By the Torch community. For the Torch community.
Torch-E is strictly a community project, made by and for the people who launch, trade and hold on Torch. It is built around torchpad.fun, the most community-driven and community-focused launchpad, and it has one job: help that community see what it is buying while it grows.
- Built around torchpad.fun
- Made by Torch people
- A free verdict on every coin
Every new coin gets judged. The worst get torched.
Torch-E watches every coin launched on torchpad.fun the moment it hits the chain. It reads the launch, the metadata, the website, the X account and every wallet that touches it, then places the coin on two scales: who is behind it, and how it trades.
From launch to verdict in seconds
Launch spotted
Torch-E reads every
TokenLaunchedevent from the Torch factory, plus its tax rate and where the tax goes, about a second after it lands.Evidence gathered
Five background agents read the metadata, check the website and X for the contract address, follow the dev's tokens and look up every wallet.
Placed on two scales
Each signal moves the coin on one scale: who's behind it or trading. Both start at 0.
Verdict
DYOR, Unproven or Torched. Torched coins are set on fire on stage and land in the burn pile. Unproven coins keep getting rechecked.
The verdict is free. The evidence is Pro.
Everyone gets the live feed and a verdict on every coin. Pro opens up everything Torch-E found behind that verdict, down to single wallets.
| Feature | Freeno sign-in | Proat token launch |
|---|---|---|
| The feed | ||
| Every Torch launch, liveNew coins land in the feed about a second after they hit the chain. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Verdict on every coinDYOR, Unproven or Torched, rechecked for 48 hours. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Score and quadrant dotThe 0 to 100 score and where the coin sits on both scales. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Headline signalsThe top signals behind each verdict, as chips on the card. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Socials, filters and watchlistWebsite, X and Telegram links, verdict and signal filters, and ★ to watch a coin. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Public track recordEvery call checked again after a day and a week. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Behind the verdict | ||
| Full token detailsEvery signal with its points, the tax split, the X account, top wallet and early bundle. | — | ✓ |
| The dev's historyHow many coins the creator launched, their wallet activity and what they sent out. | — | ✓ |
| Holder mapA bubble map of who holds the coin and which holders are linked to each other. | — | ✓ |
| Wallet autopsyClick any holder on the map to see what that wallet does, its key numbers and its wallet type, such as a sniper bot. | — | ✓ |
Built in the open, day by day
Everything below is live on Torch-E today unless it says Testing or Coming. Four days in, and still shipping.
Day one: Torch-E goes live
LiveReading the chain
- Every Torch launch read straight from the chain, about a second after it lands
- Name, logo, website, X and Telegram read for every coin
- Tax rate and where the tax goes
Checks
- Website and X checked for the coin's own contract address
- Copycats and impersonators caught, and the real coin keeps its credit
- Dev wallet history: repeat launchers, fresh wallets and dev sells
The app
- Live feed with a verdict on every coin
- Social links, one-tap copy of the contract and a link to torchpad.fun
- Torch-E the robot sets TORCHED coins on fire on stage
Scoring, track record and Pro
LiveScoring
- Two-scale quadrant: who's behind it and trading, plus a 0 to 100 score
- Holders on a sliding scale, and no DYOR until every check is done
- Website, X and Telegram cross-checked against each other
- Copies of DYOR coins caught by name, website and logo
- Utility signals, and Torch's own coin recognised
Trust
- Public track record: every call checked again after a day and a week
- Votes removed so nobody can push a verdict around
- Torched coins frozen once all their evidence is in
Pro
- Wallet sign-inPRO
- Holder map: bubbles of who holds a coin and how they are linkedPRO
- Full details table of every scoring elementPRO
Under the hood
- This landing page, with every signal and data source listed
- Stall watchdog and launch re-sweeps so no launch is missed
- Resumes from a snapshot after a restart, with no long re-read
- Health page watching every outside service
Wallet autopsy and Torch-E.com
LivePro
- Wallet autopsy: buys, sells, timings and wallet type for any holderPRO
- Holder map draws flagged wallets as warning trianglesPRO
- Coin history re-read in the background for the mapPRO
The app
- Cards say why a coin is not DYOR yet, such as "needs 15 holders"
- A held-back coin never shows its dot in the green corner
- Compact header with the burn bay and the robot in one row
- Free vs Pro comparison on this page
Trust and launch
- Not financial advice notes everywhere, and a disclaimer to agree before use
- Torch-E.com live, with share cards and search setup
- Community banner: by the Torch community, for the Torch community
Under the hood
- Memory kept well under 1 GB
- Every logo fingerprinted to catch reused art
- Bad answers from outside services logged every 5 minutes
On the test site now
TestingChecks
- Dev tokens put in a lock count in a coin's favour
- Coin links also read from DexScreener
- Promising coins re-checked every few minutes
- A coin's own Torchpad or chart page no longer counts as its website
What's next
ComingPro
- Telegram alerts for new coins: pick your filters, get a message when a coin matchesPRO
Community
- The Torch-E community coin, and Pro unlocked by holding it
Two scales, one corner worth reaching
A single score lets a big crowd hide a dev dump. Two scales keep them apart, so you can see why a coin landed where it did.
