ProtoRadar
Independent research

Evidence coverage

Data sources and coverage

See what ProtoRadar can observe today, what each source contributes, and which risks remain unknown. Missing evidence lowers confidence; it never becomes a silent pass.

Current operating boundary

Market and registry adapters are integrated. Direct forensics are not.Integration is a capability state, not a live health check. Provider requests can degrade or fail, and unobserved checks stay unknown.

How evidence moves

From provider to published signal

Live mode can discover indexed markets and exclude registered Robinhood assets when providers respond. Every observation keeps its provenance and stops at the boundary of what that source can establish.

  1. 01Market feed

    Discover indexed pools

    GeckoTerminal supplies the observable market layer: pools, price, liquidity, volume, transactions, and age.

  2. 02Official reference

    Exclude canonical assets

    Valid chain-4663 contract addresses from Robinhood’s registry keep canonical assets out of the community-token set.

  3. 03When configured

    Add profile context

    The X adapter can add bounded profile and follower-sample observations without claiming ownership or endorsement.

  4. 04Evidence gap

    Withhold unsupported claims

    Direct chain, wallet, contract-state, and launch-event checks remain unknown, so they cannot silently pass.

Integrated does not mean healthy or complete. Providers can fail, pools missing from GeckoTerminal can be missed, and market activity cannot substitute for wallet- or contract-level proof.

Evidence ledger

What each source contributes

State and provenance are separate so an official reference is never mistaken for current provider health or a complete forensic feed.

Source and stateWhat it contributesWhat it cannot establish

Integrated sources

Used by live mode when the provider is reachable.

Integrated

GeckoTerminal market feed

Market discoveryGeckoTerminal public API

Open market feed (opens in a new tab)

Reads Robinhood Chain pools indexed by GeckoTerminal and calculates market-based observations from current pool data.

  • Pool discovery and pair identity
  • Price, liquidity, volume, and transaction counts
  • Pool age, recent activity, and volume-spike baselines
  • Market cap when supplied, with FDV kept separate
15 indexed venue familiesRegistry audited

This snapshot groups 21 GeckoTerminal adapters into venue families. A listed venue can make an indexed pool discoverable; it does not mean ProtoRadar has a direct adapter or that every bonding curve, private pool, or new factory is covered. Complete launch detection requires direct chain and factory-event indexing, which is not connected today.

  • Uniswap V2, V3, and V4
  • PancakeSwap V2 and V3
  • Bankr
  • Virtuals
  • RobinSwap
  • Hoodit
  • Pons Family
  • Clanker
  • EasyA Kickstart
  • SwapHood V2 and V3
  • Mint Club
  • SushiSwap V2 and V3
  • Curve
  • Up V3
  • SectorOne V2.0 and V2.2

Indexed activity cannot prove complete launchpad coverage, identify coordinated wallets, rule out wash trading, or verify a contract’s real sellability.

Integrated

Robinhood canonical asset registry

Official chain referenceOfficial Robinhood asset registry

Open official registry (opens in a new tab)

Reads valid chain-4663 contract addresses and excludes matching canonical Robinhood assets from the community-token research set.

  • Canonical contract-address exclusion
  • Separating registered assets from community-token candidates
  • Reporting degraded coverage if the registry is unavailable

A registry match establishes canonical asset identity only. It does not inspect blocks, receipts, bytecode, contract state, or market behavior.

Optional enrichment

Used only when the connection is configured.

Optional

X profile enrichment

Social APIX API, when configured

Fetches a requested X profile and a bounded sample of up to 100 follower profiles, then applies transparent profile-level heuristics.

  • Profile identity fields, account age, verification, and public counts
  • A bounded follower-profile sample
  • Verified and established-account counts in the returned sample
  • Basic profile-term and automation-pattern heuristics

It does not verify account ownership, read recent posts or replies, or establish current ecosystem participation. Results can be partial, rate-limited, or unavailable.

Unavailable checks

Kept unknown until direct evidence is connected.

Unavailable

Direct chain and event indexing

Raw-chain analysisNo direct RPC client or chain indexer

Direct blocks, receipts, logs, bytecode, contract state, and launch-factory events are not connected in the current build.

  • Direct pool and launch-event discovery
  • Block, transaction, receipt, log, and bytecode inspection
  • Contract-state and real-sellability checks
  • Persistent swap and actor history

Checks that require raw-chain evidence remain unknown. They cannot be presented as a pass, proof of safety, or proof of complete launch coverage.

Unavailable

Wallet and launchpad forensics

Actor and issuance analysisNo dedicated forensic indexer

Wallet funding graphs, counterparty clusters, and launchpad-by-launchpad issuance coverage are not connected in the current build.

  • Wallet age and first-funding provenance
  • Related-wallet and effective-trader clustering
  • Circular-flow and repeated-counterparty analysis
  • Launchpad-by-launchpad issuance coverage

ProtoRadar cannot currently claim that a token is wash-free, bot-free, or supported by established wallets. Those conclusions require the missing evidence.

Source policy

Unknown stays visible

ProtoRadar preserves the boundary between observed evidence, a proxy, and an unavailable check.
No inferred passes
A missing source makes its check unavailable and lowers Evidence Confidence.
No provider endorsement
Presence in a market feed, registry, or social API does not make a project safe or legitimate.
No hidden substitutions
FDV remains FDV, and market activity is never presented as wallet proof.

The source map explains what ProtoRadar can observe. The methodology explains how missing evidence changes publication and qualification.