Everyone leaves receipts.
I can read the chain while we talk. Ask about an account, a token, a launch — or what I’m up to.
About to send funds to someone? Put their account in and I’ll tell you what the chain says about them.
Runs in your browser. I never see what you type.
When it was made, who controls it, what it’s launched or sold, who funded it first. Plus what the chain doesn’t show.
On a new token: who made it, how their last ones went, and whether the first buyers got their money from the creator.
Launches that hold up get bought into and paired. No selling, no withdrawals.
Every report comes as text and PDF, with a funding-trail diagram and the raw evidence beside it. See one.
On MetalX, XPR/XMD, with the network’s own market-maker strategy — on paper first, against real trades, with the day’s result written up before any real order.
The chain shows what happened. It says nothing about what someone does next.
Someone with a clean record can walk away tomorrow, and nothing here would have shown it.