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Beyond Mooner Trust Platform

Trust Methodology

Beyond Mooner is a transparency platform. We show reviewed evidence, submitted evidence, and missing information. We do not provide investment advice, automated trust scores, or guarantees that a token is safe, legitimate, profitable, or suitable for any user.

Core Rules

Evidence first

Trust statements are generated only from evidence records marked verified by Beyond Mooner review.

Missing information is visible

If evidence is unavailable or not verified, project pages display the missing category instead of implying a positive claim.

Completeness is not trust

Profile completeness measures verified evidence coverage. It is not a safety score, legitimacy score, quality score, or buy signal.

Badges are not purchasable

Trust badges are created only from reviewed evidence or approved claim status. Boosts and ads cannot buy trust badges.

Security, Evidence, and Market Activity

Investment risk scores remain Unknown. Separate automated contract checks cover selected chains and report their own findings and coverage. Unknown is excluded from numeric risk averages and is never interpreted as low risk.

Evidence coverage is the percentage of the 11 evidence categories supported by reviewed records. Duplicate records do not increase coverage. Submitted, rejected, expired, or undated review records do not count as verified coverage. Provider names and profile claims alone do not count. Unavailable means evidence records could not be loaded; zero means records were loaded but no categories have qualifying reviewed evidence. Coverage measures categories, not the strength or freshness of an assessment.

Market activity uses liquidity (30%), volume (25%), momentum (20%), community activity (20%), and recency (5%). Missing inputs contribute no points. Evidence coverage and paid promotion do not affect this score. Discovery scores and scenario tools are research aids, not forecasts or buy signals.

Review and freshness dates are shown with the evidence. A freshness date is contextual information, not an automatic expiry date. Evidence marked Expired does not generate verified statements. An old review should be checked against the current project and deployed contract.

What Signals Mean

Audit

A public audit report or certificate has been submitted and reviewed as evidence.

An audit does not guarantee safety, bug-free code, or future project behavior.

KYC

A KYC provider or review source has been submitted and reviewed as evidence.

KYC does not prove investment quality, token performance, or that a project cannot fail.

Contract Verification

A public source, usually a block explorer, supports the source-code verification claim. Verification is not a vulnerability assessment.

A verified contract is not the same as a safe contract.

Team, Contact, Legal Entity, Partnership

Publicly reviewable information has been submitted for the category.

Availability of information does not mean Beyond Mooner endorses the team, entity, or partnership.

How Evidence Is Reviewed

  1. 1. A project, user, or admin submits an evidence record with a source URL.
  2. 2. The evidence remains submitted or in review until an admin checks the source.
  3. 3. Verified evidence with a valid public source and recorded review date can generate project statements, completeness coverage, and evidence badges.
  4. 4. Rejected or expired evidence remains visible as a review state where appropriate, but it does not generate trust claims.
  5. 5. Freshness dates help users see whether evidence may need another review.

Automated checks: goplus-evm-v1

The initial integration checks the primary listed contract on Ethereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, and Avalanche. Other chains, bridge contracts, and secondary deployments are outside this coverage. A retrieval timestamp records when Beyond Mooner received a response, not the block at which the provider observed it. Results become stale after six hours.

Twelve checks cover honeypot signals, contract privileges, source availability, proxy status, and trading taxes. Missing or invalid fields remain unknown. Honeypot signals and reported 100% tax are critical; balance modification, ownership recovery, hidden ownership, modifiable tax, and tax of at least 10% are high; other reported capabilities are medium. These are conservative triage categories, not probabilities or an investment score. The highest flagged severity is never reduced by trading activity, sponsorship, or evidence completeness.

A not-flagged check only describes that provider response. Partial checks, source changes, proxy implementations, and simulation limits can leave risks undetected. Scans do not verify audit scope or deployed bytecode against a report; that match remains unverified unless separately reviewed.

GoPlus field definitions and limitations

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