How to read Haris Pre-Rug Radar signals

Open the radar and read the time on every card

Go to the Pre-Rug Radar at /radar. Automatic refresh runs about every five minutes, with visit-triggered updates sharing the same global budget, and three rotating tokens in each batch. Read the UTC timestamp on every card. Missing data can mean the refresh is pending or over budget; it is not an all-clear.

Understand what each signal actually records

Cards can flag shallow or thin liquidity, a liquidity drop, a concentration spike, a large token outflow, an LP withdrawal, or sales linked to confirmed funding edges when that evidence exists. Open the token page, the signed evidence receipt, and Token Check to inspect the underlying observation. A signal describes a change in a partial sample, not a forecast.

Verify evidence, then use the other tools

When a signed receipt is present, the signature proves origin and integrity of that snapshot, not that the interpretation is complete. Follow up with Token Check at /tools?tab=check&mint=, Who rugged it? at /tools?tab=rugged&mint=, and Wallet Family Tree at /tools?tab=family. Funding links and large sales are not proof of a common owner or of fraud.

Limits you should keep in view

The radar is not a complete market monitor and is not real-time. Coverage is bounded, some fields can be stale or unavailable, and linkage is not guilt. Do not treat a quiet board, or a card without a signal, as a safety score. Educational content, not financial advice. All times UTC.

Frequently asked questions

Does a radar signal mean the token will rug?

No. Signals describe observed changes in a partial sample. They do not forecast a rug or assign blame.

Is the radar a complete, live monitor of every token?

No. It refreshes a rotating set of tokens under a shared budget. Always check the timestamp on each card.