Does the coin do what it says?
Paste a coin on Elysium or HyperEVM. Minos lists the utility it claims, weighs each claim against the chain, its website, its code and its X profile, and gives a verdict with the evidence for every mark.
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Reading a judgement is always free, and a coin judged in the last 12 hours opens its report at once.
Latest judgement27 hours ago
Elysium meme-style token with a working PFP glow tool; burn and buyback stats are labels only.
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Every coin Minos has judged, newest first.
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Six verdicts, from Tartarus to Elysium.
In the old story, Minos judged the dead and sent each soul where its life had earned: the fields of Elysium, the grey meadows of Asphodel, or down to Tartarus. Minos does the same with a coin's claims. Each claim gets a mark, and the marks set a score from 0 to 999.
The score is arithmetic on the marks, so the same marks always give the same verdict. Claude marks the claims; nobody picks the number.
- IElysiumDoes what it says. 900 and up.
- IIBlessedMostly does what it says. 750 and up.
- IIIAsphodelSome of it works. 585 and up.
- IVLetheA little of it works. 375 and up.
- VStyxMostly promises. 120 and up.
- VITartarusThe claims don't hold up. Below 120.
- —UnjudgedClaims no utility. Nothing to judge.
Verified
The evidence shows it working or true.
Counts in full.
Partly
Some of it is there; some of it isn't, or is smaller than claimed.
Counts 50%.
Unproven
Nothing Minos could read shows it, either way.
Counts 15%.
False
The evidence contradicts it.
Counts nothing.
Core claims weigh 3, features 2, details 1. If no core claim is verified, the score stops at 584. If a core claim is false, it stops at 374. A coin that claims no utility is left unjudged: there is nothing to weigh, and that is not a fail.
What happens in the minute after you paste.
- I
Collect
Minos reads the token's contract and its largest holders on chain, its DEX pools, its website and up to four of its pages, its GitHub, its X profile, and the contract addresses its site cites.
- II
Read
Claude Haiku 5.5 lists the utility the coin claims, quoting its own words and noting where each claim was made. Price talk and slogans aren't claims.
- III
Weigh
Claude Opus 5.5 marks each claim against the evidence and names the facts every mark rests on. A page that only repeats a promise can't verify it.
- IV
Judge
The marks set the score and the verdict. The report lists every claim, its mark, the evidence behind it, the risks checked by rule, and what would raise the verdict.
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Reading every report is free. Connect a wallet and you get 1 new judgement every 24 hours; holding $MINOS raises that and unlocks fresh re-judgements, private reports, a watchlist and an API key. Connecting needs no signature.
See the tiers- IWitness10 judgements a day100k $MINOS
- IIJuror50 judgements a day, fresh re-judgements, private reports1M $MINOS
- IIIJudge200 judgements a day, fresh re-judgements, private reports, watchlist, API key5M $MINOS
$MINOS hasn't launched. The tiers unlock when it does, and its address goes on this page and in the whitepaper. Until then, any token calling itself ours isn't.
Questions
Is Elysium a reason to buy?
No. Minos judges whether a coin's claims are true, not whether its price will rise. A coin in Elysium can still fall to zero, and an unjudged meme can still run.
Why is a meme coin “unjudged”?
It claims no utility, so there is nothing to weigh. Unjudged means the coin is bought for what it is, not for what it does. Tartarus is for coins whose claims don't hold up.
Which chains does it read?
Elysium, Kinetiq's Hyperliquid L2, and HyperEVM. Paste an address and Minos looks on Elysium first.
Can the verdict be wrong?
Yes. Claude can misread a page, and some things can't be checked from the outside. Every mark shows the evidence it rests on, so you can check it yourself. Anyone can ask for a fresh judgement once a report is 12 hours old; Jurors can ask any time.
Can a project game it?
Writing more promises doesn't help: a claim is only verified by evidence other than its own words, like a contract on chain, a working page or real code. Claims with nothing behind them pull the score down.
What doesn't Minos check?
Price and charts, who the team are, X posts beyond the bio, Telegram, and pages that only draw themselves with JavaScript. It reads a contract's on-chain facts; it is not a code audit.