Token Research Checklist

Project Fundamentals

Can you explain what the project does and why it needs to exist?

0/4

The project's purpose is clearly explained.You can summarize what it does in one or two sentences after reading official material.
A credible use case or product is described.Look for a working product, demo, or specific problem — not only general promises.
The roadmap is understandable.Milestones are specific and past milestones can be compared with what was delivered.
Official information is accessible.Documentation, website, and announcements are easy to find and consistent with each other.

Is the token supply and its distribution transparent?

0/4

Total supply is disclosed.The maximum supply and any minting or inflation rules are stated.
Allocation details are available.Shares for team, investors, treasury, community, and liquidity are listed.
Vesting schedules are explained.Cliffs, durations, and release frequency are documented for each allocation.
Circulating supply and unlocks are understandable.You can estimate how much supply is circulating now and how much unlocks soon.

Can the people and their claims be checked?

0/4

Team information is available where relevant.Anonymous teams are not automatically a problem, but accountability should be considered.
Official communication channels are identifiable.Official accounts are linked from one another and from the main website.
Project updates are consistent.Updates are regular and match visible progress.
Claims can be independently verified.Partnerships, listings, and metrics can be confirmed from the other party or public data.

Are contract details and risks openly documented?

0/4

Contract information is available where applicable.Official contract addresses are published and source code is verified on a block explorer.
Audit claims can be independently verified.The report is available from the auditor directly and covers the deployed contracts.
Administrative privileges are documented.Owner powers such as minting, pausing, upgrading, or fee changes are explained.
Potential risks are disclosed.The project acknowledges technical, market, and regulatory risks.