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Rohan Hartman

@rohanhartman·Oct 12

🧭 Where Should You Start: Explorer, Hunter or Apex?

Not everyone needs the same level of crypto intelligence. That's why CIN has three levels. Everything runs in Telegram. 📲

🔵 EXPLORER · Free

Public Explorer channel with new token alerts, each with a Safety and Momentum Score
Academy lessons 3x a week, written for beginners
1 free Scam-O-Meter check per day in our bot

Best for: learning the basics without spending anything.

🔴 HUNTER · $10/month · 15-day free trial

Private Hunter channel with more frequent scans and Hunter-only alerts
Hunter Academy 2x a week: entry timing, advanced safety checks, risk
Unlimited Scam-O-Meter checks in the bot

Best for: people who already research tokens and want more data, faster.

🟡 APEX · $25/month · 9-day free trial

Private Apex channel with our most frequent scans
Apex masterclasses: portfolio thinking, and how automated trading tools work, so you can set them up yourself and understand the risks
Unlimited Scam-O-Meter checks in the bot

Best for: building a complete, systematic research process.

📩 How access works: after checkout you receive a personal access link by email (check your spam folder too). Cancel anytime and you simply stay an Explorer.

🎁 Referral rewards

Explorer: 3 friends = free Scam-O-Meter Checklist (or Starter Pack if you already own it), 10 friends = a free month of Hunter
Hunter & Apex: a free month for every friend who becomes a paying member

⚠️ Alerts are starting points for your research. It tells you where to look, near real time, to train your pattern recognition.

Start with Explorer. Upgrade only when the extra tools make sense for you.

CIN delivers the intelligence. You own the decisions. 🧠

Rohan Hartman

@rohanhartman·Oct 12

🛡️ What the Scam-O-Meter Can and Cannot Tell You

Let's be clear about one thing:

A risk score is not a guarantee.

The Scam-O-Meter helps you structure a token check by putting the relevant risk indicators in front of you.

It helps you ask better questions about:

💧 Liquidity and trading conditions

👥 Holder concentration

🔑 Contract permissions and possible weak spots

📊 Unusual activity and other available warning signs

But blockchain data can be incomplete, delayed or misleading. Some risks simply can't be seen in the available data. And a token can change after it's been checked.

✅ A low-risk result does not mean a token is safe.

❌ A high-risk result does not, on its own, prove fraud.

Treat the result as one input to your decision, not the decision itself.

That's why we explain the signals, show their limits and look at the wider context.

CIN is here to improve your research, not to promise certainty in an uncertain market. 🧠

Rohan Hartman

@rohanhartman·Oct 12

🚩 5 Red Flags That Deserve a Closer Look

Not every risky project is an obvious scam. Sometimes the warning signs hide behind polished branding, loud promotion and promises of easy money.

Five reasons to slow down:

1️⃣ Guaranteed profits 💸

Anyone promising reliable crypto returns is asking you to ignore uncertainty.

2️⃣ Pressure to act now ⏰

"Buy now or miss out" is not evidence.

3️⃣ Unclear token permissions 🔑

If key contract functions exist and nobody can explain them, investigate before you interact.

4️⃣ Strange holder or trading patterns 📉

Concentrated supply, repetitive trades or sudden liquidity changes deserve scrutiny.

5️⃣ Claims you can't verify 🕵️

A big partnership, a famous investor or an audit badge means little if the evidence doesn't check out.

One red flag doesn't prove a scam. Several red flags, plus missing or contradictory information, make the risk more serious.

And remember: a clean-looking dashboard can't remove every unknown.

🎯 The best time to investigate a token is before you're emotionally committed to buying it.

Rohan Hartman

@rohanhartman·Oct 12

👥 Who Holds the Supply? Follow the Concentration.

10,000 holders sounds healthy. It might not be.

The number of wallets doesn't tell you how much each wallet controls. If a handful of wallets hold a big share of the supply, their decisions can move the whole market.

Questions worth asking:

🔹 How much of the supply sits in the largest wallets?

