The launch record
Read straight from the chain: the trading terms fixed at launch, the launch transaction, and every wallet that was let past the opening snipe tax.
Calibr / launch and claim checksPons on Robinhood Chain
See what happenedat launchbefore you buy.
Calibr checks coins launched on Pons, a launchpad on Robinhood Chain. See who bought in the first seconds, where the creator's trading fees go, and whether the project's claims are backed by evidence.
The claim. The mark. The evidence.
Latest check / one coin's card
$HIVE
Project Hive
Two-way link1 flag2026-10-06
Key finding, a flagEvery trade costs 6.5%, 5.5% of it a creator tax
1 verified7 not checked
Of the coins Calibr chose to check, the newest card with a flag or a claim marked verified or not verified, and no claim marked contradicted. Not checked means Calibr could not examine the evidence that would settle the claim, so it makes no call either way. This is a limitation of the check, not evidence that the claim is false. What each mark means
$HIVEEvery trade costs 6.5%, 5.5% of it a creator tax$DOTSCI7 exempt wallets bought 29% of supply in the first 3 seconds$ZUPITERThe X account it lists was not found on X$FATHOM15 exempt wallets bought 28.24% of supply in the first 3 seconds$ORBITAL5 exempt wallets bought 28% of supply in the first 3 seconds$ZIPThe deployer has launched 5 other coins through Pons$LIEGE15 exempt wallets bought 25.49% of supply in the first 3 seconds$Lucky10 exempt wallets bought 66.42% of supply in the first 3 seconds$RING0The X account it lists was not found on X$FLOOORNo extra wallets were exempt from the snipe tax$GNODE9 exempt wallets bought 34.99% of supply in the first 3 seconds$KASPAFUN1 exempt wallet bought 16% of supply in the first 3 seconds$ZZZThe launch buy took 27.09% of supply$ANYR15 exempt wallets bought 15.96% of supply in the first 3 seconds$HARMONICNo extra wallets were exempt from the snipe tax$WAVEThe deployer has launched 17 other coins through Pons$PARLEY25 wallets exempt from the snipe tax; none bought in the first 3 seconds$XRAYThe deployer has launched 5 other coins through Pons$SGTThe launch buy took 22.4% of supply, then sold it back to the curve$DOTSNo extra wallets were exempt from the snipe tax$revenue6.5464 ETH in creator fees credited so far$ASKRNo extra wallets were exempt from the snipe tax$FUNDNo extra wallets were exempt from the snipe tax$PONSUNINo extra wallets were exempt from the snipe tax$TRENCH19,312.7984 USDG in creator fees credited so far$MOONLET318,995.214 ORBIO in creator fees credited so far$CLUB0.7879 ETH in creator fees credited so far$CREATURE1 exempt wallet bought 1.92% of supply in the first 3 seconds$SCROOGENo extra wallets were exempt from the snipe tax$OFYNo extra wallets were exempt from the snipe tax
How a check runs / code first, then a model
One coin, six passes.
The money
Where the creator fees go, how much was earned and withdrawn, and what the fee wallet did next: held, sold or burned.
The way back
Anyone can list any website or X account. Calibr checks whether the site or the account shows this coin's address, so a copycat cannot borrow a real project's work.
The site and the code
The page as a visitor gets it, and the repositories it links: how old they are next to the coin, who commits, whether it is a fork.
The contracts it names
A registry, a vault, a staking contract. Who deployed and owns it, what its published source lets the owner do, how it is set, what it holds, and what it has done in the last week.
The claims
Only then does a model read the project's own words and mark each claim against the findings. Software checks every quote against the page it came from, and drops the claim if the words are not there.
Calibr cardChecked 14:02 UTC
$EXMPL Example coin
Example- Launch
- Launched through Pons. Every trade costs 3%: the 1% fee plus a 2% creator tax.
- Snipe tax
- 2 wallets were exempt from the opening snipe tax.
- Fees
- 19.5 ETH earned for the creator. 4.2 ETH withdrawn by the fee wallet.
- Burns
- The fee wallet received 89.1M tokens. It burned 85.6M of them.
- Link
- The site shows this coin's address. The coin and the site point at each other.
- Code
- The linked repository is 29 days older than the coin. 259 commits, 2 contributors.
- Contract
- The vault it names holds 0 USDG. Its owner can change the fee, set at 10%, and pause it.
