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Welcome to the Nun Report

The Nun Report is a live library of onchain intelligence. It watches new crypto tokens from the very first social mention, audits their smart contracts and the wallets behind them, and tracks them all the way to a live trading market. So you can tell, at a glance, whether something is worth your attention or worth avoiding.

New to crypto? Start here.

This guide is written so that anyone can use the Nun Report, even if you've never bought a token before. If you hit a word you don't know, check the Crypto Basics → Key Terms glossary. Every feature page also has a plain-English "What it means for you" box.

What the Nun Report does for you

  • Finds tokens early: it picks up projects the moment credible accounts start talking about them, before they even have a token to buy.
  • Audits them automatically: it reads the smart contract, profiles the wallet that launched it, and inspects who's holding it.
  • Flags the danger: rug-pulls, wash trading, insider bundles, serial scammers, and bad-reputation teams all get surfaced as plain-English red flags.
  • Shows the smart-money attention: it tells you which credible accounts are paying attention to a token, and how.
  • Keeps score: a single Stalker Score rolls all of the above into one "should I care about this?" read.

How this guide is organized

SectionWhat's inside
Getting StartedWhat the product is, how to log in, and how to read the main screen.
Crypto BasicsPlain-English explanations of the crypto terms you'll see. Read this first if you're new.
The FeedThe main screen: the Watching → Audited → Live pipeline, search, notifications, and your watchlist.
Reading a Token DossierThe deep-dive page for a single token; every score, flag, and signal explained.
GlossaryEvery term and label in one place.
This is research, not financial advice

The Nun Report gives you data and signals to help you do your own research. It does not tell you what to buy. Crypto is high-risk; never invest more than you can afford to lose, and always verify things yourself.