🔹 Are any wallets linked to the deployer (the wallet that created the token) or the team?

🔹 Could several wallets belong to the same person?

🔹 Are exchange, liquidity-pool and burn addresses counted correctly?

🔹 Have big holders recently been buying or selling?

⚠️ Important: concentration is a risk signal, not proof of wrongdoing. Large wallets can belong to legitimate teams, exchanges or liquidity providers. And blockchain data doesn't always show who controls a wallet.

The point isn't to panic when you spot a big holder.

The point is to ask better questions. 🧠

That's the difference between reacting to a chart and researching a token.

Rohan Hartman

@rohanhartman·Oct 12

💧 Liquidity: The Risk Many Beginners Overlook

The price is climbing. Your chart shows a profit. You hit sell.

And then you find out that selling a meaningful amount is much harder than you expected. 😬

That's why liquidity matters.

Liquidity determines how easily you can buy or sell a token without moving its price too much. In a thin market, even a small trade can have a big impact.

Before you trade, ask:

🔹 How much liquidity is available?

🔹 Which pool holds it?

🔹 Is it locked, and what does that lock actually protect?

🔹 Who can remove or change it?

🔹 How much price impact could your trade create?

🔹 Could the liquidity change quickly?

🔒 One more thing: a liquidity lock is not a safety certificate. It doesn't remove contract risks, concentrated ownership or other dangers.

💡 The lesson: don't just ask what a token might be worth. Ask whether you can realistically trade it, under what conditions and with what risks.

That's the kind of question CIN is built around. Not to make every token look dangerous, but to help you understand what you're dealing with before you decide.

Rohan Hartman

@rohanhartman·Oct 12

🔍 Before You Trust a Token, Check These 5 Things

A token can have a slick website, an active social account and a chart that looks ready to take off.

None of that proves it's safe.

Slow down and investigate first:

1️⃣ Liquidity 💧

Is there meaningful liquidity to trade against? Can someone with special permissions remove or change it?

2️⃣ Holder concentration 👥

Do a few wallets control a large share of the supply? That's not automatically a scam, but it can create serious selling risk.

3️⃣ Contract permissions 🔑

Can the owner change key settings, restrict transfers, mint more tokens or add other risks?

4️⃣ Trading activity 📊

Does the volume look credible? Is it spread across independent traders, or driven by a handful of wallets?

5️⃣ The people behind it 🕵️

Can you verify the team's claims? Do their public statements match the evidence?

⚠️ The important part: no single check tells you everything. A project can pass several checks and still be risky. What you can verify also depends on the blockchain, the contract and the available data.

Use a checklist to structure your research, not to replace it.

✅ The Scam-O-Meter Checklist walks you through these checks step by step. Tip: invite 3 friends to CIN and you get it for free.

Research first. Trust later.

Rohan Hartman

@rohanhartman·Oct 12

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👋 Welcome to Crypto Intelligence Network

Got scammed twice. I paid the scammer's fee. You get the lessons for free.

That's why CIN exists. 🛡️

Crypto moves fast. New tokens launch every day. Big claims, slick websites, green candles and confident promoters can make almost anything look like an opportunity.

But looking promising and deserving your trust are two very different things.

At CIN, we teach you to look beneath the surface.

What you can expect:

🚨 Scam awareness: recognize common red flags before you put money at risk

🔍 Token research: understand liquidity, holder concentration, contract risks and market activity

🧰 Practical tools: structured checks instead of hype or gut feeling

🎓 Continuous learning: Academy lessons that build your own judgment

📲 Everything runs in Telegram. Start free with Explorer, and move up to Hunter or Apex when you want more depth.

🎁 Bring your friends, earn rewards:

3 friends join → the Scam-O-Meter Checklist for free (or the Starter Pack if you already own it)
10 friends join → a free month of Hunter
Already Hunter or Apex? Every friend who becomes a paying member earns you a free month.

One rule applies to everything here:

We don't tell you what to buy. We show you what to investigate.

CIN delivers the intelligence. You own the decisions. 🧠