These are not risk scores. They describe how far a launch moved, not whether
a token is safe. Authority, holder concentration and exit depth are only available
from a live check.
Questions people ask about S&P500
Is S&P500 a rug pull?
Our ledger does not carry a rug verdict for it. What we record is whether it
graduated from the bonding curve, and s&p500 graduated from the bonding curve, reaching 15.9x its launch market cap. A graduation
record is not a safety endorsement: most tokens that launch do not graduate,
and graduating says nothing about whether holders can exit. Run a
live check for authority, holder concentration and exit depth.
Who created S&P500?
The recorded creator is 4N1Nx28hyk8xcQWDZe2vb8kacnQkwuXePi9JcTS3tPsz. Creator history across launches is a signal we report when we have
observed it, and it is weak evidence on its own.
Does S&P500 have an X account?
No X account is linked to it in our ledger.
What was S&P500 worth at launch?
Our ledger records the launch market cap and the peak it reached
(about $88,737). That is a launch-scale figure, not a
valuation and not a risk rating.
What this page is. It is generated from CoinCheck's own launch ledger (peaks.db), which records the creator, the launch market cap, the peak reached and whether the token graduated from the bonding curve. It is not a live risk scan. Run a live check for that.
What the percentages are. CoinCheck's published 94.6% aggregate is a bonding-curve graduation predictor over 79,519 resolved calls. It is not a rug-detection accuracy rate, and its bullish bucket scores 1%.
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