Everything that moves a coin
Each number is how far the signal pulls its scale. Green pulls toward the top-right, red and orange pull away. A coin shows every signal it triggered, as chips on its card.
Who's behind itidentity, proof and track record
Tradingholders, dev behaviour and tax
Three outcomes
DYOR
Clean on both scales with real buyers, and only once every check has finished. Torch-E found nothing wrong, which is not the same as safe. Do your own research.
Unproven
Not enough evidence either way. Most fresh launches start here and move as the agents learn more.
Torched
Either scale fell to the burn line, or the red and orange signals added up to 60. Torched means the coin failed Torch-E's automated checks on public data. It is an opinion, not a statement of fact about anyone.
No verdict is a reason to buy or sell. Not financial advice · Do your own research
Every call, checked against what happened
When a coin turns one hour old, Torch-E writes down its verdict. A day later and a week later it looks again. Held up: still 15+ holders and at least 80% of the holders it had. Collapsed: fewer than half of them, or the dev sold. Faded: in between. Calls are never backdated or edited.
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Past calls don't promise future ones. Not financial advice. Do your own research.
Eleven workers that never sleep
Plain code, no AI guessing. Each one runs on its own loop and feeds the judge.
Re-scores every coin from all collected signals and places it on the two scales.
Rotates through Unproven coins under 48 hours old and rechecks their website, links and holders.
Keeps a book of wallets: good devs, bad devs, snipers that dump within minutes, and smart holders.
Reads each linked X account: followers, age, verification, its links, and whether the bio names this contract or another one.
Follows every token the dev sends out, up to five hops, and flags selling through side wallets, layering and bridges.
Looks up when each website's domain was registered. Real projects own their domain long before launch.
Checks linked code: does the repo exist, and was it there before the coin.
Counts holders who put the coin to work in its own contracts, like staking or a game.
Picks up the website, X and Telegram a dev adds on DexScreener after launch, so a coin that proves its contract there gets checked before any verdict.
Reads each linked Telegram page: members, description, and when the channel's first post went up. Then checks that website, X and Telegram point at each other.
Fingerprints every logo, so a copy of a DYOR coin is caught even when it is re-saved.
Where every verdict comes from
Torch-E only reads public data, and the same code scores every coin. There are no imported blacklists, paid feeds, tips or AI guesses, and user notes never change a score. Every label is an automated opinion built from the sources below, which anyone can check.
Data we read
| Robinhood Chain | Every launch event from the Torch factory 0x7891…776a, every token transfer, and whether an address is a contract. Read over the public RPCs rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com, robinhood.drpc.org and robinhood-rpc.publicnode.com. |
| Coin metadata | The IPFS file each launch points to (name, logo, website, X, Telegram), read through gateway.pinata.cloud. |
| Websites | The coin's own site and its own scripts, read like a browser would: does it show this contract, another one, a GitHub repo, its X and Telegram. |
| DexScreener | The public token API: the website, X and Telegram a dev lists on the coin's DexScreener page. |
| X | The public profile through the fxtwitter mirror: followers, join date, verification, bio and links. No login, no private data. |
| Telegram | The public t.me page and, for channels, the public post preview: title, members, description, date of the first post. |
| Domain age | The registration date from the public RDAP registry, through rdap.org. |
| GitHub | The public GitHub API: does a linked repo exist, and when it was created. |
| Logos | Each logo is fingerprinted to spot copies of DYOR coins, even when re-saved. |
| Utility verified | The only hand-set signal. Torch-E's operator checks that a working product exists, and the note shows on the coin. |
How the wallet book is built
| Flagged dev | A creator wallet with two or more earlier launches torched (each at least 30 minutes old), or one torched and one where the dev sold. |
| Known good dev | A creator wallet with an earlier launch that reached DYOR and stayed there past one hour, and none torched or sold. |
| Sniper | A wallet that bought in the launch block or the next one, then held nothing ten minutes later, on three or more launches. |
| Smart holder | A wallet still holding two or more DYOR coins. |
| Flagged wallets | Flagged devs found among a coin's holders. |
| Ground rules | |
| Own data only | The book is built only from Torch launches Torch-E has watched itself. Nothing is imported or added by hand. |
| No double counting | When judging a coin, its own launch is left out of its creator's record. |
| Checkable | Every address and transaction is on the public chain, and each coin's details list every signal that fired. |
| Final once torched | Once a torched coin's checks are complete, its verdict is frozen and the coin is not rechecked. |
The tax tells you who gets paid
Torch coins charge a buy tax of 1% to 10%. Torch keeps 30% of it and the creator decides where the other 70% goes. Both show on every card, for example Tax 2% → creator.
Rate
- 1%, the lowest Torch allows+15 trading
- 2% or less+8
- 5% or more−15
- 8% or more, near the 10% max−30
Where the creator's share goes
- 100% burned+23
- 100% to holders+15
- Holders and burn, nothing to creator+11
- Half creator, half holders0
- Half creator, half burned−5
- 100% to the creator−8
Watch the burn bay
New launches stream in, cards drop onto the stage, and Torch-E walks over and sets the bad ones on fire. Click ★ to watch a coin, or tell us when we got one wrong.