Launch Radar / Elysium TL
On-chain intelligence, without the guesswork.
Launch Radar turns Elysium testnet activity into readable, evidence-first reports for tokens, wallets, and smart contracts.
01 / Overview
What Launch Radar does
Launch Radar is a read-only due-diligence layer for the Elysium TL testnet. It helps builders, traders, researchers, and community members understand who holds an asset, how wallets are connected, what a contract exposes, and where the available evidence is incomplete.
Token intelligence
Holder concentration, transfers, clusters, deployer signals.
Wallet intelligence
Native balance and discovered ERC-20 holdings.
Contract intelligence
Bytecode, owner controls, pause state, proxy signals.
02 / Scan types
Choose the question first
Token holders
Use a token contract address. Launch Radar replays ERC-20 Transfer events, rebuilds balances, identifies contract-held supply, and highlights concentration and linked-wallet patterns.
Wallet balance
Use an Elysium EOA address. The scanner reads native HYPE balance and discovers non-zero ERC-20 balances from transfer activity in the selected range.
Contract inspection
Use any deployed contract address. The scanner checks deployed bytecode, token-like metadata, owner(), paused(), proxy implementation signals, and other observable risk evidence.
03 / How it works
A transparent scan pipeline
- 01 — Resolve the address. The API validates the Elysium address and determines whether it is a wallet or deployed contract.
- 02 — Read chain data. The server queries the configured RPC for blocks, bytecode, metadata, balances, and event logs.
- 03 — Reconstruct activity. Transfer events are replayed into holder balances, first-seen records, contract-held supply, and wallet relationships.
- 04 — Explain the evidence. Findings are grouped by tone and accompanied by scan block, range, timestamp, and completeness metadata.
04 / Risk model
Signals, not guarantees
Scores summarize observable on-chain patterns. They are not investment advice, an audit, or a promise that an asset is safe. A caution signal can be legitimate administration; an absence of a signal does not prove safety.
05 / API
Build on the score endpoint
The public score route returns a JSON report for an address. It is intended for prototypes and ecosystem tooling while the API surface evolves.
GET /api/v1/score/0x...
{
"score": 72,
"grade": "B",
"target": "token",
"meta": { "name": "...", "symbol": "..." },
"findings": [],
"scannedAt": "..."
}06 / Limitations
Use the evidence responsibly
- Launch Radar currently targets the Elysium TL testnet.
- Historical completeness depends on RPC log availability and the selected From block.
- Contract verification, ABI interpretation, economic value, and off-chain identity are not guaranteed.
- Always review source code, permissions, liquidity, and transaction behavior before interacting with a contract.