Every definition on this page is narrow on purpose. A metric you cannot argue with is worth more than a metric that flatters whoever is reading.
The address in the indexed deployer topic of Pons'
TokenLaunched event. Checked against the transaction sender on consecutive live launches: identical
every time, whether the launch went directly to the factory or through the launch router. Nothing is inferred.
At least one CurveBuy or CurveSell on that token's curve during the
24 hours starting N days after launch. A launch younger than N days has no answer, is shown as
not due, and is left out of the denominator.
ETH received by the deployer from CurveSell on their own launch, read with the
deployer in an indexed topic, so it is exact rather than a balance difference. Both the seller and the recipient
topic are read: a sale routed to another address is still a sale.
Transfer from the deployer to 0x…dEaD, in that token. Burns done by
anyone else are not attributed to the deployer.
A LaunchSwept event for that token on the factory: the curve completed and
liquidity moved into the Uniswap v4 pool, where Pons' own locker holds it.
Only a shared unnamed funder counts, and the result is always labelled probable. Wallets funded by a named service — a bridge, an exchange — are not linked here, because using the same bridge as somebody is not evidence of anything.
No grades, no letters, no stars, no "trust score". No word in any output calls anybody anything: a wording guard runs over every rendered string and fails the page rather than publishing a label. Selling, burning, launching often and launching rarely are all just facts here, with the transactions attached.
We also do not hide our own limits. The chain has no trace_*, so funding is traced through the
explorer, one hop, and no further. Profiles with a very large number of launches are truncated, and the page says
by how much.