Same story. Many coins. One top coin.

Paste a coin, a $ticker, an X post or a story. VampCheck finds every coin launched on it, checks who really trades each one, and names the top coin. Everything else on the story is a vamp.

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Same name, same story. Only one has the real traders.

Story match

Name and ticker, the source post, the launch time. Coins launched before the story count for half.

Fees paid

Real traders pay priority fees. Volume bots pay only the base fee, so their volume can't carry a coin.

Real traders

Different wallets in the last 100 trades, one-wallet dominance, holder spread.

Market

Liquidity, volume and market cap. A cap with no liquidity behind it counts as zero.

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One story. One top coin. The rest are vamps.

Every viral moment gets a dozen coins within minutes. VampCheck finds all of them, checks who is actually trading each one, and names the top coin: the one that fits the story best and has a real market behind it. Every other coin on the story is a vamp. A vamp can still pump harder for a while, but now you know which is which.

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From one tag to one verdict

Usually 20 to 50 seconds

Paste or tag

A contract address, a $ticker, a story ("moo deng"), an X post or a news link. On X: reply to any post with @vampcheckbot, or paste a CA after the tag.

Find every coin

Searches DexScreener and Pump.fun for every Solana coin with the same name, ticker or story words, including same-ticker copies and coins still on the bonding curve.

Check each one

Liquidity, 24h volume, market cap, holder spread, mint and freeze authority, and a sample of the latest ~100 transactions: who traded, and what they paid in fees.

Score

Story match plus real market, then the bot checks: fees paid, recycled wallets, dead coins, fake market caps, coins launched before the story.

Verdict

TOP COIN, VAMP, TOO CLOSE TO CALL or NO TOP COIN YET, with a score out of 100 and one sentence saying why. Every number links back to its source.

Does the coin fit the story?

Story match, half of the score

A coin only counts for a story if it is clearly about it. Each signal below is scored from 0 to 100% and weighted:

Name and ticker match: the coin's name or ticker matches the story, letter for letter or close to it. Works in every script (日本語, 한국어, кириллица).
Real community: has an image, social links, real trading (at least $5K volume or 200 trades), holders not concentrated (top 10 at most 60%) and a market cap of at least $20K.
Name found in the source: when you give an X post or article, the coin's name words appear in what was actually said.
Launched for this story: launched after the story appeared. Launch age itself earns nothing. Being first is not the same as being real.
Links the source: the coin's own links point to the original post or site.
Story words in the coin's text: name and description share the story's key words.

Story match weights

Name and ticker35%

Real community20%

Name in source15%

Launched for story10%

Links the source10%

Story words10%

Missing data is left out and its weight shared by the rest. Unknown is never counted as good.

Real traders pay real fees

Fees paid, the bot detector

People trading through Axiom, Photon, GMGN or a wallet pay priority fees and tips on every trade. Volume bots pay only the base network fee (0.000005 SOL), no matter how much they move. So VampCheck looks at the latest ~100 transactions of every coin and compares fees paid with SOL traded.

Fees under 0.001% of the SOL traded: volume bot. Score ×0.35.
Fees under 0.005%: mostly bot volume. Score ×0.7.
Real leaders usually pay 0.01% to 1%+.
If a few wallets (10 or fewer of 100) send every trade at the base fee, that's a bot too, even when SOL volume can't be measured.
This check runs on every coin that reaches the top 3, even the busiest ones. A coin can't win without passing it.

Calibrated on 236 real coins. From a real check: one coin moved 269 SOL in under a minute and paid 0.0006 SOL in fees in total. It dropped from #1 to #24.

Last 100 transactions

Real traders31 SOL traded, 0.134 SOL fees0.43%

Volume bot269 SOL traded, 0.0006 SOL fees0.0002%

How many different wallets?

Real traders

In the same 100-transaction sample, VampCheck counts how many different wallets traded and how much the busiest one did.

