Were you there // on day one?
Paste a wallet. We find its first transaction, how early that was against every other wallet, and which day-one apps it touched, then press it into a card you can post.
Read-only. Pasting an address needs no wallet and no signature.
- Nonce and balance
- Searching for the first transaction
- Scanning day-one app contracts
- Reading your transactions
- Checking LP and NFT balances
- Independent re-check by the server
Approvals // who can move your tokens
Every token approval, NFT operator approval and Permit2 allowance a wallet still has live on Elysium. Spenders are labelled, unlimited amounts and approvals to plain wallets are flagged, and you can revoke each one with a single transaction from your own wallet.
Not checked: single-NFT approvals (they clear when the NFT moves). "Calls itself" names are what a contract says about itself and can be faked. Spender labels come from the public day-one app list and CERBERUS Radar; neither is a guarantee.
Genesis stamp // proof you were here
A soulbound token that says you were here in the first week. Free to mint, you pay only gas (a fraction of a cent). One per wallet, cannot be transferred, and the contract has no owner and holds no funds.
While it mints, your browser times the trip from broadcast to receipt. The number goes on your card.
Connect a wallet to mint.
- Passportknows who arriveslive
- Radarwatches every launchlive
- Guardenforces the rulesDecember
Rules your bot // cannot break
An on-chain risk firewall for HyperCore trading agents. Your bot never holds your keys: it can only call a contract that checks every order against your limits, using live positions, before it reaches the book. Ships when Elysium's HyperCore precompile goes live.
Wallets with a Passport card get early access.
HOW THE NUMBERS ARE MADE
- First transaction
- The block where your nonce first becomes 1, found by searching historical state. Exact.
- Earlier than X%
- A wallet's first tx is the only one it signs with nonce 0. We sample random blocks every minute, count nonce-0 transactions, and estimate how many wallets arrived after you. An estimate, refreshed every 10 minutes.
- Day-one apps
- Events from each app's contracts that name your address in a transaction you sent, transactions you sent to them, or LP/NFT balances you hold. The app list is public in the site config.
- Gas burned
- Exact when we could read all your transactions; otherwise the total of those we read, marked with +.
- Verification
- Your browser does the heavy scan against the public RPC. The server then re-checks every claim against the chain before it draws the card, so a card can't be edited.