The signal layer for everything onchain.

Every airdrop, mint, launch and memecoin, measured against the same evidence.

Built on the whole of Web3

Every chain we can read, in one book

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What this is

Everything onchain leaves a trace. Almost nobody reads them in time.

AlphaVerse reads the chain as things happen, scores what it finds against the same evidence every time, and shows you the working. Then it puts the whole book inside a place you can walk around.

Read Contracts, deployers, funding and wallets, taken off the chain rather than out of a feed.
Scored 5,287 projects, each one carrying the evidence it was scored on and a record of what moved.
Walked The same research inside a 3D hub with voice, rooms, and a character tied to your account.

What it finds

Four kinds of opportunity. Four different clocks.

Most tools pick one and treat the rest the same way. A farming campaign rewards months of patience. A mint window is decided in seconds. AlphaVerse is built around that difference.

01 Airdrops

Eligibility rules, farming progress and announced dates, tracked per wallet. The value is knowing which campaigns are still worth the time and which have already been decided.

02 NFTs

We read mints straight off the chain, so you can see what is minting and who is minting it while it happens. A collection turns up here on its first mint, usually before the project has said anything, and every wallet buying in arrives with its own history attached. That is how you get in early: not by hearing about it, by watching it.

03 Early launches

Who deployed it, who funded it, and whether the wallets buying in have ever been early to anything before.

04 Memecoins

Deployer history and holder quality, because on this clock the only durable signal is who is standing behind it.

What it knows

Every score shows its working.

A number nobody can argue with is a number nobody should trust. AlphaVerse publishes the evidence behind every rank: the funding, the deployer, the wallet quality, and what changed since you last looked.

114 of 5,287 scored projects sit above 60. Finding them is the whole job.

Score distribution, all 5,287

20 to 24196
25 to 29896
30 to 34537
35 to 391,257
40 to 44979
45 to 49624
50 to 54432
55 to 59252
60 to 64102
65 to 6912
LIVE SIGNAL BOARD RANKED BY CONVICTION, NOT RECENCY
ProjectClassScore BackingDeployerWindowChange
MonadAirdrop91 $244Mknown · 7 priorTGE unannounced +4
EclipseAirdrop84 $65Mknown · 3 priorsnapshot passed 0
Sherwood OutlawsMint77 Nonenew · 0 priorpublic in 3h +11
BerachainAirdrop73 $142Mknown · 5 priorfarming open −2
Blokyz PunksMint58 Nonenew · 0 prioropen now 0

Illustrative rows in the live layout. Scores move on evidence, and the board records what moved and when, so a rank can be argued with rather than taken on faith.

What it does

Reading it is half. The other half is being there.

AlphaVerse executes onchain from the same place it does the research. The mint path is built from the contract itself, priced before it opens, and it refuses rather than guesses when something does not add up.

Broadcast to chain1,110 ms
Stages read fromthe contract
Signing keyderived, never stored
Cost knownbefore arming
Cross-checked bytwo libraries
On disagreementnothing arms

A refusal is a result.

A bot that mints whatever it is pointed at is a liability. This one reconstructs the transaction from the contract, checks the allowlist, prices the gas, and says plainly when it cannot act, and which one it is: the stage signed by someone else's server, the wallet that is short, the claim the chain does not support.

Every arming records what it intended to do before it does it, so the account of what happened is written before the outcome is known.

What nobody else does

Ten thousand wallets, or one person with ten thousand hands.

Every collection has buyers and some of those buyers are the same person over and over. A bubble chart shows you that as a tangle you have to learn to read. We show it as a crowd. Wallets funded from the same place wear the same colours, wallets that bought in the same block walk in step, and you can go up to any of them and read its history out loud.

Players call the clusters before anybody knows the answer, and the chain settles the call later when those wallets sell into the same block. Everything that comes out of it is published free.

Force graph The crowd Ten wallets. Now imagine ten thousand. Same colour is same funding source. Even spacing is same block.
Both pictures hold the same information. Only one of them tells you the answer before you have learned to read it.

