Cerberus

How Cerberus grades a launch

Every token launched on Volta gets three checks, one per head. Each head is graded Green Yellow or Red, and the overall grade is the worst of the three. Everything comes straight from the chain: Volta's contracts on Elysium. No one can pay for a better grade.

Head 1 · The Launch

Were the settings fair?

Read from the PoolCreated event Volta emits when a token launches. These settings can never change.

CheckGreenYellowRed
TickerNo one else used it firstAnother creator launched the same ticker earlier–
Dev buy≤ 2% of supply2–5%> 5%
Fee splitSome fees burn or go to holders100% to the creator–
Swap feeUnder 5%5% (the maximum)–
Anti-snipeOnShown for information only–

Head 2 · The Holders

Who owns it?

Built from every token transfer since launch. The pool, Volta's contracts and the token's treasury are not counted as holders.

CheckGreenYellowRed
Top 10 wallets≤ 25% of supply25–40%> 40%
Dev wallet< 50% of the dev buy out on net (sold or moved, minus anything bought back later)50–90%≥ 90% (dev buys under 0.5% are ignored)
Early snipersThe 10 biggest wallets that bought in the first 2 minutes hold ≤ 10%10–20%> 20%

Head 3 · The Money

Where is it flowing?

Built from every swap in the pool, plus Volta's buyback-and-burn and holder-reward payouts.

CheckGreenYellowRed
Sell pressure (24h)Sell volume ≤ 2× buy volume2–4×, or under 0.5 HYPE traded> 4×
Burns and rewardsFees are burning or paying holdersShown for information only–

What a grade is not

  • Not a guarantee. A green grade means none of these checks found a problem, not that the token is safe.
  • Not an accusation. A red flag is a fact about the chain data, not a claim that anyone is running a scam.
  • Not financial advice. Grades update as the chain changes. Always do your own research.