> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.quickintel.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.quickintel.io/quick-intel-scanner/get-started-guides/other-features.md).

# Other Features

## Viewing Scan Results

Let's go through the various bits of information and break it down!

### Wallet Distribution

Understanding the token distribution of the Top 10 wallets is critical to understanding if there could be a large supply held, which could cause unnecessary damage to a chart. We break down those holders in an easy-to-view chart.

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### Contract View

There are cases where some more tech-savvy users will want to dive deeper into information about a token or its contract. In the contract view, we list out a few additional data points to enhance your DYOR.

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1. (All Access Tier Feature) - View the total taxes collected by that particular token. This helps you see if a project could potentially be tax farming.
2. Links (Basic+ Tier and above) - This will display links that are embedded into the contract's code, making it a touch easier to find socials related to new projects.
3. Functions and Full Contract - Lists the functions the contract has available
4. Last 10 Owner Functions Ran - Lists the last 10 functions the owner has called.  It is typical to see taxes, liquidity add/remove, and other similar calls.


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