How we review projects

Every listing goes through a source-linked review against six points. A person ticks each check only after reviewing the evidence.

The six checks

1. Official website: the project's own site is linked and uses a secure address.
2. Public team: named people or a verified organisation is publicly identified.
3. Public source code: the project publishes its code, for example on GitHub.
4. Audit link: a third-party security audit is linked and readable.
5. Verified contract: for tokens, the contract is verified on a public block explorer.
6. No return promises: the project's own wording does not promise profits.

What a review is

A source-linked review shows which public sources we checked. It is a review, not an audit, not an endorsement, and not a guarantee that a project is safe.

What a review is not

• Not investment advice.
• Not proof that a project will succeed.
• Not a replacement for your own research.

Corrections

If a review contains an error, email [email protected]. We correct errors and note the date of the change.