Under 15 wallets per 100 trades: recycled or bundled volume.
One wallet sending over half of the trades: dominant wallet.
Top 10 holders owning most of the supply (curve and pool accounts excluded): concentration.
One holder above 15%: whale.
Mint or freeze authority still on: supply can grow, or wallets can be frozen.

Who sent the last 100 trades

78 walletsorganic

4 walletsrecycled

Is there a market behind it?

Real market, the other half of the score

The other half of the score is the market, but only the part that can't be faked cheaply:

Organic activity 30%: wallet variety and fees from the sample above.
Liquidity 20%, 24h volume 15%, holder spread 15%, 24h trades 10%, market cap 10%.
Fake market caps are ignored: a $48B cap with $6 of trading counts as zero.
Dead coins (under $1K traded in 24h) are scored ×0.3.
Coins launched before the story are older namesakes, not a reaction to it: ×0.5.

Launch window

story

old
×0.5

$B wasn't first. It's the top coin because it fits the story best and has the real traders.

Putting it together

Story match50%+ Real market50%× Fees check×1, ×0.7 or ×0.35× Dead or before story×0.6, ×0.5= 0/100

The top coin needs a clear lead. If the best two are less than 4 points apart, it's TOO CLOSE TO CALL. If the best one is under 35%, there is NO TOP COIN YET.

What the answer means

TOP COIN60–99

The one coin that fits the story best with a real market. Its score is how strong that claim is.

VAMP1–59

Same story, weaker claim. Scored against the top coin, with the reasons: less trading, worse match, bot volume, copied image.

TOO CLOSE TO CALL2 coins

The best two are neck and neck. Both are named, and either could take the lead.

NO TOP COIN YETunder 35%

Coins exist, but none has a real community and real trading yet.

Just tag @vampcheckbot

On X

Reply to any post about a coin or a story with @vampcheckbot, or @vampcheckbot lmk.
Paste a CA, a pump.fun link or a DexScreener link after the tag to check that exact coin. You'll get TOP COIN or VAMP for it.
The reply usually comes within a minute, with a link to the full report.
It answers only people who typed the tag themselves, and only once per post. Thread replies that X tags automatically are ignored.

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TOP COIN (78/100): $Susy: Best name match for the story, 53 different wallets in the last 100 trades; 24 vamps behind it.

TOP COIN78/100

Read it as evidence, not a promise

What it can't see

A sample, not all-time. Fees and wallets come from the latest ~100 transactions of each coin, so they show what's happening right now.

The coin, not the team. It checks the story and the market. It doesn't know who's behind a coin, and real coins can still rug.

New coins move fast. A coin launched minutes ago is still forming. The same check an hour later can give a different answer.

Not financial advice. A vamp can outrun the top coin for a while. Use the verdict as one input and DYOR.

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Same story. Many coins. One top coin.

Story match

Fees paid

Real traders

Market

Recent checks

Checking

The verdict

Every coin on the story

The original story

Who launched when

Buys and sells, 24h

Story map

Fee split

What we don't know

Every source, timestamped

One story. One top coin. The rest are vamps.

From one tag to one verdict

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Score

Verdict

Does the coin fit the story?

Real traders pay real fees

How many different wallets?

Is there a market behind it?

Putting it together

What the answer means

Just tag @vampcheckbot

Read it as evidence, not a promise

Same story. Many coins. One top coin.

Story match

Fees paid

Real traders

Market

Recent checks

Checking

The verdict

Every coin on the story

The original story

Who launched when

Buys and sells, 24h

Story map

Fee split

What we don't know

Share the verdict

Every source, timestamped

One story. One top coin. The rest are vamps.

From one tag to one verdict

Paste or tag

Find every coin

Check each one

Score

Verdict

Does the coin fit the story?

Real traders pay real fees

How many different wallets?

Is there a market behind it?

Putting it together

What the answer means

Just tag @vampcheckbot

Read it as evidence, not a promise