How it works

We read the chain. We ask nobody.

Teena does not read Twitter, does not read Telegram and does not ask the creator. Everything we tell you comes from the Solana chain or from the markets where that token trades. If we could not read something, we say so: a gap is never a pass.

The two ways to use Teena

Search · any Solana token

You paste a contract and we go to the chain right then. It does not matter where it was born or how old it is. It takes a few seconds because it is genuinely being read, not looked up in a stored list.

Radar · Pump.fun only

You ask nothing and we hand you the list of the ones that pass. There are only Pump.fun tokens because that is the only birth we watch live, and a list can only hold what you saw being born. Of the rest of Solana we do not know it exists until somebody pastes it into the search.

What we check

What the creator can do to you

Freeze authority. They can hold your balance still in your own wallet: you see it and you cannot sell it.
Mint authority. They can make new coins and your share is worth a fraction.
Transfer hook. Code that runs every time you move the token. It can stop you selling: the worst one there is.
Transfer fee. They take a cut every time you move it.
Non-transferable. It simply cannot be moved.
Permanent delegate. Someone can take your balance without asking.
Frozen by default. Accounts are born blocked and someone has to open them.

What the behaviour says

The name. Whether it copies the symbol of a known coin so you buy the wrong one.
The creator. How many coins we have seen them launch. Someone launching forty in a day is not building a community.
The distribution. How much the ten largest wallets hold. If they hold nearly everything, they set the price. We look at the twenty largest, not all of them.
Where the money came from. If those “different” wallets were paid by the same hand, they are not different buyers.

And two more layers, which do not change the verdict

Signs of life. A clean, stalled token is still no use to you.
Proof of Attention. Attention measured on the chain, not on social media. Bots talk for free; moving money leaves a trace.

What Teena does not do

It does not say whether you will make money. It says whether there is a trap.
“I found no traps” is not “buy”. It is exactly what it says: I did not find them today.
It does not trade and does not touch your wallet. There is nothing to connect.
It does not read intent. A creator with three hundred launches may be a bot factory or an app that creates tokens for its users. We state the fact and drop it from the list. Dropping something from a recommendation is not an accusation.