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101C / SECTION 10 OF 10

Review the whole token

What do the demand and supply checks tell you together?

See beyond your own position

Use the records built through this course to write a conclusion you can check again later. Include why people might buy, who can sell or change the rules, current trading conditions, and unanswered questions.

Your demand thesis is the reason you expect buyers to arrive and keep buying. Supply hygiene is the set of checks on ownership, permissions, available tokens, and liquidity control. Keep separate statuses so an attractive story does not hide an unresolved control or inventory problem.

A practical review card

AreaRecord thisQuestion for the next decision
Identity and issuanceChain, full contract, launch mode, supplyAm I researching the correct asset?
InventoryPrimary wallet, linked group, cost, supply total usedHow much is held together?
AvailabilityAvailable units and next unlockWhat could be sold now and later?
PowersAuthorities, extensions, administratorsWhat can still change?
Market accessPool, position control, route quotesWhat sale sizes can current depth support?
EarningsFees, sales, treasury, spending evidenceHow does the creator get paid?
Demand thesisCatalyst, other buyers, competitorsWhat would keep buying going?
UnknownsMissing histories, uncertain links, stale dataWhich unanswered questions block my conclusion?

How to investigate it — a short workflow

  1. Confirm identity, launch mode, supply, and current controls.
  2. Update confirmed group balances and list uncertain wallets separately.
  3. Check claimable units, next unlock, pool rights, ordinary sales, and current quotes.
  4. Compare creator actions and earnings with other observed buying and primary sources.
  5. Write separate demand and supply statuses, remaining unknowns, and a dated reassessment condition. Position size and loss planning belong in 303A.

Practical case — illustrative

Our final SAMPLE review is taken before the Day 2 unlock. It uses the records from Sections 1–9.

ItemCurrent recordInterpretation
Supply150m total; 30m pool; 20m locked; 100m available holder unitsName the supply total used
Creator group8m available after 5m sold and 1m bought8% of available holder supply; example 3% screen fails
Next unlock4m at 09:00 UTC on Day 2With no other changes: 12m group / 104m available = about 11.5%
AuthoritiesMint and freeze revoked in this exampleThose paths disabled; inventory remains available
LiquidityMain position locked 30 days; secondary pool differsCheck each route; large quote had 18% impact
Earnings$200 received; $100 waiting under the illustrative ruleRecord separately from sale proceeds
DemandGroup-heavy early buying; other buying weakenedContinuing demand unresolved
UnknownsFull cost history and private promotion paymentsLeave these questions open

A useful conclusion

“The creator group holds 8% of the available holder units, above my example 3% limit. Another 4m unlocks tomorrow. Mint and freeze permissions are revoked, but large sales have poor quotes and other buying has weakened. I need fresh balances, unlock transactions, and evidence that other buyers are returning before reassessing.”

The worksheet below lets you save the same records for a token you are investigating. Add source links and timestamps. Use “unknown” where records are missing. The worked example can be loaded separately without replacing your saved notes.

Keep this record

Save your completed review, sources, and next check time. Recheck after the specified change rather than relying on an old scanner summary.

Your token review worksheet

Add your notes, source links, and timestamps. Save keeps them in this browser on this device. Notes are not sent to Meme Fast. Download a copy if you want to keep it elsewhere.

Download a blank worksheet

Chain, full token address, launch mode, and UTC check time.

Owner, units, confirmed links, suspected links, supply total used, and transaction sources.

Total units, pool reserves, locked units, available holder units, and sources.

Mint, freeze, fee, transfer, and upgrade controls; controller/status and sources.

Contract, beneficiary, claimable units, next amount/date/timezone, and change rights.

Pair, pool, liquidity controller, lock coverage/expiry, quote size, proceeds, impact, and time.

Fee rule/source, recipient, earned-but-waiting and received amounts, claims, sales, and spending evidence.

Equal windows, pool coverage, group/other buying, primary sources, and competitors.

Opening holdings + purchases + outside inflows - sales - outside outflows = closing holdings. Internal transfers cancel.

Dated delivery, promotion, disclosure, spending, buyer activity, and source links.

Contracts, team-link confidence, promises, delivery, sales, and outcomes.

Missing history, uncertain links, unknown controllers, stale data, and needed evidence.

Separate demand and supply statuses, your screening limit, and what to check next with date/time.

Notes have not been saved yet.

Check your understanding — answered

Clean map and exciting story: enough? Complete the authority, unlock, liquidity, earnings, and buyer checks too.

Technical checks pass: will price rise? Investigate demand separately; these checks cannot predict it.

Missing history: how should I conclude? State the gap and the evidence needed to resolve it.

SAMPLE is made up for this course. Date each finding. For a real token, use current transaction records and platform rules. Inspect shows sampled trades; use external records to check ownership and permissions.