Knowledge Base
Frequently Asked Questions
Understand SOL Sentinel's methodology, evidence classifications, scoring models, and analytical boundaries.
SOL Sentinel is a private quantitative research and intelligence platform for the Solana blockchain. It monitors decentralized exchange (DEX) liquidity pools across Raydium, Orca, and Meteora to discover newly listed token pairs, records market telemetry (price, liquidity, volume, transaction velocity), evaluates heuristic risk flags, and analyzes observed wallet trading behaviors. The platform compiles these observations into evidence-based research dossiers and exportable reports.
Candidate scores (0–100) are purely algorithmic heuristics designed to rank tokens by observable market characteristics: pool liquidity depth, 24-hour volume consistency, transaction velocity, and metadata quality. A higher score means the candidate meets more of the baseline heuristic criteria; it does not mean the token is legitimate, endorsed, or guaranteed to appreciate in value. Always inspect the component sub-scores and active risk flags.
No. Absolutely not. Research scores and risk indicators are descriptive heuristics, not predictive trading algorithms or financial advice. Market conditions on Solana are highly volatile and can change within seconds of observation. SOL Sentinel does not make performance forecasts, and the platform carries no guarantee of trading profitability or capital preservation.
Have more questions about the platform?
Consult the platform architecture documentation or get in touch with the research administration team.