🔍Simulator
Monitor all new contract deployments.
TUFExt's Simulator 
checks newly deployed contracts on both the ETH and BSC networks. It virtually simulates each contract to determine an outcome of those virtual trades, block by block, and presents a large dataset in the form of dashboards and queries.
Within the contract simulator users can view data in many forms with the ability to customise the dashboard to their preference, as well as filtering down information to be specific.
There are three layers to the information which can be summarized by the three sections below in this documentation.
This system checks and tests both buys and sells to identify potential issues such as dead blocks, taxes, possible maximum buys and wallet sizes, as well as any other useful information that becomes available because of the virtual trade.
The table or grid view have all the surface layer information needed for quick inspection of tokens that are either live or not yet launched.
The simulator is fully automated and presents a continually updating dataset which gathers information from the blockchain in real time. It provides useful data for investigating the potential outcome of a trade before it occurs.
By clicking on the "more" button of each token, users can access deeper contract details such seeing block by block information, list of functions and social media links.
Note: Simulator checks tokens upon initial contract deployment. Any changes made to the contract after deployment will not be reflected in this data. To double check tax changes best to run a contract simulation with the TUF Sniper Bot.
User Interface
Top Bar
In the top bar users are able to filter and organize the live database how they desire by interacting with the toggles and input bar.
Filter by network
Dropdown menu to select network ETH or BSC.
Advanced filter
Dropdown and input bar to further filter data by contract, name or checksum.
Filter data with a contract address for example:
0x6f8b23296394d20eC048FbDec8eBc0CA90f5c8f1Filter live vs not launched
Specify All Tokens
or only Upcoming Tokens
that have not launched yet in the dataset. For all tokens, already launched tokens are annotated with the live icon as explained in the live updates section.
Layout
Specify layout
Toggle to present dataset in either Grid View 
or Table View 
Sidebar
The sidebar is available to view in the simulator dashboard by toggling the arrow icon 
Trending
The sidebar is automatically on the Trending tab where you get a glimpse into on-chain trending data, the full extent of which can be view on the Trending dashboard.
Block Scan Messages
The block scan messages tab present all the latest on chain messages that are embedded within transactions in the blockchain, sorted in chronological order. This makes it easier to stay upto date on all the latest information directly within TUFExt.
Help
Toggling the Help
icon presents the checksum color key.
Basic Data
The Simulator presents an array of information on both a superficial level and in depth manner. Read more about
Token Summary
Each token will have displayed some or all of the following:
Contract
Info Open Method
Tax
Max txn
Max wallet
Hidden mint
Checksum Coloring
To assist in selecting the best possible tokens for trade, TUFExt has integrated a grouping function which allows users to see, percentage wise, which tokens and checksums are most likely to be scams by highlighting the percentage of fork usage.
Matching checksums with other scam contracts are represented by a color that belong to one of three percentile ranges.
Scams 0% - 10%
Scams 10% - 50%
Scams 50% - 100%
If a token is labelled green it means that only 0% - 10% of other contracts with a matching checksum were scams - comparatively safe compared to the yellow color.
Live Updates
TUFExt continually updates each token deployment listing with live updates in the form of icons that appear in their respective row or window. Also can be seen in the Advanced Data window by click more within the top right corner.
LP Lock
Renounce Ownership
Add Liquidity
Remove Liquidity
Live
Advanced Data
More comprehensive token information can be viewed by clicking on it in list view, or by selecting More in grid view.
After that there is also the possibility to select Analyze for an in-depth analysis on the token's contract where a new window appears.
There is also a button to be taken to DexScreener 
to view the chart and a thumps up and thumps down icon to vote on new token deployments to help the communicate safely trade.
This window is split into four sections which are accessed by their corresponding tabs.
Token Info
In the left panel all the important detailed information is displayed regarding the token and variables needed for sniping with a method sniper like TUF's Sniper Bot.
Data such as token creation and the owner, including wallet information, creation date, and current balance is on display.
Test
The first tab in the panel to the right displays the results block by block of the virtual trade simulation. Here the location of taxes per individual block is shown, which is useful to confirm deadblocks or important tax changes.
Functions
The second tab is dedicated to listing all the functions of the contract, even if the token has not yet been verified. These functions, or methods, are used to by the developer to perform many different things, like enabling trading, setting max wallet txn, changing taxes...
Links
The third panel lists all social links associated with contract deployment. If the contract is verified this will automatically populate with links for website, Telegram, Twitter etc.
Token Analyzer
The token analyzer window pops up upon selecting the Analyze button next to Token's in grid view, or from within the Advanced Information panel.
This window is split into four sections which are accessed by their corresponding tabs.
Checksum
Checking all previous tokens to see if the specific checksum is being used displaying a Checksum & Scam Ratio.
The data provided in this section allows users to see the total number of forks created with the same functions, as well as the chances of the token being a scam.
It should be noted that the scam scanner currently checks for honeypots and high tax tokens under the same fork.
Similar Contracts
Browsing the second tab in this window will allow users to see similar contracts to a percentile of at least 70%.
If contract matches 70% or above, it's considered a similar contract and can expect similar outcomes of the launch.
Creator Contracts
The third tab users can view all other contracts deployed by the same contract creator.
Origin of the Funds
The fourth tab shows other contracts whereby the origin of the funds are the same, for example the same exchange or same connected wallet.
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