Evidence, not opinion
Every label shows the evidence it rests on. If we can’t show it, we don’t claim it.
About SEAL
Every project has one real token.
We make it visible.
SEAL is the authenticity layer for crypto. It finds the token a project actually launched, so the platforms traders use can tell it from its copies before anyone trades.
Elysiumwhere SEAL starts, read block by block from the chain
Two channelsthe project’s own website and X account decide the original
No sign-upSEAL finds every launch itself. Projects never register
Not for saleno label can be bought, and partners get no exceptions
Why SEAL exists
A token can be copied in seconds. Where it came from can’t.
Launching a token takes a name, a ticker, an image and a few seconds. When a project launches, copies follow within minutes, and some arrive before the real token, from wallets that watch for announced names.
The answer is already public. It sits in blocks and wallets, and on the project’s own website and X account. Almost nobody checks it in the minute between seeing a ticker and buying it. Copies are built for that minute.
SEAL does the checking for every project launch, all the time, so knowing which token is real takes a glance instead of an investigation.
Principles
What we hold ourselves to.
A verdict is only worth showing if it can be trusted without trusting us. These are the rules behind every label.
Silence over a guess
When SEAL can’t prove which token is real, it shows nothing. A missed project costs less than a wrong Copy.
Likely is not certain
Where the evidence stops, the label says so. One confirming channel is Likely original, never Original.
Nobody applies, nobody pays
SEAL decides on its own which launches it labels. Nobody registers, and a label is never for sale.
One set of rules
Every label is decided by the published Method. Partners get the same rules as everyone else.
Origin is not endorsement
We say which token a project launched. Whether it is worth buying is the trader’s call.
Where we start
Elysium first.
Elysium opens a new wave of token launches on Hyperliquid, and copies follow every launch that gets attention. SEAL starts there, with every project that launches through its launchpads. HyperEVM and HyperCore come next.
The Method does not depend on any one chain. A new chain adds new data sources, not new rules.
Where SEAL shows up
Built to sit next to every project’s token.
A check belongs where the decision is made. The goal is a SEAL label beside every project’s token on the launchpads, terminals, screeners and wallets traders already use, the way a chart already sits beside every price.
SEAL is built as infrastructure for those platforms: one API, one verdict per token, and a mark their users learn to recognise. Platforms can read how in Showing the SEAL mark.
Building on Elysium?
SEAL is opening to a small number of platforms first.