How to read Solana Alert Observatory
An alert is a timestamped observation. It is not a prediction, a recommendation, or proof that a token is safe.
Solana alert clustering
Treat Solana alert clustering as one evidence layer. Compare it with chain, full contract, timing, liquidity, holder distribution, source provenance, and visible provider flags.
rule-based risk flags
Treat rule-based risk flags as one evidence layer. Compare it with chain, full contract, timing, liquidity, holder distribution, source provenance, and visible provider flags.
source timing
Treat source timing as one evidence layer. Compare it with chain, full contract, timing, liquidity, holder distribution, source provenance, and visible provider flags.
Follow the contract, not the name
Token names and symbols are easy to copy. Confirm that the same full contract appears in the alert, GMGN chart destination, and bot destination.
Separate research from execution
Write the invalidation condition before opening an external destination. Re-check liquidity, tax, slippage, and visible warnings at the moment of action.