What is inside

Five parts, one book.

Alpha

What is about to happen, and how long you have.

The book5,287 projects scored, each with the evidence it was scored on.
Early arrivalsCollections caught on their first mint, before the announcement.
Mint calendarWindows, stages and caps, read out of the contract.
Farming progressPer wallet, against the rules a campaign actually published.

Intelligence

Who is behind it, and what they have done before.

AI analysisA written read on every project in the book.
Investors and raisesWho funded it, and what else they have funded.
Smart moneyWallets that have been early before, and what they are touching now.
NewsThe feed, cut down to the projects you follow.

Onchain

What the chain says, without a vendor in between.

Deployer historyEvery contract an address has shipped, and how those went.
Wallet and portfolioWhat an address holds, and how it came to hold it.
Wash and exitsTrades that go in a circle, and who left first.
Chain pulseWhat is moving right now.

Execution

Being there in the seconds that decide it.

The minting botStages from the contract, allowlists per wallet, gas chosen before arming.
Sealed walletsKeys derived from a signature you sign, never written down.

The world

Where all of it actually sits.

The hubA walkable 3D space with the board standing in it.
RoomsVoice and text beside the data, rentable and encrypted.
Your characterTied to your account rather than to a session.
CommunityArt, folders, and the people who made them.

The world

And it is a place, not a dashboard.

Alpha travels through people before it reaches a feed. AlphaVerse puts the research inside a world you walk around. Rooms you can speak in, districts that projects run themselves, and a character that belongs to your account.

01The hub

Where you arrive. The board, the movers, and whoever else is online, standing in it.

02Rooms

Voice and text in the same space as the data. Rentable and encrypted when a group wants privacy.

03Districts

A project takes a plot and builds its own quarter, with its own doors and its own people.

04Your floor

A private space above the street, reached by the glass elevators, holding what you own.

For projects

Your quarter is already standing. Come and claim it.

Every project in the book already has a plot in the world, put together from what we know about you. Claiming it means proving you are you, then running the space yourself: a hall, a stage where an AMA audience physically stands in front of you, a board for announcements, and rooms in the languages your community actually speaks.

If you are planning a distribution, we will also tell you how many of your claimants are one person, before you send anything.

Why this one

A number you cannot argue with is a number you should not trust.

Everything here carries its working. A rank shows the funding, the deployer and the wallet quality it came from. A cluster shows you the wallets and lets you walk up to any one of them. The record puts the calls we got wrong next to the ones we got right, with the timestamps we cannot edit afterwards.

Roadmap

Built, building, next.

AlphaVerse has been running privately since August 2026. The engine and the execution path are live and proven. The world and the public launch are the work in front of us.

Shipped
The signal engine
5,287 projects scored against funding, deployer history and wallet quality. Score movement recorded, so a rank can be audited.
Shipped
Onchain execution
Mint stages read from the contract, allowlists checked per wallet, transactions broadcast in about a second. Proven on live drops.
Shipped
The world and the comms layer
A walkable 3D hub with voice and text, presence, and a character tied to your account. Private beta, invite only.
Building
The crowd, and the open cluster data
Wallets funded from the same place, and wallets that moved in the same block, grouped and handed back for any collection. Everything that comes out of it is published free.
Building
AlphaVerse inside Farcaster
Three small apps that each answer one question without making you leave the feed.
Next
Open registration and the documentation
Anyone can sign up, and the documentation sets out how a score is built and what the network is for.
Next
Project run districts
Teams claim a quarter, run their own space, and bring their community into it. The reason the world exists.
Next
The open data API
Signal available to other builders, so the scoring is useful outside the product that produced it.

Access

You have seen the world. Come in and read the book.

AlphaVerse is invite only while it is being finished. Tell us what you trade and how you find it now. We are opening slowly, and reading everything.

No perpetuals, no prediction markets, no gambling. That is permanent, and it is written into what the product is rather than into a plan we might revisit.