Generic tools give you a price feed. Finode does actual fundamental work: it parses whitepapers, pulls GitHub health, and analyzes verified smart-contract source code to extract real supply, emission, and security parameters.
Whitepaper · GitHub · on-chain contract code
What it reads
Fetched and parsed — claims extracted and checked
Commit cadence, contributors, issue health, activity
Verified contract source from Etherscan and equivalents
Emission, supply, burn, staking read from the code itself
How it works
The paper is parsed and its key claims — supply, utility, governance — are extracted for verification.
GitHub metrics reveal whether the project is actively built or quietly abandoned.
Verified source is analyzed for security risks and admin controls — mint authority, proxy keys, pausability.
Emission, supply, burn, and staking parameters come from the contract, then get checked against what the paper promised.
In practice
A token's supply is described as fixed — but the contract retains an active mint key. Finode catches the mismatch.
The whitepaper claims a 2% emission; the code says 2.1% with a 2027 halving. Finode reconciles the two.
GitHub shows no meaningful commits in six months despite an active-development narrative — surfaced before you add size.
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