AriesThe research desk for any token.
Paste a contract. Four analysts read it, two of them argue about what they found, a risk team reviews the fight — and you get a verdict you can read, share, and disagree with.
Every run: 4 analysts, 2 debate rounds, 3 risk reviewers, 1 decider. Median full run is about 99 seconds, streamed live while it thinks.
Key risks
- Critical liquidity risk with extremely thin pool ($11.68K) and negligible volume, leading to high exit slippage and vulnerability to liquidity drains.
- Unquantifiable concentration risk due to missing data on holder and LP distribution, enabling potential hidden whale dumps.
- Bearish momentum with strong sell-side order flow (12:4 sell-to-buy ratio) and negative price action, indicating weak community traction.
- Extreme micro-cap status ($13.3K) with a 12-day-old pool and no CoinGecko listing, signaling high speculative and rug-pull risk.
Reading live markets with
DexScreener
RugCheck
CoinGecko
NeonHow a run works
Four stages, each one reading the stage before it. Nothing is decided in isolation, and every claim in the final report traces back to something an analyst actually found.
1Four analysts read the token
Chain structure, price action, crowd sentiment, and news — read in parallel from live markets. When data is missing, the report says missing. It is never invented.
2Two sides argue
One agent builds the case for the token. Another is tasked with breaking it. Two rounds, every claim cited back to the analyst reports.
3Risk reviews the fight
Three reviewers check the ways tokens actually kill you: exit liquidity, rug paths, and whale concentration. Risk can overrule both sides.
4You get the verdict
A rating with stated confidence, key risks up top, and the full transcript below. One permanent link per report, built to be sent around.
What this is, and is not
Research, not advice
Aries produces automated analysis with stated confidence. It can be wrong — especially on new tokens with thin data — and it says so in the report.
Minutes, not seconds
This is not a scanner. A full run takes a couple of minutes because four analysts, a debate, and a risk review are doing real reads on live markets.
Sometimes the answer is no
A tool that only ever says buy is a sales funnel. Aries ships Sell and Hold verdicts, with the reasoning attached, when that is what the desk concludes.
Questions
How long does a run take?
A few minutes end to end. Analysts run in parallel, the debate goes two rounds, risk reviews, and the decider seals it. Every step streams live, so waiting feels like watching — not loading.
Do I need a wallet?
Yes. Connect an EVM wallet (holding $ARIES) to run an analysis. Reports save to your wallet history automatically.
What are the Aries tiers and benefits?
Access is token-gated by holding $ARIES: Plus Tier requires holding at least 1 $ARIES (benefit: 5 analysis runs/day quota, resets daily UTC). Pro Tier requires holding 100,000 $ARIES (benefit: unlimited runs without daily limits).
What does a run cost?
Nothing during the demo. Each run burns real model tokens behind the scenes, so demo runs are throttled per IP.
Which tokens work?
Solana mints plus Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, and Robinhood Chain contracts with DexScreener coverage. Very new tokens analyze fine, but expect missing sections and lower confidence.
Is this financial advice?
No. Aries is a research tool. The output is automated analysis with stated confidence — read it, check the sources, and make your own call.
Wallets supported
Phantom
MetaMask
Backpack
Coinbase
OKX
Solflare
Trust
Rabby
Bitget
Nightly
LedgerPaste a contract. Meet the desk.
Free demo, throttled per IP. Your first verdict lands in about two minutes.
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