Risk score · 0 to 100

openRSM.XYZ starts every coin at zero and adds points for things that could hurt you: who controls the liquidity, whether a test sell actually routes, how much supply sits in one wallet, and what the creator has done before. Higher is worse. Click any score or risk pill anywhere on the site to see this explained in place, with a button to run the full scan.

• Under 35 · low — nothing obviously stacked against you.
• 35 to 69 · medium — something worth reading before you buy.
• 70 and over · high — at least one serious problem.

A high score is not proof of a scam and a low score is not permission. These are heuristics on public data and they can be wrong. Stablecoins are not scored at all — USDC and USDT show "Stablecoin" instead, because there is no thesis to be right or wrong about.

Findings

• ✓ good — a real protection, like burned or protocol-owned liquidity.
• ! warning — worth knowing, not fatal on its own.
• ✕ bad — a serious problem. Read it before anything else.
• · neutral — context, or something that could not be checked.

Community

Every scan says what kind of X link the coin has, because it tells you who can be held to account:

• A profile — the strongest of the three. A named account can be held to what it says, which is not the same as the coin being safe.
• A community — a real place people gather. Weaker than a named account, but acceptable.
• A single post · red flag — a tweet can be deleted, bought or faked and leaves no handle behind the coin.
• Nothing at all · red flag — nobody to hold to anything.

Profit and loss

Realized is money you have taken out. Unrealized is what your open bags are worth right now. Net is both together. Win rate is how many coins you finished up on, not how much you made — five small wins and one large loss still reads 83%.

It is rebuilt from your on-chain swaps, in SOL, then converted at the current SOL price. It cannot see coins you bought somewhere openRSM.XYZ cannot read.

Getting in

Press Go Degen in the top bar. openRSM.XYZ reads chains on your behalf, which costs real quota, so it needs an account: a username and a six-character PIN — four numbers and two letters. Your X handle is optional and shows beside your name on the boards. How To Read and About stay open without an account, so you can see what you are signing up for.

QuickView

Two wallet slots you can name and collapse. Profit and loss, what you hold and what share of your book each coin is, plus the contract scanner. Collapsing a wallet here collapses it in My exposure and Insider too — it is one wallet in three places. Nothing is connected and nothing is signed, so the addresses do not have to be yours.

Radar

Two panels: pons on the left, pump.fun on the right, driven by one set of filters underneath. It finds coins that have held above or stayed under a market cap for a set time. "Still counting" means a coin is on the right side of the bar but has not held it long enough yet — that is the interesting queue. Ten per page, and every row links out to DexScreener.

Live Grads

Graduations as they land, newest first, last twenty. Clicking one scans it and asks whether you want to pin it. This runs on every page, not only while you are looking at it.

Insider

Reads the last 100 transactions on a mint. Creator sold is the share of supply the dev has moved on. Launch-slot wallets bought in the first block — how many still hold tells you whether the bundle has exited. Wash loops are the same SOL cycling to fake volume. Your bags appear per wallet; pinned coins are watched every two minutes and tell you when one moves hard or its risk gets worse.

Callem’ Out

Users of this site and how their own positions went. The multiple and the profit are that person’s return, not the coin’s. openRSM.XYZ reads it from their wallet — nobody types their own numbers — and no wallet address is ever shown. Load a wallet while signed in and any position that at least doubled and made $25 goes up under your name. Remove me takes it all down.

Callouts

Calls posted before the fact. The price is recorded at the moment of posting, so "since called" is measured against a number the caller did not choose. Callers are ranked on how the calls went, not how much they post.

Alerts

Price moves, rug signals and wallet movement — five of each. Every builder writes the alert as a sentence before you arm it.

Notifs

Everything the LIVE EVENTS strip has shown, kept. The strip runs under the top bar on every page and carries anything worth interrupting you for: an alert firing, a graduation, a pinned coin moving, one of your positions making the board. Click any of it and you land on the thing itself.

Words you will see

• Graduated — the coin left its launch curve and trades on a normal pool.
• Liquidity — what is in the pool to sell into. Thin liquidity means your exit moves the price against you.
• Bundle / sybil — many wallets, one person, usually funded from the same place.
• Dust — holdings worth under $1. Hidden by default; they still count in your P&L.
• Banked / still holding — whether a gain has been sold or is still riding.
• GOT — a wallet received tokens it never paid for. Often a dev paying someone to shill.
• Pons — the launchpad on Robinhood Chain, the same idea as pump.fun on Solana.

How often things refresh

Every panel says its own cadence at the bottom. In short: Live Grads every 20 seconds, alerts, radar and the boards every 60, pinned coins every two minutes, and anything marked on demand waits for you to press it.

All of it runs while a tab is open. openRSM.XYZ has no push, so nothing reaches a closed browser — and nothing pretends otherwise.

What openRSM.XYZ cannot do

• Robinhood wallet reads are coming soon. Contract scanning, the radar and Live Grads cover Robinhood Chain today; profit and loss, exposure, insider and Callem’ Out are Solana-only.
• Insider reads see the last 100 transactions. A quiet coin gives a shallow read.
• Prices come from public sources and can lag a minute.
• A scan makes several calls in sequence; a busy node makes it slow. It caches, so a retry is usually instant.

Your data

Your PIN is never stored — only a scrambled version, and it never comes back to the browser. Wallet addresses you paste stay on your device and are never shown to anyone. Pins, alerts and tracked wallets are local to this browser. Log out clears the account and leaves the rest.

The important part

openRSM.XYZ is not a financial advisor. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold. Every score, finding and board is a description of public on-chain data, not a prediction. People on the boards are showing their wins; you are not seeing their losses unless they are on there too. Always do your own research.

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Watch this wallet

This page is about the people using openRSM.XYZ. When you load a wallet while signed in, openRSM.XYZ reads its trade history and posts any position of yours that at least doubled and made $25 or more — under your username and your X, with the coin and your return on it, not the coin's. Your wallet address is never shown. pump.fun wins are labelled; pons wins arrive once Robinhood wallet reads do. If you would rather not appear, Remove me takes down everything of yours.