Track record
What token_safety said, against what really happened. Every number here is measured from real follow-ups on real tokens; nothing is assumed, and tokens with no answer are left out.
New tokens, a week later
Young tokens people are buying right now are checked once, then looked at again a week later to see whether buyers lost most of their money.
- New tokens checked
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- Called AVOID
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- Looked at again
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- Outcome known
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Well-known tokens (false alarms)
Established, liquid, verified tokens should come out SAFE. AVOID on one of them is a false alarm.
- Well-known tokens checked
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- Called SAFE
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- Called AVOID (false alarm)
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Token watch
Pulse keeps re-reading young tokens for a week after it first checks them. When you run token_safety on a token Pulse has watched, its answer includes a history of what changed since.
- Watching now
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- Watched in the last 90 days
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- Readings taken
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A check can't make a token safe. SAFE only means none of the traps Pulse knows about were found, and none of this says whether a price will rise or fall. Pulse never gives buy signals.