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A score covers the code and the tokenomics. Price, liquidity, hashrate and profit are never part of a score.

The number is the position by the code score, best first. On the same code score, the higher risk score ranks higher, then the newer audit. A project with no code score gets no number and sits at the bottom.

The label comes from the lower of the two scores. 8.0 or higher = GOOD, 3.0 to 7.9 = MIXED, 2.9 or lower = PROBLEMS FOUND.

A card whose code is clean keeps the label of the code score: no malware, no key that holds money alone, no honeypot. The other domain is then written as a plain note on the card.

Cards run newest audit first. A COMING SOON card is an audit that exists but is not published yet: only the project name is shown, nothing else from that audit, and there is no link. These cards sit in the Upcoming section, directly below this legend.

Each score is a snapshot at the audit date and the commit on the card. A project can change later, so check for a newer release or a newer audit.

Every file we list was opened during the audit. Nothing here is a guess.

Audits are prepared by the site owner with a self-hosted (local) AI. Not financial, legal, or investment advice. Do your own research.

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The COMING SOON cards are audits that exist but are not published. Nothing about them is public, not even the name: the name, the scores, the findings, the conclusion and the report contents stay out of the build, there is no link, and nothing inside is readable. The full name lives only in the local control file and the draft folder until release.

Amadeus Protocol

Audit date ·

Useful-PoW L1 with Freivalds-sampled work verification and an epoch validator set rebuilt from vault stakes. The money rules are pure integer arithmetic, but 25% of paid emission goes to a single address and the live supply cannot be produced by the audited emission formula.

Audit scoreMIXED
Code7
Tokenomics4
Risk4
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Argonmine

Audit date ·

A Go layer-1 with a clean money path and no premine. The label is PROBLEMS FOUND because of a coinbase accounting bug that left about 330 ARG unminted, service keys held in host environment variables, and a bridge vault whose owner is one project wallet that can pause and hand over without a timelock.

Audit scorePROBLEMS FOUND
Code7.5
Tokenomics8
Risk7.5
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Pactus

Audit date ·

Committee-PoS L1 with the full 42M supply allocated at genesis and a 30% foundation reward share with no end height.

Audit scoreGOOD
Code10
Tokenomics4
Risk4

Tokenomics 4.0 on its own: the foundation takes 30% of each block reward with no end height, over 100 addresses with no custody rule shown.

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Midstate

Audit date ·

Hand-written Rust L1; BLAKE3 sequential-time PoW and post-quantum WOTS+MSS signatures. No premine - the initial coins are burned as an inscription, and the coinbase must equal reward plus fees exactly.

Audit scoreGOOD
Code8.5
Tokenomics10
Risk8.5
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NullNet

Audit date ·

Shielded-only ZK L1 in Rust; issuance is a pure function of height and proven by the binding signature. A 3% premine sits under one key with no timelock or multisig.

Audit scoreMIXED
Code9
Tokenomics7
Risk7
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Parano1d

Audit date ·

Proof-native L1 with fixed emissions and supply recalculated from live state.

Audit scoreMIXED
Code7.5
Tokenomics5
Risk5
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Zycord

Audit date ·

RandomX Go L1; no premine, height-based issuance, and a keyless, time-limited treasury.

Audit scoreGOOD
Code9.5
Tokenomics10
Risk9.5
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