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Where Ocellus is going

Five stages. The first two are live and you are using them. The rest are plans, not promises: there are no dates, and nothing here is a statement about the OCELLUS token.

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Stages
2 of 5
live now
Shipped so far
20
6 still to come
Stages planned
3

  1. Stage 1Live now

    Investigate any token

    Paste an address and get an evidence-linked report. This is the public beta you are using.

    Live today

    • Holders, funding routes, trading history and the project’s public claims, each tied to the records behind it
    • A risk level with the findings behind it: minting, contract owner, liquidity, concentration, linked wallets, split wallets, whether holders can sell
    • One-step Quick Scan, free, on Robinhood Chain and Solana
    • A trading chart with candles, the findings pinned on it, and Lite and Pro views of every report
    • Bundled buying, buys made through contracts at launch, a memory of the wallets found in buy groups, and named wallets (KOLs, funds, teams)
    • Smart wallets, whales and patient wallets, from Ocellus’s own trading records
    • Holder credits for OCELLUS, valued on the curve and after graduation
    • AI review in full investigations: each specialist’s findings written and challenged by a model
    • The project’s website read on every scan: whether it is served over HTTPS, whether the homepage shows the contract address at all, whether there is any content or only JavaScript, and every link it offers (docs, audit, GitHub, Telegram, Discord, legal, tokenomics)
    • The domain looked up in the registry: when it was registered, by which registrar, whether the details are hidden, and whether it is a free subdomain rather than a domain the project owns
    • The order of events, which is often the whole story: a domain registered after the token launched, a pair created before the first trade, a site younger than the coin
    • What the project claims about itself, taken from the homepage, up to three linked docs pages and the launchpad profile, then checked against the chain where a claim can be checked at all
    • What kind of project it says it is, worked out from the site and the launchpad rather than asserted

    Still to come in this stage

    • Reading the project’s X account
    • Buying credits

  2. Stage 2Live now

    The screener

    Every scanned token in one list, as facts you can filter, kept current without anyone asking.

    Live today

    • The screener: every scanned token with its level, holders, liquidity, how far the price would fall if the top ten sold, and live market figures
    • Every launch on Robinhood Chain watched from its first block, scanned once it raises real money
    • Every token scanned again every six hours, and its largest wallets checked every two minutes
    • A page per token with what changed between its scans, and a page per wallet
    • Alerts within minutes when a followed token’s creator or largest wallets sell, or its liquidity moves
    • The sale tried rather than inferred: Ocellus buys the token and sells it straight back in a simulation on the current block, so a token nobody has sold yet can still be answered for, and the screener says what a round trip costs
    • Two paper accounts trading the published rules against the same screener, one obeying every check and one ignoring most of them, with every buy, sale and refusal on the record

    Still to come in this stage

    • Following wallets on Solana
    • The two-minute check on Solana
    • Saved views
    • The measured sale on pools priced in a tokenized equity, which no route reaches yet

  3. Stage 3Planned

    Who is behind it, off the chain

    The chain says what a token did. It cannot say whether anyone is really behind it. The website and domain are already read on every scan; the accounts a project points at are the part still missing, and they are where most of the lying happens.

    Needs first: An X API key. The reading is built and runs on Standard and Expanded investigations; without a key it reports that it could not run, which is why it is listed here rather than above.

    Live today

    • The website and its links, read on every scan
    • The domain’s registry record, and how its age compares with the launch
    • Claims taken from the site and checked against the chain where they can be

    Still to come in this stage

    • The project’s X account read in full: when it was created, how many follow it, whether it is older or younger than the token, and whether the site it links back to is the same one the token points at
    • An account that was renamed, or made days before the launch, or has more posts than followers, said plainly rather than left for you to notice
    • The Telegram and Discord invites actually opened, to see whether they resolve at all and how many people are in them, because a dead invite on a live site is a finding
    • A linked GitHub checked for whether it exists and has ever been committed to
    • An audit link followed to see whether it points at an audit or at a page that merely says the word
    • Every one of these tied to the record it came from, like everything else, and every check that could not run saying so instead of passing quietly

  4. Stage 4Planned

    BNB Chain

    The same scan, screener and checks for tokens on BNB Chain: the largest launchpad market outside Solana, and the one people ask for most.

    Needs first: A paid RPC for BNB Chain and a week of scans to calibrate the levels against outcomes.

    What it will bring

    • Quick Scan of any BNB Chain token: holders, linked wallets, liquidity, can holders sell
    • The launchpads read from their contracts, the way Pons is read on Robinhood Chain
    • New launches watched and scanned as they raise money, so the screener covers them from the first hours
    • Then Base

  5. Stage 5Planned

    Listings that check themselves

    The levels are checked against what happened to each token afterwards, and the checks are tuned by that record, in the open.

    Needs first: A few weeks of outcomes, and the paper accounts running long enough to mean something.

    Live today

    • Every scan’s price recorded at 1 hour, 6 hours, a day and a week after it

    Still to come in this stage

    • A public track record: what each level did next, updated daily
    • Weights tuned against that record, with the change published
    • Where the automated review cannot tell, a person looks