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 / claim checks for tech coinsPons on Robinhood Chain
Calibr reads a coin's chain record, its site, its code and the contracts it names, then marks every claim the project makes. Each mark links to evidence anyone can open.
How a check runs / code first, then a model
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.
Where the creator fees go, how much was earned and withdrawn, and what the fee wallet did next: held, sold or burned.
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 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.
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.
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.
Latest cards / 30 coins
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.
Every trade costs 6.5%, 5.5% of it a creator tax
7 exempt wallets bought 29% of supply in the first 3 seconds
The X account it lists was not found on X
15 exempt wallets bought 28.24% of supply in the first 3 seconds
5 exempt wallets bought 28% of supply in the first 3 seconds
The deployer has launched 5 other coins through Pons
15 exempt wallets bought 25.49% of supply in the first 3 seconds
10 exempt wallets bought 66.42% of supply in the first 3 seconds
The X account it lists was not found on X
No extra wallets were exempt from the snipe tax
9 exempt wallets bought 34.99% of supply in the first 3 seconds
1 exempt wallet bought 16% of supply in the first 3 seconds
The launch buy took 27.09% of supply
15 exempt wallets bought 15.96% of supply in the first 3 seconds
No extra wallets were exempt from the snipe tax
The meter / what this costs, and who pays
Coins checked, with 151 claims read between them and 18 flags raised.
Spent on compute for these cards. About three cents a coin: code collects the evidence, and the model judges it in one call.
Fees received. Calibr has no coin yet, so the team pays the bill. Once it has one, its trading fees pay for the compute, and both numbers are shown here with their receipts.
The rules / six we do not break
Every finding links to something anyone can open: a transaction, a contract, a page, a repository. No link, no finding.
Verified, not verified, contradicted. A card describes evidence. It never calls a project a scam, a fake or a rug.
Nobody can pay for a check, a re-check or a better card. Nobody is rewarded for posting about Calibr.
When Calibr has a coin of its own, its card goes through the same check and is the first one on this site.
The software holds no keys. It cannot post, pay, sign or log in. The pages it reads are data, never instructions.
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.