Griffy Documentation

Welcome to the Griffy documentation. This guide will help you install, configure, and use Griffy to analyze Solana tokens and identify investment risks.

Note: Griffy is currently in private alpha. Join our waitlist for early access.

What is Griffy?

Griffy is a browser extension that provides real-time analysis of Solana tokens. It evaluates multiple risk factors and displays visual indicators directly in your trading terminal.

Key Features

Real-time token risk assessment
Color-coded risk indicators
Liquidity and contract analysis
Seamless integration with popular terminals
Wash trading detection
Holder distribution insights

Quick Start Guide

Get up and running with Griffy in just a few minutes:

Install the Extension

Add Griffy to your browser from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons.

Login via access key

Enter your access key to enable token analysis functionality.

Visit a Trading Terminal

Navigate to a supported trading terminal like Axiom, BullX, or Photon.

Analyze Tokens

View color-coded risk indicators next to each token in the terminal.

SOLANA (SOL)

Low Risk

$146.27

Griffy (GRFY)

Low Risk

$0.0578

Dogelana (DOGEL)

Medium Risk

$0.00023

Installation

Follow these steps to install Griffy on your browser:

Chrome

Open the Chrome Web Store
Search for "Griffy Solana Analyzer"
Click "Add to Chrome"
Confirm installation when prompted

Firefox

Open Firefox Add-ons
Search for "Griffy Solana Analyzer"
Click "Add to Firefox"
Confirm installation when prompted

Brave

Install Griffy directly from the Chrome Web Store:

Visit the Chrome Web Store in Brave
Search for "Griffy Solana Analyzer"
Click "Add to Brave"
Confirm installation

Note: After installation, pin the Griffy extension to your toolbar for easy access.

Token Analysis

Griffy analyzes Solana tokens using multiple factors to determine investment risk:

Analysis Factors

Liquidity Score: Measures available liquidity and potential rug pull risk
Contract Security: Evaluates smart contract vulnerabilities
Volume Authenticity: Detects wash trading and fake volume
Holder Distribution: Analyzes token concentration risks
Price Stability: Monitors abnormal price movements
Team Activity: Tracks developer engagement and updates

How Analysis Works

Griffy collects real-time data from the Solana blockchain, decentralized exchanges, and trading activity. Our algorithms process this data to generate a comprehensive risk profile for each token.

                // Simplified analysis algorithm

                function analyzeToken(token) {

                  const liquidityScore = calculateLiquidity(token);

                  const contractScore = auditContract(token.contract);

                  const volumeScore = verifyVolume(token.tradingData);

                  const holderScore = analyzeHolders(token.holders);

                  const totalScore = (

                    liquidityScore * 0.3 +

                    contractScore * 0.25 +

                    volumeScore * 0.25 +

                    holderScore * 0.2

                  );

                  return {

                    score: totalScore,

                    riskLevel: calculateRiskLevel(totalScore)

                  };

                }

Risk Levels

Griffy categorizes tokens into four risk levels with corresponding color indicators:

Low Risk

Safe investment. Token shows strong fundamentals, high liquidity, and verified contract.

Medium Risk

Moderate risk. Some concerns in one or two factors. Exercise caution.

High Risk

Significant risk. Multiple concerning factors. Potential for loss.

Critical Risk

Extreme risk. Strong indicators of scam or imminent failure. Avoid.

Risk Factors

Each risk level is determined by a combination of the following factors:

Liquidity Pool Health: Size and stability of liquidity pools
Contract Verification: Presence of backdoors or vulnerabilities
Volume Patterns: Abnormal trading patterns indicating manipulation
Holder Concentration: Percentage held by top wallets
Price Deviation: Significant deviation from market trends
Team Activity: Recent developer commits and updates

Integrations

Griffy works seamlessly with popular Solana trading terminals:

Terminal	Compatibility
Axiom	Full Support
BullX	Full Support
Photon	Full Support
Padre	Full Support
Vyper	Full Support

Enabling Integrations

Most integrations work automatically after installing Griffy. For terminals that require manual setup:

Open the Griffy extension from your browser toolbar
Navigate to Settings > Integrations
Enable your trading terminal
Refresh your trading terminal page

API Reference

For developers, Griffy provides a simple API to access token risk data.

Authentication

Authenticate using your API key in the request header:

Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY

Get Token Risk Data

Retrieve risk analysis for a specific token:

GET https://api.griffy.tech/v1/risk-analysis/{token_address}

Response Example

                {

                  "token": "So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112",

                  "symbol": "SOL",

                  "risk_level": "low",

                  "risk_score": 89,

                  "analysis": {

                    "liquidity": 95,

                    "contract": 92,

                    "volume": 87,

                    "holders": 85

                  },

                  "last_updated": "2023-10-15T14:30:00Z"

                }

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Griffy free to use?

Yes, Griffy is currently free during our beta period. We may introduce premium features in the future.

How often is token data updated?

Griffy updates risk analysis in real-time as new data becomes available. Most metrics refresh every 5-10 minutes.

Can I use Griffy on mobile?

Currently, Griffy is only available as a browser extension for desktop browsers. Mobile support is planned for future releases.

How accurate is Griffy's risk assessment?

While we strive for maximum accuracy, all investments carry risk. Griffy provides analysis based on available data but cannot guarantee performance.

Does Griffy store my wallet data?

No, Griffy only accesses public blockchain data. We never access your private keys or store personal wallet information.

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