Serial deployers rotate addresses. VOUCH maps the cluster behind a contract, scores it against what the rest of the chain actually does, and shows the evidence for every link.
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Most scanners have two settings: fine and scam. That guarantees a fresh wallet looks safe on its first launch, which is precisely when it isn't.
Fewer than five launches. Not a warning and not a clearance. There is simply nothing here to judge yet.
Earned, not defaulted into. Requires positive evidence across a real sample.
One confirmed signal, or a cluster tie strong enough to matter but not to conclude.
Repetition across a cluster, not a single bad launch. The bar is deliberately high.
Pons locks liquidity permanently at graduation, so creators cannot pull it. Anyone selling you a "liquidity pulled" metric on this chain has not read the contracts. These are the vectors that exist.
Where proceeds end up. Deployers rotate launch wallets constantly and almost never rotate the address the money lands in.
Pons pays 70% of trade fees to the creator. That destination is set once and forgotten across dozens of launches.
Buying your own launch at block zero and selling into the buyers who followed. Timestamped against the launch block.
Wallets funded in the same block, or minutes apart, from a source that funds few others.
Launches left inside an hour. Common enough across the chain that it only carries weight in volume.
Bridges and exchange hot wallets fund thousands of unrelated people. Corroborating only. Never a link on its own.
A tool that flags everyone is as useless as one that flags nobody. Three rules do most of the work of keeping honest deployers off the wall.
Most launches die everywhere, on every chain. Three graduations from thirty-four is near normal, not damning. Graduation is scored as deviation from the cohort median, so ordinary outcomes read as ordinary.
Any address funding more than roughly fifty distinct wallets is dropped from the cluster graph entirely. Without that rule, one bridge merges half the chain into a single imaginary person.
Under five launches there is no pattern, only noise. Those wallets return no record, which is an honest answer rather than a flattering one.
Every link carries the specific finding that produced it and a confidence score. A 96% sweep tie and a 58% funding coincidence are different claims, and the record says which one you're reading.
Anyone can look up any deployer, forever, without a wallet. Charging people to find out they are about to be robbed would defeat the point of building it.
Any contract, full deployer record, cluster map, and the evidence behind every link. No wallet connection, no signup, no rate limit worth mentioning.
Live alerts the moment a watchlisted deployer or anything in their cluster touches the launch factory.
The raw feed and the scoring API behind it, plus your own calls timestamped on the public record.
Every alert sent is paid in VOUCH and destroyed on delivery. Supply falls as a direct function of how much the terminal actually gets used, and only then. A burn with no usage behind it is just a smaller pile of nothing.