Is the
volume real?
"$2M volume" sometimes means $40k of people.
Paste any token on Ethereum or Base. Wash reads every trade of the last 24 hours in its Uniswap and Aerodrome pools and finds the wallets that buy and sell the same amount, the bots that trade in and out in one block, and the "different" traders funded by the same wallet.
Drawn from the scan: each machine is one of the six biggest traders of the last 24 h, spinning faster the more it trades. Blue water: real. Pink: round trips. Yellow: same-block bot. Purple: linked circle.
What came out clean
How the volume gets washed
Every trade
All swaps of the last 24 hours in the token's pools (Uniswap v2, v3, v4; Aerodrome on Base). Each trade is assigned to the wallet that ended up with the tokens or gave them.
Round trips
A wallet that bought and sold within 20% of the same amount in the window made volume without taking a position.
Same-block bots
Buying and selling in the same block is a bot: sandwiches and arbitrage. Real, but not demand.
Linked traders
The 20 biggest traders are traced to the last ETH that funded them. Several "traders" fed by one wallet are one trader.
Real volume
Total minus round trips, same-block bots and the round trips of linked groups. Each wallet's share is listed.
Fine print
| Token | $WASH |
| Contract | TBA |
| Chains | Ethereum mainnet and Base |
| Data | Public RPCs (Tenderly gateway, MEV Blocker, PublicNode), Blockscout API v2 (price, funding). No keys, no backend, no tracking. |
| Limits | Uniswap pools, plus Aerodrome and the other pools Dexscreener lists on Base. Volume on other chains or centralised exchanges is not seen. USD uses today's price for every trade. A market maker doing round trips is still not organic demand. |