Can a wallet reveal
FOMO and panic?

How this actually works

• We fetch a wallet's on-chain activity from the last 30 days directly from Solana's public RPC — the same open network any wallet app uses. Very active wallets are capped at the most recent 60 transactions to keep results quick and consistent.
• We look at swap frequency, how many different tokens were touched, and how tightly clustered the trades are in time.
• Important: "Panic Signal" measures clustered, rapid-fire trading — not actual panic-selling, which would require matching trades against historical price data. We don't do that here. Think of it as "trading in bursts", not "sold at the bottom".
• That gets turned into a simple, readable score — for fun and self-reflection, not financial advice.
• We also estimate wallet age (how far back we can find activity) and average holding time (based on acquire → dispose pairs we spot within the same window). Both are estimates, not guarantees — a wallet with history beyond what we scan will show the earliest activity we found with a "+" (e.g. "184+d"), meaning the real age could be older.
• No connection to the RELAX token contract, its authority, or its supply. This is a separate analysis layer, not a token feature.
• The public RPC is shared by the whole world and rate-limited. If it's busy, the tool will say so instead of pretending to work.