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# Flash Scanner v2.0

The **Flash Scanner**, a game-changing innovation with a legacy of success, is now more accessible than ever. Experience the power of this Tool directly through our Telegram Bot, or through our v1.0 DApp in the near future. Gain real-time NFT insights like never before. 

The **Flash Scanner** is the signature tool launched by the FlashTools team. This is a real-time metadata scanning and ranking tool that will allow an NFT trader the earliest possible information about a collection at a scheduled reveal time. 

### Problem

Metadata for NFTs is currently stored externally to secondary market trading platforms such as LooksRare, Opensea, Solport and MagicEden. The final stage in an NFT collection launch involves an update to the metadata of each NFT, which can sometimes create congestion and increase information asymmetry as metadata is updated in a queue and not all at once. This creates an opportunity for NFT traders to spot mispriced or undervalued NFTs on secondary market trading platforms.

### Solution

The **Flash Scanner** is a real-time metadata scan triggered by an update to an NFT collection's metadata. Trait categories can be seen as they are being sorted in real-time allowing early access to trait information.

### **Use Cases**

1. **Avoid Mispriced Sales:** Identify mispriced NFTs in real-time.
2. **Spot Undervalued NFTs:** Locate undervalued opportunities.
3. **Informed Decisions:** Make data-driven trading decisions.

### **Access** 

Flash Scanner will be available via the Telegram Bot and v1.0 DApp at a later date. Requires a Genesis, Alpha, or Founder Key.


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