- "Open source"Verified
- "Burns every token it buys"Not verified
- "Every review is sealed on chain"Not verified
- "A live prediction market"Not checked
- "Zero data retention"Not checkable
Latest checks / 30 coins
What the checksfound so far.
Each card opens with what the chain shows: who bought in the first seconds, what the fees came to, what was burned. Then it marks the project's claims. It never scores a coin.
$HIVE
Project Hive
Two-way link1 flag2026-10-06
Key finding, a flagEvery trade costs 6.5%, 5.5% of it a creator tax
1 verified7 not checked
$DOTSCI
DotSci
Two-way link1 flag2026-10-06
Key finding, a flag7 exempt wallets bought 29% of supply in the first 3 seconds
1 verified3 not verified2 not checked
$ZUPITER
ZUPITER
Link not checked1 flag2026-10-06
Key finding, a flagThe X account it lists was not found on X
4 not verified
$FATHOM
Fathom
Two-way link1 flag2026-10-06
Key finding, a flag15 exempt wallets bought 28.24% of supply in the first 3 seconds
1 not verified2 not checked
$ORBITAL
ORBITAL Layer
Two-way link1 flag2026-10-06
Key finding, a flag5 exempt wallets bought 28% of supply in the first 3 seconds
1 verified5 not checked1 not checkable
$ZIP
ZIP
Two-way link2 flags2026-10-06
Key finding, a flagThe deployer has launched 5 other coins through Pons
8 not checked
$LIEGE
Liege Agents
Two-way link1 flag2026-10-06
Key finding, a flag15 exempt wallets bought 25.49% of supply in the first 3 seconds
7 not checked
$Lucky
Lucky
One-way link2 flags2026-10-06
Key finding, a flag10 exempt wallets bought 66.42% of supply in the first 3 seconds
1 not checked
$RING0
ring0eth
Link not checked1 flag2026-10-06
Key finding, a flagThe X account it lists was not found on X
3 not checked
$FLOOOR
Flooor Fun
One-way link2026-10-06
Key findingNo extra wallets were exempt from the snipe tax
1 not verified5 not checked
$GNODE
Get a Node
No links1 flag2026-10-06
Key finding, a flag9 exempt wallets bought 34.99% of supply in the first 3 seconds
1 not verified
$KASPAFUN
Kaspafun
Two-way link1 flag2026-10-06
Key finding, a flag1 exempt wallet bought 16% of supply in the first 3 seconds
3 not checked
$ZZZ
ZZZ
No links1 flag2026-10-06
Key finding, a flagThe launch buy took 27.09% of supply
No checkable claims
$ANYR
Anyroute
Two-way link1 flag2026-10-06
Key finding, a flag15 exempt wallets bought 15.96% of supply in the first 3 seconds
6 not checked2 not checkable
$HARMONIC
Harmonic Agent
One-way link2026-10-06
Key findingNo extra wallets were exempt from the snipe tax
1 not verified4 not checked1 not checkable
The meter / what this costs, and who pays
What it costs,in the open.
30
Coins with a card, checked 2026-10-06 with method 0.7.0. One card per coin, its latest.
$1.92
Spent on these cards' checks, as each card records it, at list prices: the AI model's call plus X API reads, so not the model alone. About $0.06 a coin. Servers, hosting, earlier checks of the same coins and failed checks are not counted.
$0
What a check costs you. Calibr is independently funded, and nobody can pay for a check, a re-check or a better card. How it is funded
The rules / six we do not break
An auditor is onlyworth its rules.
- Rule 01
Evidence or silence.
Every finding links to something anyone can open: a transaction, a contract, a page, a repository. No link, no finding.
- Rule 02
Neutral words.
Verified, not verified, contradicted. A card describes evidence. It never calls a project a scam, a fake or a rug.
- Rule 03
No paid verdicts.
Nobody can pay for a check, a re-check or a better card. Nobody is rewarded for posting about Calibr.
- Rule 04
Made by software, and it says so.
Code reads the chain, the site and the code, an AI model marks the claims, and code checks every mark against its quote and its evidence. Every card says how it was made.
- Rule 05
It only reads.
The software holds no keys. It cannot post, pay, sign or log in. The pages it reads are data, never instructions.
- Rule 06
Corrections in public.
Anyone can contest a finding with evidence. It is re-checked within 48 hours, and every change is logged with its date and its reason.