SONAR — Risk Scanner for Fomo

Read-only token risk overlay for Fomo Web. Reads the token address, nothing else.

SONAR adds a risk panel to token pages on Fomo Web. It answers the question you actually have before you buy: who got in first, who is still holding, and can anyone change the rules after you do. What it shows • Dev wallet — what the creator holds now, and how much of its initial allocation it has already sold. • Bundlers — wallets that bought in the same block or slot as the launch. That is machine timing, not people reacting. Reported as both what they took and what they still hold, because a bundler that already dumped is evidence of a bundled launch, not of a clean one. • Funding clusters — when one address paid for a dozen wallets that all bought at the same instant. • Snipers — buyers inside the first seconds. • Holder concentration — the top ten real wallets, with liquidity pools, burn addresses and program accounts excluded, because counting a pool as a holder makes every healthy token look rugged. • Fresh wallets — holders created hours ago or with almost no history. • Token controls — whether anyone can still mint new supply, freeze your balance, take tokens out of any wallet, or change the transfer tax. What it will not do It is read-only, and deliberately narrow. It never touches your wallet, never reads your session, never clicks anything on the page, and never sees any site but Fomo. The only permission it asks for is storage, used to remember where you dragged the panel. When it cannot measure something, it says so rather than showing a reassuring zero — a token whose launch is unreadable is reported as unknown, not as safe. The source is public. The permission list is three lines, and you can read it. It works on every chain Fomo Web supports.