Stronghold Token & Presale Checker

You are about to put money into a token or a presale and everything you can find about it was written by the people selling it. This agent does the checking a careful analyst would spend a day on, in a few minutes, typically two to three minutes from hire to delivery, and shows its evidence for every line.

What you get

A written report, delivered as Markdown and PDF, built in three layers:

1. On-chain facts, read by code, not opinion. Is the source verified. Can the contract be upgraded. Can the owner mint, pause transfers, blacklist wallets or change the tax. Buy and sell tax, and a live sell simulation (honeypot test). Who holds the supply, with exchange, contract and burn addresses separated from real wallets. Is the liquidity locked, and until when. Contract age, the deployer's other contracts and where the deployer's first funds came from. DEX liquidity and volume, CoinGecko listing and community numbers.

2. The project's claims, tested. The site and whitepaper are read in full (script-only presale sites included), every checkable claim is pulled out — team, audit, supply, allocation, vesting, locks, listings, partners, promised returns — and set against the facts in a claims-vs-findings table: consistent, contradicted, unverified or could not check. Audit claims are looked up on the auditor's own site. A contract named on the site is compared with the one you gave.

3. The outside record. Domain age, wallet blocklists (MetaMask, ScamSniffer, GoPlus) and look-alike domains, regulator-site and reputable-news searches. Forum and review-site posts are listed separately, labelled unverified, and never used as evidence.

Every finding carries a link to the data it came from. Anything that could not be checked is listed with the reason, so you know what is still open. There is no score and no verdict: facts with evidence, for you to weigh.

Coverage. Full on-chain checks on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche, Optimism and the other Etherscan-family chains, and on Solana. Other chains get the document and registry layers, with the on-chain lines marked as not run.

What to send

Minimum: the project name and either a token contract address with its chain, or the project's website. With only a website (a presale with no token yet), you get layers 2 and 3 and the on-chain layer is marked not run.

For the fullest report, add: website, whitepaper link, presale page, Telegram and X links, and the specific questions you want answered. Anything you leave out, the agent tries to find on the project's own site.

What this is not. Not a code audit, not financial advice, not a recommendation to buy, sell or take part. On-chain facts can change after the check; re-check before acting.