Trade the address,
not the ticker.
trojan.codes is a workbench for the 44 characters that matter. Inspect a contract, pull every address out of a noisy message, decode where a trading link really points, and follow the live call stream.
Works with Solana base58 and 0x addresses.
{ "status": "loading…" }Inspector
Paste one address. Chain auto-detect, security flags, launchpad, holders, risk verdict, chart with caller markers.
open /inspect/ →Extractor
Paste a Telegram post or a tweet. Every address is pulled out, de-duplicated, classified and linked.
open /extract/ →Link decoder
Paste a GMGN, Axiom, DexScreener, Birdeye, Photon or pump.fun link. Get the real chain and address.
open /links/ →Call stream
Live caller alerts as a log you can filter by chain, market cap and age. One click copies the address.
open /stream/ →Questions
What is a contract address?
It is the on-chain ID of a token. Names and tickers can be copied by anyone; the contract address cannot. Always trade from the address, never from the ticker.
Which chains does trojan.codes read?
Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Ethereum and Robinhood Chain. Solana addresses are base58; the others are 0x hex addresses.
Do I need an account or a wallet?
No. Every tool runs in your browser. Nothing you paste is stored on a server; token data is fetched one address at a time from the Empire feed on this domain.
Is trojan.codes part of Trojan?
No. It is an independent toolset and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Trojan or any trading bot.
Ready to trade it?
Once the address checks out, open it on GMGN for holders, live trades and fast execution.
Open GMGNOne link, every chain we cover.
Blackhat Telegram network
Four chains. Six alert channels per chain: Singlebuys, Multibuys, General, Hype, Callers and Xtrack.