$SWEEP

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One field · one receipt

Check it before you trust it. Then go on the record.

Paste a site, a token, or the link someone just DM'd you. We measure it live — the connection, the project behind it, how the token has actually moved — and hand you something you can show to somebody else. Free, no signup, five seconds.

Check your whole stack at once →See who has actually called it →

Every check runs from our own server. We never see your data or your traffic — we can't. Nothing here is financial advice.

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How it fits together

Three things, one loop. You check something, the check becomes a receipt, and the receipts add up into a public record of who was actually right — including us.

01 · check

One field, anything you were about to trust

A site, a list of sites, or a token address. The connection, the project behind it, and how the token has really moved — measured live, never guessed.

02 · receipt

Every check is something you can hand over

The raw handshake, an exportable CBOM, a shareable card. Anyone can re-run the same measurement and get the same answer, or tell us we were wrong.

03 · record

Say it in advance, in public, or it didn't happen

Calls are sealed at the market cap we read and settle themselves. The misses stay up next to the hits. Download the log and audit it yourself.

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Flex your scan

Post the card anywhere, or share a link that re-scans live for whoever opens it.

02 / what we actually check

One score, six checks.

You get a number and a word, not a wall of jargon. Underneath it are the things that actually decide whether a site is safe to touch — weighted by how likely each one is to cost you money.

Some things are disqualifying, not deductions.

A certificate your browser would reject caps the score no matter how good everything else is. A site can't ship tidy code its way back to "safe". And anything we couldn't measure is left out of the score rather than counted against it — the page tells you which.

How the measurement works →

03 / recently checked

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NIST FIPS 203 CycloneDX 1.6 RFC 8446

Where every exchange, bank and wallet actually stands.

See the standings →

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Every measurement is exportable, auditable, signed.

Open CBOM Explorer →

04 / the token

$SWEEP is collateral.

The product's only real asset is that a stranger believes the measurement. So the token does one job: it makes a claim cost something. You put it up behind what you say, and you lose it when you are wrong.

Stake a call, or it doesn't rank

Any call can go on The Record for free, and every one of them stays there. But a call with $SWEEP behind it is the only kind that gets ranked — because it is the only kind where being wrong costs the caller something.

A miss burns the bond

Outcomes settle from price data, against thresholds sealed into the call before anyone knew the answer. A rug or a miss slashes the stake, and slashed stake pays for the checks everyone runs free.

Holding opens depth, never access

Checking anything is free forever, for everyone, signed in or not. Holding thresholds unlock the deeper surface: full subject history, alerts when a verdict changes, and API keys for the build gate.

what it deliberately is not

No yield, no rebase, no reflections, no referral tiers, no "treasury operations" paying holders out of the next buyer. A payout structure that needs new deposits would make every receipt on this site worthless, which is the one thing we are actually selling. Chain and launch details are not final — the contract address appears at the top of this page the moment there is one, and nowhere else.

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measured facts · read off the wire

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classification reasoning

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harvest-now-decrypt-later

session captured {{ hndlClock }} ago — aging toward decryptability

open the HNDL clock →

wire evidence

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CBOM · CycloneDX 1.6 ✓

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enable X25519MLKEM768 hybrid — here's the config

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ssl_ecdh_curve X25519MLKEM768:X25519:secp256r1;

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quantum-safe · one of six checks

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the fleet lattice

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cbom explorer · {{ readoutHost }}

A CycloneDX 1.6 BOM as a navigable object.

CycloneDX 1.6 ✓

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crypto-assets

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provenance · signature

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signature: verified ✓ · detached cosign

raw CycloneDX 1.6

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04 / methodology

How the measurement works.

we read the actual negotiation — not a banner string. no guesses, no false positives.

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the classifier · pure, deterministic

04.5 / #lattice — why safe is safe

The lattice shortcut explorer.

Drag the "Shor shortcut" vector. In flat space it snaps to target — RSA/ECDH die here. In the lattice, it dead-ends; difficulty explodes with dimension.

ML-KEM-768 — rank-3 module, 256-degree ring ≈ 768-dimensional lattice. (analogy — the real hardness is Module-LWE.)

flat 2D · ECDH-like

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05 / threat model — HNDL

Harvest now. Decrypt later. The clock already started.

An adversary records your encrypted traffic today and decrypts it when a CRQC exists. Your secrets' shelf life is the only variable.

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session token = days · custody seeds = forever

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a probability band, never a fake point date

capture today

CRQC band

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06 / integrate

Fail the build on a quantum-vulnerable handshake.

The same measurement engine as the hero — as a build gate. The product is an API with a website on top.

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exit-code semantics

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07 / pricing

Priced on hosts monitored, not seats.

The unit of value is a measured host.

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08 / trust

What we measure, and what we never touch.

we read handshake parameters, not plaintext — physically, we cannot see your data.

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persisted

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never stored

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standards lineage

NIST FIPS 203 — ML-KEM CycloneDX 1.6 RFC 8446 — TLS 1.3