# Data

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Here you will find the explanation for all the data you see in each message:\
Let's take this example:<br>

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Let's go step by step:

## First Block

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* **Name** and token **symbol**.
* Copiable **contract address** for ease of use.
* **Market Cap** in USD.
* **Liquidity** amount if detected -— Dex of the biggest **liquidity pool**.
* Buy and Sell **taxes** amounts in % — **HoneyPot** status "Yes" or "No"
* **Clog Amount** in the token contract.
* If the token has no **owner** or the ownership was renounced
* **Age** since token detection from the backend.

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If  no data is not available at the moment, or there was an error getting it, the message will show "**NA**".
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## Second and Third blocks

<mark style="color:$success;">Here is where the magic happens!</mark>\
Each line represents a new fresh wallet that is buying the said token.\
There is plenty of data in one single line so let's go step by step!

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* **Dex or bot** used. Refer to [Dex Emojis](/home/tools/eth-suite/freshies/dex-emojis.md) for further explanation.\
  Clicking on it will get you to the wallet's Etherscan page.
* **Number of Transactions** for that wallet at the time of detection.\
  Clicking on it will get you to the transaction's Etherscan page.
* **Amount of ETH** detected for that swap.

<mark style="color:$primary;">The last part of the string is, in my opinion, the most useful!</mark>\
It lets you see at a glance where the first funds for that specifc wallet came from.\
We are using a big list of founder names, and it's being updated constantly also with the help of the community! If you want to add a founder to the database, please shoot a message in the main group.

* **Founder tag** if found, otherwise last letters of the founder wallet.\
  Clicking on it will get you to the founder's wallet Etherscan Page.
* **Time of founding** transaction. Meaning that before that time, the wallet was effectively inactive on the blockchain.

### Why is this string and the last part especially important?

<mark style="color:$danger;">It lets you check for wallet clusters and/or correlations very, very easily.</mark>\
If a series of wallets share the same founder, you directly know that they are correlated. \
**You can then check the Etherscan pages to see if they are constantly buying rugs or are profitable.**\
Or, if wallets have a different founder but they are buying with the a similar amount of eth, same dex and have the same transaction count, they are likely correlated as well!\
Or, again, different founders but close enough transaction count and wallet age, and maybe using the same dex.\
As you can see, it's really super easy to spot correlations between wallets (espacially compared to the old implementation!)\
In the Stats block, we are also calculating the amount of wallet that have the same Founder of Founder! Meaning that we are also searching and storing "2 layers" down.

The "All Freshies" section has data that refers to the time at detection. \
If a follow up message is sent for the same token, this section will contain the old values at the time of original detection. This is also to keep data consistant and lets you look back in time at the status of the token.\ <mark style="color:$info;">The wallets are organized from the oldest detection to the most recent, block based.</mark>\ <mark style="color:$info;">The wallets classified as "New" for a specific message will go in the "All" section when another message for the same token is sent.</mark>

## Stats Block

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This is where it gets interesting.\
This part is shared with the Dormants Tool and the ENS Buys Tool as well, so you can keep track of the token performance across tools.

* **Freshies:**
  * **AF** : All Freshies, the amount of freshies detected.
  * **SF** : Super Fresh, wallets that have less transactions that the default threshold.
  * **SSF** : Super Super Fresh, wallets that have less than 2 digit transaction count.
  * **PW** : Pure Wallets, wallets that are doing their first transaction ever.\
    More often than not, this number can tell you a lot about the token. \
    Wallets with 0 transactions are either the developer or insiders. The more there are , the more suspicious the token is (in general)
  * **Same**: statistics on wallets with common Founders, Founder of Founders, etc
    * **F** : wallets that share the same founder
    * **FF**: wallets that share the same founder of founder (layer 2)
    * **FC** : wallets that share the same founder but also the same number of txs.
    * **VC**: wallets that share the same amount of ETH spent for the tx and the same number of txs.
* **Ages**: \
  This is a best effort approach to detect closeness in age. \ <mark style="color:$danger;">The closer the number is to one, the more dispersed the wallets' ages are (and theoretically also safer)</mark>
  * **F**: Age algorithm for freshies
  * **D**: Age algorithm for dormants
  * **ENS**: Age algorithm for ENS buys
* **Clusters**:\
  Algorithm that tries to spot clusters based on various data from the blockchain and from each wallet.\ <mark style="color:$danger;">The number reports the amount of wallets that make a cluster. If the number is 5 for example, that means that 5 wallets are clustered together.</mark>\
  The F, D and ENS value represent each tool's data.
* **All**:\
  Data for the amount of wallets detected for each tool.\ <mark style="color:$primary;">**Each number or value is clickable and it will get you to the second to last message in the other topics, that being Dormants, ENS Buys or Freshies.**</mark>

## Buttons

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These are buttons for ease of use to inspect or buy/sell the token shown in the message.\
If you like the data you see, you can buy the token directly with one of the snipers in the first buttons' row:

* **BananaGun**
* **Maestro**
* **Maestro Pro**
* **Sigma**

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All of the hyperlinks to buy/sell the token contain a referral code to help the project. This does not change anything for you, the end user.
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Second row:

* **DexScreener**
* **DexTools**
* **DexView**
* **DexSpy**
* **Photon**


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