what's a vamp? in the trenches, to "vamp" a coin = clone a token that's pumping β same name,
same ticker, usually the same image β to suck attention and liquidity off the original
(short for vampirism). one-click vamp tools spam dozens of clones the moment anything runs.
this checker pulls every token sharing a name/ticker across all chains, lines them up by launch
date, and calls out which one came first β and whether yours is feeding on it.
β οΈ heuristics, not gospel. "original" = earliest token with real traction that DexScreener indexes β
search returns a limited set, so ancient dust or freshly-vamped coins can be missed. bridged /
wormhole versions of a token can look like vamps but be legit. generic tickers collide naturally.
always verify the contract address against the project's own socials. not financial advice.