug pulls work →How often to re-check a token →Market context: the mood index →
Monitor vs price alert apps vs block explorers
Each kind of tool answers a different question. Price alert apps are fast on price and cover many chains. Block explorers show every transaction but leave the reading to you. The monitor is slower than a price feed, but it watches holder structure and risk, not only price.
| Nemira monitor | Price alert apps | Block explorers | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chains | Solana only | Usually many | One per explorer |
| Price alerts | Yes, in % | Yes, usually near real-time | No |
| Holders, top 10, creator alerts | Yes | Rarely | No |
| Risk score | Yes, 0 to 100 | No | No |
| Speed | Snapshot every 15 or 60 minutes | Seconds to minutes | Live data, no alerts |
| Delivery | Telegram and site | Push, email, chat apps | None |
Frequently asked questions
Is the token monitor free?
Yes. The 360 page is free for any Solana token, without an account. With a free account you can follow one token and set one alert, with a threshold of 10, 25 or 50 and a 24-hour window, on an hourly snapshot. Monitor Plus costs 900,000 ℕ for 30 days and raises the limits to 10 tokens and 20 alerts. A Pro account includes Plus.
How do Telegram alerts work?
Connect your Telegram account on the Telegram page of the site. From then on, every alert that fires arrives in a private chat with the Nemira bot, in your language: the value, from what to what, the window and your threshold, with a link to the token page. Without Telegram connected, alerts only appear on your monitor page.
How real-time are the alerts?
They are not real-time. The monitor takes snapshots every 15 minutes on Plus and every hour on the free plan, so an alert can arrive up to one interval after the change. Risk score, top 10 and creator share are collected at most every 6 hours, and holder counts above 1,000 wallets update about once a day.
Which tokens can I monitor?
Any Solana token, by its contract address. Other chains are not supported. The 360 page works for every token with public market data. To keep within the limits of the free data sources, the monitor follows at most 200 distinct tokens across all users: when it is full, following a new token is refused until a place frees up.
What happens when Plus expires?
Nothing is deleted. Your oldest token and your oldest alert stay active within the free limits. The other tokens and alerts, and any alert that uses a Plus threshold or window, stay saved but paused. If you activate Plus again, or get a Pro account, they become active again with your settings intact.
Can I get price alerts too?
Yes. Price is one of the seven metrics, measured as a percentage change: for example, price falls by 25% within 4 hours. Keep in mind that the monitor checks on snapshots, every 15 or 60 minutes, so for fast price moves a dedicated price alert app reacts sooner. The monitor adds alerts on holders, top 10, creator and risk.
Does an alert tell me to buy or sell?
No. An alert reports facts: which number changed, by how much, in which window, against the threshold you set. It contains no recommendation and is not financial advice. A number crossing a threshold describes what happened on chain; what it means for you, and what you do with it, is your own decision.
Paste a Solana token address and see every number on one page. The 360 page is free.
Open the monitorAutomated on-chain analysis, not financial advice. A low score does not make a token safe: always do your own research.