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TEKorLARP

Independent audits for pump.fun tek.

Paste a contract address. We load the project's website in a real browser, press its buttons, and check the domain, the GitHub, the X account and the dev's launch history. Every point in the score is explained. Verdict: REAL TEK, SLOP or LARP.

About 30 seconds. No wallet, no login, no AI. Try or .

  1. 01
    Load the site in a real browserHeadless Chrome opens the project's website and records errors and failed requests.
  2. 02
    Press every buttonUp to 12 controls, one by one. Anything that does nothing is screenshotted.
  3. 03
    Check the receiptsDomain age, GitHub activity, the X account and the dev's launch history.
  4. 04
    Score it, 0 to 100REAL TEK needs proof. Every point is listed on the report.

Recent audits160 coins on file · 207 audits today

REALEST TEKthis week, by score

  1. 01 $PQC pqc.marketPressed 11 buttons. Every one did something. Somebody actually built this. REAL TEK100/100$1.7M
  2. 02 $1DEV 1DEV1,321 commits on GitHub. That's not a larp, that's a job. REAL TEK100/100$371K
  3. 03 $BUNKER Bunker Mode78 commits on GitHub. That's not a larp, that's a job. REAL TEK100/100$96K
  4. 04 $SHOUT SHOUTPressed 12 buttons. Every one did something. Somebody actually built this. REAL TEK100/100$30K
  5. 05 $Vampify Vampify Pad - Vampify.funPressed 11 buttons. Every one did something. Somebody actually built this. REAL TEK90/100$15K
  6. 06 $qOMPUTE qOMPUTEPressed 11 buttons. Every one did something. Somebody actually built this. REAL TEK88/100$4M
  7. 07 $QUBIT QUBITPressed 12 buttons. Every one did something. Somebody actually built this. REAL TEK88/100$287K
  8. 08 $PATCH PatchPressed 11 buttons. Every one did something. Somebody actually built this. REAL TEK84/100$75K

BIGGEST LARPSthis week: most money on the least tek

  1. 01 $USDF United States Dividend FundThe site shows a different CA. Whose tek is this? LARP15/100$454M
  2. 02 $WSOS WSOSThe X account is suspended. The tek is pending appeal. LARP44/100$264M
  3. 03 $WOTF World Oil Trust Fund🔥No website. The tek lives in the replies. LARP13/100$36M
  4. 04 $USDF United States Dividend FundThe site shows a different CA. Whose tek is this? LARP25/100$26M
  5. 05 $DOTF Digital Oil Trust FundNo website. The tek lives in the replies. LARP13/100$12M
  6. 06 $USWR United States Water ReserveThe site is down. The chart is not. LARP19/100$13M
  7. 07 $XDC NET XDC NETWORKThe website is xinfin.org. Nothing on it mentions this coin. LARP21/100$13M
  8. 08 $D O T DOTFThe site shows a different CA. Whose tek is this? LARP25/100$12M

HOW WE TESTstandard operating procedure, no AI involved

  1. Coin file. Name, links, creator and market data from pump.fun's API, with DexScreener as backup.
  2. The website, in a real browser. Headless Chrome loads it, takes the mugshot, logs errors, failed requests and page weight, then presses up to 12 buttons one by one and watches: did the page change, navigate, open a modal, send a request, ask a wallet? If nothing happened, that's a dead button, photographed.
  3. Fingerprints. Lovable, v0, bolt.new and friends; leftover template titles; placeholder filler text; “launching later” notices; round-number stats on a day-old coin; whether the site shows this CA or a different one.
  4. Domain. Registration date from RDAP, compared with the coin's birth. Free subdomains (vercel.app, lovable.app…) are their own category.
  5. Code, X, dev. GitHub repo age and commits; X account age, followers and whether it matches; how many coins this dev wallet launched, and how many this week.
  6. Verdict. Every finding adds or removes points, shown on the score sheet. Start at 50. 65+ is REAL TEK, but only with proof: code with real commits that is tied to this coin (not just named like it), a product that answered, a wallet button that works, docs that load, buttons that lead into an app, or a page that runs a real app (its own API, a live connection, a game engine). Below that, whichever kind of real problem cost more points names it: missing or borrowed tek is LARP, broken tek is SLOP (what every new coin has, like a fresh domain or a new X account, costs points but never picks the label). Verdicts are cached for 30 minutes.

Automated measurements of public pages and public APIs, at the time of the audit. Not financial advice, not an accusation of anything: just what happened when we clicked.