TTF Bot: check a token before buying

A new token tripled overnight and every chat is yelling "buy". Before you press that button, check that you can actually sell what you bought. TTF Bot (Track The Funds) was built for exactly that check 🔍

It is a security and analysis scanner for tokens in Telegram. The description promises charts, holders, alerts, and support for more than 15 chains. Below, what it shows and what it cannot do.

What a token report shows

You send the bot a token's contract address and get a summary. It works in direct messages, groups, and channels.

• Honeypot check. A trap where a token can be bought but not sold.
• Buy and sell taxes. Part of every trade may go to the creators.
• Liquidity and market cap. How much money backs the token and how easy it is to trade.
• Minting ability. If the creator can print more coins, the price is at risk.
• Top holders. If a few wallets hold almost everything, they can crash the price.

Alerts: watching without a screen

The bot can message you about events around a token: price moves, liquidity added or removed, large transfers, and contract changes.

Liquidity removal is the main red flag: that is how a "rug pull" happens. An early signal gives you a chance to leave before the drop, though it guarantees nothing.

The command list

• /trending. Tokens people are talking about now.
• /votes. A leaderboard based on user votes.
• /help. A pointer to the features.
• /advertise. Placing an ad in the bot.

The trending list shows popularity, not quality. The loudest token is often the riskiest.

Reading the result without illusions

1. Copy the contract address from the project's official source, not from a chat.
2. Send the address to the bot and wait for the report.
3. Look at the taxes: high percentages are a reason to walk away.
4. Study holders and liquidity: the less money and the more concentrated the ownership, the riskier it is.
5. Combine the result with your own look at the project, its team, and history.

What a scanner cannot do

The bot checks on-chain data and points out risks. It does not predict price and does not know the team's intentions.

• It can miss a threat. Scammers invent new schemes faster than checks are updated.
• A clean report is not safety. It only means known warning signs are absent.
• The market stays risky. Meme coins can lose all their value.

Habits that save money

A scanner works best with discipline. Decide in advance how much you can lose on one trade and stay within it, even when a token "flies".

Check the contract address twice: scammers issue copies with almost the same name. Ignore private messages that invite you to "invest together".

Who will use it

People who trade new tokens and want at least a minimal check before buying. For newcomers it teaches how to look at data instead of at shouting in chats 🙂

Put in only what you can afford to lose. And remember: no bot replaces caution.