PALS is your on-chain research and intelligence hub inside Telegram.
It brings together new-token discovery, project research, contract checks, holder analysis, meme attention tracking and public trader-wallet alerts across Solana, Base, Robinhood, BNB and Ethereum.
The aim is simple: help you understand what you are looking at before committing your money.
PALS now uses four clearer, more evidence-focused grades.
The new system is stricter about what earns a high score. A polished website, impressive promises or popular ticker cannot substitute for meaningful evidence.
Here is what each grade actually tells you:
1. Safety & Liquidity
This examines the token’s contract risks and the market supporting it: sellability, taxes, administrative controls, pool behaviour and available liquidity.
It also considers holder concentration. A token might have an apparently straightforward contract but still be vulnerable if a small number of wallets control a large share of its supply.
Liquidity matters because a large market cap does not necessarily mean holders can exit without heavily moving the price. This grade helps distinguish the headline numbers from the underlying market strength.
2. Team & X Support
This examines who appears to be building the project, whether their involvement is attributable, and whether the website, official accounts and token identity line up.
PALS looks for meaningful builder evidence and recent external X mentions tied to the exact contract address, helping avoid confusion between unrelated tokens sharing a ticker.
A large account mentioning a token is context, not proof of legitimacy. Likewise, a name on a website or a linked repository does not automatically establish a verified team or successful delivery history.
3. Project & Token Utility
This asks two separate questions: does the project make sense, and does its token have a clearly explained purpose?
PALS examines the problem being addressed, the proposed mechanism, the documentation and the token’s specific role. Payment, access, staking or governance claims need an explanation of how they actually connect to the product.
Generic “AI-powered ecosystem” language earns little without substance. Planned utility is distinguished from currently evidenced utility, and documented mechanisms are not mistaken for proven adoption.
4. Product Quality
This focuses on what has actually been built.
PALS examines product workflows, technical architecture, documentation depth, accessible applications and attributable development evidence. It distinguishes a landing page, waitlist, demo and documented product from evidence of an operating service.
A website loading successfully does not prove the product works. GitHub stars do not prove code quality. Strong documentation can earn credit, but it cannot turn an unverified product into a verified one.
Low-effort websites, vague documentation and unsupported “live product” claims face stricter scoring limits.
Holder Inspection & Bubblemaps
Where reliable numerical map data is available, reports now examine:
Largest linked cluster: the supply held by the biggest connected wallet group.
Top three linked clusters combined: concentration across the three largest connected groups.
Top 10 wallets: how much supply is concentrated among the largest holders.
Largest individual wallet: the potential influence of one holder.
Concentration now carries stronger penalties within Safety & Liquidity. Known pools and service wallets are excluded where reliably identified.
Connected wallets are a warning signal, not proof of common ownership or fraud. Missing data is shown as unavailable, not presented as a clean result.
Understanding the Average Grade
Each category is scored out of 100, and the Average Grade is their equal average. New public research requires an average of at least 30, alongside separate safety checks.
Always read the individual grades. Strong documentation cannot cancel out an unsafe contract, and a high average is not a price prediction.
More Than Grading
PALS also provides new-launch research, a subscriber Mini App with report browsing and updated market data, meme narrative alerts, qualifying first-entry alerts from tracked public FOMO trader wallets, and performance tracking of previous calls.
Pro members can request their own token research, with four fresh private grades per day, and browse the shared Grade Library.
How to Join
Open
t.me/palsai_bot, press Start, choose your pass and follow the subscription steps.
Basic Pass: $19.90 / 1 month · $51.90 / 3 months · $91.90 / 6 months
Private research channel and community access, new-launch reports and subscriber Mini App access.
Pro Pass: $34.90 / 1 month · $94.90 / 3 months · $179.90 / 6 months
Everything in Basic, plus private token grading and the shared Grade Library.
Prices are in USD; the bot provides your payment quote in ETH on Base.
One hub. Clearer research. Stricter evidence standards.
Research tools, not guarantees or financial advice.