How we list presales

Checks before a listing goes live

• Contract address. The sale contract is published and matches the address the project announces on its own channels.
• Raise tracking. Contributions are observable on chain, so the total raised is read from the chain rather than from a screenshot.
• Token and supply. Total supply, allocation and vesting are published, and the numbers add up.
• Liquidity plan. Where liquidity comes from after the sale, and whether it is locked.
• Team. A named team, or an explicit statement that it is anonymous. We do not pretend an anonymous project is doxxed.
• Audit. A contract audit is reported as it is: provider, date, scope. "Audited" never means "safe".

Badges

• On-chain verified — we read the contract ourselves and the raise matches the published address.
• Audited — a named audit covers the sale contract.
• KYC — the project says its team completed identity checks with the named provider. We report the claim and who made it.
• Sponsored — the project paid for placement. It does not imply any of the badges above.

What gets a listing removed

• A contract address that changes, or a sale wallet that redirects elsewhere.
• Statements that contradict the on-chain data, including invented raise totals.
• Promises of guaranteed returns, or targeting people who cannot legally participate.
• A credible report of fraud, followed by a failure to answer it.

Who can see presales

Listings are public. They are not available where local law prohibits promoting token sales, and they are not directed at anyone under 18. Every listing carries a risk warning: presales can and do lose all of their value, and a listing is not a recommendation.

How to apply

Write to hello@coinpredict.net with the contract address, the sale page and the documents behind each claim. Paying for a listing never skips a check.