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# Quickstart

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Rug Watchdog is a comprehensive on-chain analysis tool designed to enhance your trading and research decisions by providing a wide array of commands. Accessible on both Telegram and Discord, it can be integrated into your private groups for seamless use.

## Key features of Rug Watchdog include:

* **Top Holders Analysis**: Identify the largest holders of a particular token.
* **Twitter Reuse Detection**: Check for reused Twitter profiles to assess credibility.
* **Fresh Contract Alerts**: Receive notifications about newly deployed contracts.
* **Funding Source Tracking**: Trace the origins of funds for specific wallets.
* **Early Profile Wallets Identification**: Discover wallets that engaged with projects at early stages.
* **Common Top Traders Analysis**: Find traders who are top holders across multiple projects.
* **DEX Transaction Checks**: Analyze decentralized exchange transactions for specific tokens.
* **Wallet Analyzer**: Gain insights into wallet activities and holdings.
* **Bundle Check (BETA)**: Assess bundled transactions for potential risks.
* **Holder Scan**: Examine the distribution of token holders.
* **Graduated Statistics**: Access detailed statistical analyses of on-chain data.

For detailed guidance on using these commands, refer to the official documentation. If you have any questions, you can contact us on X: @Rug\_Watchdogs


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