Questions

Why does my coin say "no public story"?

Neither its launch record nor a website gives a description. If the project has a site, send its link with the address and the story will be read from it.

Why is a story UNPROVEN when the site looks fine?

A site answering is one of three checks. It also has to name the checked contract and describe a working product. Most meme coins name no contract on their site, so their story stays unproven: that is not an accusation.

Is LARP an accusation of fraud?

No. It means an observation contradicts the project's own claim, for example its site names a different contract. The report shows exactly which observation.

What is the score out of 100?

An evidence score from a published rule (evidence-score-v1), not a probability: each material claim counts 1 if supported, 0.6 if partly supported, 0.25 if only said, 0 if contradicted; what the coin says it is and its own accounts weigh 1.5, promised mechanics 0.75, the rest 1. Any contradiction caps it at 35, and a coin with no claims scores 25. It describes the story only; the holders flag is separate. The full rule is on the API page.

Can it tell me if a coin will rug?

No. It reads the story and the holders at one block. Nothing it shows is a safety guarantee or financial advice.

Are my tests private?

Tests run on the website are public and appear on the home page. Tests in a private chat with @LarpsiumBot are private until you share them.