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We identify the exact asset
Identity, chain, and contract are checked so tokens that share a ticker are not confused.
Evidence-based crypto analysis
Don't buy the story. Check the evidence.
Enter any cryptocurrency and see what the data supports, where contradictions appear, and what cannot yet be established.
Supports CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, contract addresses and name searches.
Try
Evidence first. Findings cannot be purchased.
How it works
Three steps. No invented certainty.
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We check the evidence
Market, supply, security, protocol activity, and development are compared where verified sources exist.
03
We show what is supported — and what is not
Facts stay separate from interpretation. Conflicts stay visible. Missing data stays missing.
What we check
Evidence categories, where available
Not every category applies to every coin. Unavailable data stays unavailable.
Market
Market cap, FDV, volume, and history — where available.
Supply
Circulating, total, max supply, and supply gaps — where available.
Contract security
Privileged controls, mint capability, transfer controls, and provider-reported indicators — where available.
Protocol activity
TVL, fees, revenue, and mapped volume — where available.
Development
Verified repositories, recent activity, and archived state — where available.
Evidence quality
Freshness, provenance, conflicts, and coverage — where available.
What data does not prove
More data isn't enough. We care about what it supports — and what it doesn't.
An FDV much larger than market cap
does not automatically mean the token will collapse.
A protocol generating revenue
does not automatically mean the token captures that value.
A provider finding no honeypot
does not mean the token is safe.
A sudden volume spike
does not automatically mean manipulation.
Evidence chain
How a finding is produced
- 1Provider observation
- 2Normalized fact
- 3Derived metric
- 4Research hypothesis
- 5Deterministic finding
AI does not decide facts or rules. Public AI interpretation is not part of this product yet.
Historical research
We are building a library of verifiable historical cases.
Cases use historical snapshots, pre-outcome evidence, and counterexamples. They are not ranked by outcome. Public historical analogues remain unavailable until the independent corpus gate is met.
Community
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No community requests have been resolved yet.
Why the result can be inspected
No paid verdicts
Payment can never change factual evidence or deterministic findings.
Sources visible
Users can inspect where important facts came from.
Missing means missing
Unavailable information is not converted into zero or “safe”.
History matters
Old evidence is preserved rather than overwritten.
Contradictions stay visible
Conflicting sources are not silently reconciled into the nicer number.
Questions
FAQ
Can I paste a CoinMarketCap link?
Yes. CoinVerdict identifies the CoinMarketCap asset from official provider data. The submitted page is never fetched or scraped.
Can I paste a CoinGecko link?
Yes. The CoinGecko ID in the URL is resolved through official CoinGecko data, not by opening the webpage.
Can I search only “PEPE” or “LINK”?
Yes. When several legitimate assets share the identifier, CoinVerdict asks you to select the exact one.
Can I paste a contract?
Yes. EVM addresses may need a network. Solana addresses are validated separately as 32-byte Base58 token mints.
Why don’t I always get a conclusion?
Unavailable, stale, or conflicting evidence is not converted into certainty.
Is this financial advice?
No. CoinVerdict analyzes public evidence and does not provide personalized buy or sell instructions.
Can a project pay for a better result?
No. Payment cannot change evidence or deterministic findings.
Where does the data come from?
Identity uses CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko. Evidence may also use DefiLlama, GoPlus, and GitHub where configured. Coverage depends on the asset, network, and available sources.