# SNITCH / X posts

## 1. Introduction
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The chain talks. SNITCH listens.

Meet your on-chain informant: a case desk for public Solana wallets and the records behind their movements.

Open a case with an address. Inspect SOL and token balances. Follow recent finalized transactions. Keep a baseline and see what changes while your desk is active.

Every observation has a source and a time. No wallet connection, private keys or transaction signature required.

A transfer is a fact. A motive is a question.

SNITCH.

## 2. Follow the change
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Same address. Different balance.

SNITCH compares observations and keeps the before, after and exact difference in the case file.

Choose all changes, increases or decreases. Add a token mint to focus the inventory and include up to four current token accounts in recent-history checks. SOL observations remain visible alongside the selected token.

Checks run at your selected interval while the browser tab is open and active. Browser alerts are opt-in for that session. Closing or hiding the tab stops checks; this release does not promise round-the-clock monitoring.

A missing lookup does not become a zero balance. An unchanged balance does not prove that nothing moved between scans.

Follow the change. Inspect the record.

## 3. Bring the receipt
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"It moved" is the beginning of the investigation.

Open a finalized transaction in SNITCH to inspect supported SOL and SPL transfer instructions, including inner instructions, involving your subject.

See source and destination accounts, token mint, instruction amount, network fee and subject net SOL change. Follow the signature on Solscan and export the record.

A successful transfer is not automatically a sale. A failed transaction is not an executed payment. Token account addresses and wallet owners are different fields. Instruction amounts and net changes can differ because of fees.

Public records. Fewer assumptions.

## 4. Your case files
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Keep the evidence close.

SNITCH stores up to 12 case configurations and bounded observation history in your browser. Name a case, choose its token scope, pause it and export a JSON copy.

Import restores case settings in a paused state. Chain evidence is fetched again; an imported file is not treated as verified history.

No shared balance sheet. No wallet permissions. No invented alerts to fill an empty screen.

The chain talks. SNITCH listens.

## Token and links

Token CA: SOON. No token address or official X handle is configured.
Do not replace SOON with an address until the project owner supplies it.
