Evidence and holder details
The evidence under the needle, the holder breakdown, and the board filters.
These read public Elysium data and need no wallet. They restate what was read and add no judgement of intent. Rules decide, not AI.
Evidence summary
Under the needle, each rule that counted toward the score is listed with its result and weight (rule evidence-score-v1). Holder flags are listed apart, because they decide the holders stamp and never the story score.
On-chain signals
Contract age, the launching wallet's transaction count, ownership, proxy status, pause, blacklist, mint and fee functions, liquidity pools, and liquidity locks when a known locker holds tokens. A function found in the bytecode does not prove who may call it. A lock inside a pool or launchpad is not read, so it shows as not detectable. If a source does not answer, the signal says so and the rest of the report stands.
Holder details
The top 20 holders with their shares, and the top 1, 5, 10 and 20 as a share of circulating and of total supply. Labels cover known contracts and the launching wallet only: Larpsium keeps no list of exchange or team wallets, so an unlabelled wallet is simply not tagged. Early means first receiving the token within 5 blocks of the first mint. From deployer means receiving tokens directly from the launching wallet. Both show timing, not intent.
Linked wallets (wallet-links-v1)
Larpsium looks for connections among the largest holders: the same first funder, a direct token transfer, buying in the same block, being funded the same amount around the same time, and near-identical buys. Two wallets join a cluster when their signals reach a fixed weight, so a single weak signal never merges them. Funders with over 1,000 transactions or that are contracts count as services and link nobody. First HYPE funding is found by searching a wallet's balance history, for up to 15 wallets per check. A wallet funded through a contract call, or holding no HYPE now, stays untraced. Linked means connected on chain, not who controls the wallets or why, and it feeds no verdict.
Bubble map
The largest 100 wallets, sized by share of total supply, with pools and burn addresses set aside and listed separately. Coloured, joined bubbles are linked wallets. Tap a bubble for its address, or search the list beside the map.
Launch bundle and deployer
The launch bundle counts who received the token within 20 blocks of the first mint (about 40 seconds), what they got, and what they still hold. The deployer table lists the same wallet's other coins on the board as they stand now; older launches that left the board may not appear.
On X
Type @Larpsium on a post with a coin to check and the same check runs, with the answer as one reply and a link to the full report. Larpsium looks for a contract or $ticker in your post, then in the post above it, then for the coin on the board whose X account wrote that post. If it finds several it asks for one, and it never guesses. A reply to a Larpsium post is not a tag, and a post with no coin in it gets no answer. Reply text is rules-based. No extension is needed: use the X scans page, paste an @handle or x.com profile link on the home page, send /x @handle to the Telegram bot, or tag @Larpsium track @handle on X. You get the public profile, the Elysium coins tied to it by a launchpad listing or its bio, bio and name changes seen since Larpsium first read it (earlier ones cannot be recovered), and any saved track record. An account's track record lists its first post of each Elysium coin among its latest posts and how the price moved after. It covers coins on the board only, uses hourly price samples, and is not an endorsement or advice.
Holder fairness score
Rule holders-fairness-v1, 0 to 100, not a probability. From 100: minus the largest holder's share × 1.5 (at most 40), minus the top 10's share above 20% × 0.8 (at most 40), minus early holders' share × 0.5 (at most 20). Shares are percent of circulating supply. It feeds no verdict.
Board filters
The Coins page filters by verdict, top 10 share, age and liquidity, and sorts by score, fairness and age. Verdict and holder filters cover coins already tested in public. There is no SCAM verdict: the rules make no finding about intent.
External check
When an outside source has checked the same token, its verdict and score appear beside the reading with a link to its own check, labelled Aligned, Divergent or External unavailable. Aligned means both fall in the same band: real, in between, or LARP. An external check never changes Larpsium's verdict, score or flags. Results are kept for 30 minutes, and a source that fails, times out or asks us to slow down is skipped. LarpCheck mostly covers other chains, so most Elysium coins have no external check.