Cabal Hunter

What is Cabal Hunter?

On-chain Solana token safety — cabal, bundle, rug-deployer & live-dump detection in one Exit-Liquidity Risk verdict before you buy. 250 free scans/month, no signup, no key.

How to use Cabal Hunter?

Add the MCP server URL to your client configuration: { "mcpServers": { "cabal-hunter": { "type": "http", "url": "https://api.cabal-hunter.com/mcp" } } } — or in Claude Code, run claude mcp add --transport http cabal-hunter https://api.cabal-hunter.com/mcp. Then call check_cabal_risk(mintAddress) with a token's mint address to get a risk verdict. A free visual bubble map and a REST API are also available.

Key features of Cabal Hunter

• Funding trace – top holders traced to shared funding wallets (cabal signature)
• Same-block Jito bundles – detects wallets that bought in one bundle (stealth launches)
• Coordinated dumps – real-time detection of multiple holders selling in the same block
• Serial-rug deployers – creator’s full launch history (“14 launched, 13 dead”)
• CEX-noise filter – exchange-funded holders are excluded to avoid false positives

Use cases of Cabal Hunter

• Check a token for cabal risk before executing a buy order
• Avoid rug pulls by detecting serial-rug deployers and coordinated dumps
• Assess exit-liquidity risk for tokens during market-making or sniping
• Integrate with AI trading agents (Claude, Cursor, ElizaOS) for automated safety checks

FAQ from Cabal Hunter

How much does Cabal Hunter cost?

The first 250 scans per IP are free every month — no account, no API key, no card. After that it is $0.001 USDC per scan paid natively on Solana, or $9/month for unlimited (fair use, 50,000 scans/month). Priced at cost to cover the Helius RPC calls behind each trace.

What does Cabal Hunter detect?

It detects funding traces to shared wallets, same-block Jito bundle buys, coordinated dumps in real time, serial-rug deployer histories, and filters out CEX-funded holders to avoid false positives.

What tools does Cabal Hunter work with?

It works with Claude, Cursor, and ElizaOS via the MCP protocol. It also offers a REST API and a free visual bubble map at https://api.cabal-hunter.com/demo.